Radiohead Lost Track, 'How Do You Sit Still/Putting Ketchup In The Fridge,' Resurfaces (AUDIO)(UPDATE)

Radiohead has had a big year -- a well-received new album, the new album remixed, more of the new album from the basement, the tour announcement, the Ticketmaster uproar, an Occupy showing, "SNL"/"Colbert Report appearances, an MF Doom collaboration and we're sure we're missing something, but you get the point. The band popped up again today for one last (we think) notch on their 2011 calendar with a blast back to The Bends era -- a previously unheard track titled "How Do You Sit Still"/"Putting Ketchup in the Fridge." It sounds properly Bends-ian, and happily reminds us of our old ice rink's jams. What does it remind you of?

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CORRECTION: This Radiohead demo was a hoax, and is not in fact by Radiohead. Click here for more information.

Comments

[overlyelectrical]

05:42 PM on 12/23/2011

I seriously hope you guys don't do this.

[Onegin]

08:41 PM on 12/22/2011

Ha! As you can see, I love The Bends. I love Radiohead.

[CinMI]

02:30 PM on 12/30/2011

How did you do/get that?

[GODLAKE]

08:30 PM on 12/22/2011

You can never go wrong with Radiohead. I wish bands can keep up with the 90's. Best time in our generation and the current generation is missing out on buying a CD to a band you love and listen to it all day discovering music that is awesome and good but wouldn't make it to the radio.

[bathroomonkey7]

08:14 PM on 12/22/2011

This song has been in the underground bootleg scene for a few years. Nice to see it all AOL'ed up...

[riverhead]

07:55 PM on 12/22/2011

The best 3:45 of my day.

[Tikiman]

07:44 PM on 12/22/2011

Only with Radiohead does a barely made B-side song still sound a thousand times better than all the other crap out there these days.

[JohnCochtosten]

07:43 PM on 12/22/2011

This hasn't been confirmed as them yet.

[JohnCochtosten]

07:50 PM on 12/22/2011

I do think it's Radiohead, just informing everyone that there's some debate among fans.

[Antonio Gonzalez]

07:53 PM on 12/22/2011

um...what? theres no doubt thats Yorke singing

[JohnCochtosten]

08:01 PM on 12/22/2011

As I said above, I think it's them. There seems to be a lot of debate among fans, though.

[bogeychef]

07:17 PM on 12/22/2011

Radiohead has filled the Pink Floyd void for me for years now, Saw Floyd live 12 times, unfortunately Radiohead 0.

[Bill Zilla]

06:42 PM on 12/22/2011

Reminds me of having my whole life ahead of me. Thanks for this.

[Bradley Greig Smith]

06:34 PM on 12/22/2011

Not even close to my favorite type of music, but I like tons of their music. Much better than a lot of the no talent hacks that get airtime now.

I think most people would be amazed if they had a clue how many great songs they have put out.

[Maverickpower]

06:15 PM on 12/22/2011

Reminds me of a balmy night , driving with the windows open , across a bridge , street lights standing sentinel as I pine for my lost love

[bogeychef]

07:20 PM on 12/22/2011

I see it.

[renniz]

04:31 PM on 12/22/2011

Too lossy. Does Youtube have a better audio quality settings if you do not upload video?

[Pucker]

02:01 PM on 12/22/2011

This is obviously from the pre-Kid A era, back when they still produced stuff that sounds like music.

[Rynox]

04:39 PM on 12/22/2011

Before they became inventive?

[Nebbers]

08:35 PM on 12/22/2011

Trying to get into stuff that is different is too much work.
I'd rather listen to the same formulaic radio single over and over for the rest of my life.

[Stake]

04:40 PM on 12/22/2011

Then you haven't heard "House of Cards" off of In Rainbows. That is tasty stuff.