Pop Is Dead
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"Pop Is Dead" is the third single released by Radiohead. It is the first Radiohead single not to come from an album, and the last until 2009's download-only single, Harry Patch (In Memory Of).
Released only several months after their debut single "Creep" and their debut album Pablo Honey (on which "Pop Is Dead" was not included), the song also hit before "Creep" had begun its slow and surprising ascent up the pop charts worldwide. "Pop Is Dead" reached number 42 on the UK Singles Chart in May 1993.
The song was accompanied by a video the band filmed at the Neolithic Long barrow Wayland's Smithy in Oxfordshire.
Track listing
- "Pop Is Dead"
- "Banana Co. (Acoustic)"
- "Creep (Live)"
- "Ripcord (Live)"
References
External links
- "Pop Is Dead" video at YouTube
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