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ADDENDUM: 01-30-08

TODAY'S ADDENDUM:
Song: You Never Wash Up After Yourself
Release Date: September 1994
Find This: My Iron Lung EP

Additional Info: This is one of the shortest songs in the Radiohead catalogue, and it was recorded in just one take. Given the fact that it's just Thom Yorke and a guitar, that's not really surprising. The feel of the track is very personal and intimate though, which is nice considering that there's usually lots and lots going on within each individual Radiohead song. It's a nice change of pace if you will, and the perfect capper on the "My Iron Lung" EP. Sure, it's not "officially" the last song, but who really counts the acoustic version of "Creep" anyways?

Radiohead- You Never Wash Up After Yourself

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