no site of any greek antiquities as of yet, even from the top floor of the hotel.this city seems huge and apparently we're situated in what a local described as a kind of no-man's land.lots of traffic outside the window.and parked cars everywhere which is explained by the fact that they operate a system here whereby car licences are issued for different days of the week in order to alleviate the serious traffic congestion ie you have a car and you're only allowed to drive that car on mondays, wednesdays, fridays and sundays.what happens of course is that if you've got the dosh you then buy another car that you can drive on tuesdays, thursdays and had an amazing time in ayed open-air, right in the heart of the old town at the piazza san doesn't get better than this.went on and played in thessaloniki last night at the earth theatre. You see yesterday i wasnt hearing straightīut today everything is in its right placeĪn excerpt from the text above also appeared in another page called 'of brain':Īrrived this morning to play the first of two gigs in the lycabetus theatre, which is apparently near the parthenon. The text itself was probably written shortly after the NEC incident, as it contains references to Thom's hearing damage that day:īut today evrything is in its right place.īut today i am the walking fucking cash machine. During this period Thom would usually start forming lyrics to a song by pulling cut up lines out of a top hat, and this following text appears to be a source not only for this song, but also for 'Cuttooth', where the line 'I will live a wallpaper life' would end up slightly modified.

This page appeared in during the Kid A period under the title 'Fore!'. Thom has explained in interviews that the major inspiration for this track was a breakdown he had right after Radiohead's gig at the NEC in Birmingham on november 19th 1997.

Everything in its right place piano tab