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And then Thom said: "What if people, like, chose how much they wanted to pay for music? Then piracy would cease to exist, right?"

Let the flame war begin! Unless there's a huge ratio of Muse-to-Radiohead fans here.

YouTube user Quinton Sung has been taking Radiohead's classic albums and rendering them in glorious 8-bit beeps and bloops. Whether it's to evoke a warm and fuzzy nostalgia for your old Super Nintendo or to make Radiohead's message of modern-day alienation seem even more alienating is up to you. We've posted Ok Computer here, but you can also listen to an 8-bit version of Kid A on Sung's channel.

Since all of their music is already about alienation and isolation in our modern electronic world, maybe they actually WANT the internet to alienate them further.

Seriously, why is it that Thom Yorke looks like he's about to fall asleep in EVERY Radiohead music video? It's like they originally wrote lullabies to put hyperactive toddlers to sleep, until some adults mistook it for grown-up music.

Plain jeans and a T-shirt? How dare she! Why don't girls today wear corsets like they did in the good old days?

A musically-inspired take on another literary-themed comic.

Is being happy and listening to Kid A mutually exclusive? SOME WOULD SEEM TO THINK SO.

With loop pedal effects!