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* TakeThatCritics: "A Punch Up at a Wedding (No No No No No No No No)" is about a critic who wrote an extremely negative review of the band's Oxford show and tore into the band and audience. Thom admits he shouldn't have let it get to him:

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* TakeThatCritics: "A Punch Up at a Wedding (No No No No No No No No)" is about a critic who wrote an extremely negative review of the band's an Oxford show the band played and tore into the band and audience. Thom admits he shouldn't have let it get to him:



-->''Peep. "Yes?" "Mmmmorrre coookiesss......."''

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-->''Peep.->''Peep. "Yes?" "Mmmmorrre coookiesss......."''
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** Downplayed in "Scatterbrain", where the measures are mostly 3 measures of 4 and then on in 2.
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''Hail to the Thief'' (also labelled as ''Hail to the Thief, (or, The Gloaming.)'' in the album booklet)[[note]]The band considered ''The Gloaming'' as the main album title for awhile, but ultimately decided it sounded "too [[ProgressiveRock prog rock]]" and selected a line from the track "2 + 2 = 5" instead[[/note]] is the sixth album by English AlternativeRock band Music/{{Radiohead}}, released in 2003.

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''Hail to the Thief'' (also labelled as ''Hail to the Thief, (or, The Gloaming.)'' in the album booklet)[[note]]The band considered ''The Gloaming'' as the main album title for awhile, but ultimately decided it sounded "too [[ProgressiveRock prog rock]]" and selected a line from the track "2 + 2 = 5" instead[[/note]] is the sixth album by English AlternativeRock band Music/{{Radiohead}}, released in 2003.
2003 through Creator/ParlophoneRecords in the UK and Creator/CapitolRecords in the US.
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* SongStyleShift: "2 + 2 = 5" starts out as an art rock song, but erupts into a hard/garage rock song mid-way through.

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