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question about radiohead's "how to disappear completely and never be found"

simpson,ay?simpson,ay? Posts: 45
edited April 2006 in Other Music
love the song, and i know the premise behind it (what michael stipe said to thom)

anyway, i work part time at scholastic book fairs and i came across this book in the warehouse entitled "how to disappear completely and never be found." is this a common phrase (i had never heard it before the song) or are the two somehow interconnected??
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  • CM1847CM1847 Posts: 577
    I would guess it has to do with that book. Yorke loves taking song titles and lyrics from literature.
  • Pearl Jam and toastPearl Jam and toast Posts: 4,475
    it's certainly not a common phrase in america at least..

    also, you mention something Stipe said to Thom..

    good to know also that Thom dreamt he was floating down a river motionless and incapable of moving.. just watching everyone pass by.. kind of poetic.. and that's another inspiration :)

    Almost every RH album produces one song that i can call "the best song i've ever heard" and this is one of them..

    love it :)
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