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'Idioteque' is from Radiohead's album 'Kid A'
this is a vintage retro historical non-fiction book cover that captures the craziness of the song
vintage retro pulp paperback with the creepy monk
the laid-back sly half-smile of the song makes me laugh every time
and I try to be scrupulously fair about songwriting credits
Bush-inspired 'Letting The Cables Sleep' v1 Art Print Size:Symfonisk 16x22.75" / 41.6x57.8cm 'Idioteque' is from Radiohead's album'Letting The Cables Sleep' is one of those Bush tracks that lodges under your skin and never leaves. Gavin Rossdale has commented in interviews that it's about dealing with the shame of not supporting a friend who hid an HIV AIDs diagnosis for fear of stigma, but I took the relationship aspect of that and put into nautical settings, based on the lovely image of 'breaking the waves'. This retro vintage pulp paperback cover is originally for Heinlein's
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