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 Thom Yorke: "Radiohead" and "Trading Solo" - Trevor Baker
 Thom Yorke: "Radiohead" and "Trading Solo" - Trevor Baker ... Independent Music PressNewest Review: ... and then the following chapter details the touring schedule and the events (in a limited way) that occurred while the band ... more ... were on the road. The introduction is somewhat interesting as it explains the life of a young Thom Yorke, and the cultural surroundings that he grew up in that influenced his lifelong idea of 'being a rock star'. The description of him as an outcast is one that is imaginable back then, as many people view him as a strange character, when in reality, he really isn't.
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Thom Yorke: "Radiohead" and "Trading Solo" - Trevor Baker: Thom Yorke (612 words)
by - written on 03/07/09 (Very useful, 17 readings)
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Picking up a book on Thom Yorke, I was never really sure what to expect. Would it be an insight into the belief of a 'mysterious' character, or would I complete the book knowing just as much about him as I did in the first place. The answer really is: a bit of both. The problem with biographies is that much of the information gathered about the subject is just sourced from previous interviews, radio appearances and television appearances. This is understandable in some aspects, as it is difficult for a person to sit down and take the time out to write a full autobiography, but it also leaves you reading much of what you have already read ... Read the complete review
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