The phrase was reclaimed when the band On a Friday was looking for a new name, and Phil Selway, Ed O'Brien, and Jonny Greenwood agreed to adopt it for their group, a few years before this band released videos for "Just" and "Fake Plastic Trees" with singer Thom Yorke.
The original song by this name encouraged the listener to "look at my fingers vibrate" and "leave the land of noise," while the singer can "hear ev'rything you're thinking." That song appeared on the soundtrack to True Stories, performed by the Talking Heads. The phrase was reclaimed when the band On a Friday was looking for a new name, and Phil Selway, Ed O'Brien, and Jonny Greenwood agreed to adopt it for their group, a few years before this band released videos for "Just" and "Fake Plastic Trees" with singer Thom Yorke. FTP, name this group whose albums, including Pablo Honey and Kid A, have also included the songs "Subterranean Homesick Alien," "Karma Police," and "Creep."
The original song by this name encouraged the listener to "look at my fingers vibrate" and "leave the land of noise," while the singer can "hear ev'rything you're thinking.
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