Sign up for HDpiano:.
Thank you to@Producelikeapro for enabling me to use their great cover of Paranoid Android throughout this video. Take a look at their video on Paranoid Android where I make a guest look:.
Also, you can check out my other Radiohead videos:.
And, an extra unique thanks goes to Chase Heeler, Peter Keller, Douglas Lind, Vidad Flowers, Ivan Pang, Waylon Fairbanks, Jon Dye, Austin Russell, Christopher Ryan, Toot & Paul Peijzel, the channel's Patreon saints!.
ASSISTANCE ME ON PATREON:.
Analysing Radiohead's magnum opus
Click Here To Learn Piano or Keyboard
YES! As per usual this is going to be an absolute masterpiece of in-depth analysis on one of the greatest songs ever written! Thanks David! You Rock! And thanks for being in our video too!
Thanks Warren! It was a real pleasure to work with you! Let’s do it again!
@@DavidBennettPiano Yes! Let’s! So much fun, thank you ever so much
@@DavidBennettPiano great video, really enjoying this!
Excellent to see you together in Warren’s video David
Paid shill.
DBP & Radiohead, a love story that will be told through the ages :p
Love all your breakdowns!
😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
Hell yeah, knew what it would be from the video title. Diving in now, can already tell it’s a fantastic video!!
😊😊😊😊
I have always compared Paranoid Android to The Beach Boys’ “Good Vibrations”. It is truly a pocket symphony and my favorite song from the band. Awesome video.
@@arcynic5404 I agree, it definitely goes through a similar structure, but I would counter it by saying it’s more like ‘Heroes & Villains’ 😊
i just realized this is a brand new video, nice
I knew this song was weird, from a theory perspective, but didn’t know HOW weird. Thanks David for the awesome explanation as always!! That Gm/Am move on the first part, and the mirrored move of Cm/Dm in the third part… crazy unintuitive but so beautiful!
This is why I love Radiohead so much. This song is so complicated and intricate, yet whenever you listen to it, you can’t help but feel relaxed and calm (in all the sections!). They are the greatest composers in the world, no doubt.
Great video! Learning the theory behind a song makes it much more manageable to learn how to play…and this one’s been on my list for a while. Thanks!! 😁😁
Such a musical masterpiece. At least, I can safely say that I once saw Radiohead live. When Thom started singing “rain down” , by then, it was literally raining down on us. A day that I’d never forget. Thanks, David!
David: if Paul and Ringo ever cover “Paranoid Android”, would your head just explode?
Awesome, wow, great choice, and thanks for playing the instrumentals in the background, too.
Superb video! Loved this, just half way through Warren’s too!
Great video! Love your collaboration with Warren
Such a great video
A great analysis! I love your focus on chord progressions. I feel that I’m a bit weak when it comes to those stuff, so your videos really help.
Have you ever considered making videos about the arrangements of more classical music? Like the fugue, requiem, sonata, symphony, and string quartet?
Whenever I look at a Radiohead chord progression I come to the conclusion that Jonny at least must be a massive figured bass nerd
I really enjoyed this video, David! This song really is Radiohead’s greatest work
Okay, I suddenly feel a need to listen to “OK Computer”.
Paranoid android is definitely my favorite Radiohead songs, and on and my most favorite songs in general. Thank you for analyzing it!
These videos centered on ONE song are my favourite. You learn much more from these than the others. Well done.