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Thom Yorke confiesa el desgaste físico y mental que sufrió tras el lanzamiento de 'OK Computer' de Radiohead y su posterior gira.

Thom Yorke, lead singer of Radiohead, has revealed that he was already tired of the band's iconic 1997 album 'OK Computer' by the time it was released, and felt the need to move on before embarking on the subsequent tour. Speaking in an interview with Harry Styles for Rolling Stone, Yorke explained that the band had been playing the songs too much during the recording process, and when his manager informed him they would have to tour for two years to promote the album, he begged to be allowed to move on. 'I literally begged them, [saying] 'I can't, I can't do it. I need to move on,' he recalled. The 'Against Demons' tour, which began in May 1997 and ran until April 1998, saw the band perform over 100 shows. Yorke described the experience as 'really fucked up' and emphasized that moving on is 'entirely essential' for artists. He also shared that during a 1997 Birmingham gig, he walked out of soundcheck and hid on a train to escape the pressure. Bassist Colin Greenwood echoed these sentiments, noting that the tour was 'the worst point' in their career, particularly because they could see the toll it was taking on Yorke. 'There is nothing worse than having to play in front of 20,000 people when someone—when Thom—absolutely does not want to be there,' he said. 'You hate having to put your friend through that experience.' 'OK Computer' went on to become a massive success, selling over 4.5 million copies worldwide and earning a five-times platinum certification in the UK. It remains one of Radiohead's most celebrated albums, featuring hits like 'Paranoid Android' and 'No Surprises.' The interview with Styles also touched on Radiohead's recent reunion tour, which marked their first shows in over seven years, and Yorke's new song 'Space Walk,' which he debuted at an event where he received an Ivor Novello Fellowship from Styles. During this event, Yorke also delivered a speech urging better treatment of artists in the music industry, warning that the business was becoming 'risk-averse and unable to help' fresh talent thrive. The band's struggles with the 'OK Computer' tour have been well-documented, with Yorke previously speaking about the exhaustion he felt during the 1997 tour, which he described as a period where he 'tried to escape' while on the road.

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