-Music of a stale or marketed format.
-Music that can be easily overlooked or completely ignored much like a refrigerator buzzing.
-Music made to satisfy the mainstream or record label.
-Typical radio music.
-Music that can be easily overlooked or completely ignored much like a refrigerator buzzing.
-Music made to satisfy the mainstream or record label.
-Typical radio music.
Thom Yorke:There's a line in "Karma Police," about the buzzes like a fridge," and when you're driving around and around, and you have the alternative stations on in the background, or in your hotel room, it's just like a fridge buzzing. That's all I'm hearing. I'm just hearing buzz. It's really odd. You just have to laugh,'cause-
Journalist: Well, the one song that you had that was really embraced-
Thom Yorke: Yeah, that had the fridge buzzing in it.
Journalist: -by the modern rock format-
Both: -Creep.
Thom Yorke: That was a good fridge buzz.
Journalist: Well, the one song that you had that was really embraced-
Thom Yorke: Yeah, that had the fridge buzzing in it.
Journalist: -by the modern rock format-
Both: -Creep.
Thom Yorke: That was a good fridge buzz.
by urbangermanturban April 18, 2011