| I am convinced that no song exemplifies the nineties like Radiohead's Paranoid Android. It is a musical and artistic masterpiece.
In essence, this three-part song represents the journey of the decade.
1) It begins, like the decade after the mercurial musical period of the late 80's, with an early sense of outlook conjecture by a melodious opening acoustic riff.
"...Please could you stop the noise I am trying a get some REST?
From all the unborn chicken, Voice sin my head.
Huh what's that?
When I am king you will be first against the wall
with your opinions, which is of no consequence at all
huh what's that? ..."
2) Later, it transforms into a period of embroiled crunching guitars, illustrating the quick surge of alternative rock towards the mid-nineties.
"...ambition makes you look very ugly kicking squealing gucci little piggy
"You don't remember "why don't you remember my name? Off with his head. Off with his head man. Why wont he remember my name?"
""i guess he does" ..."
3) The closing of the song returns to a radiantly melodious section, which I compare with the death of true alternative rock in the late-nineties.
"...Rain down rain down come on rain down on me
from a great height.
rain down rain down come on rain down on me
froma great height.from a great aaaaaaeeeeee
rain down rain down come on rain down on me.
froma great height from a great height..."
I challenge you to give Radiohead's Paranoid Android a fair listen and find a song that better exemplifies the decade of the nineties.
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