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|datefound=28 Mar. 2016 (YouTube upload)
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Radiohead is a British alternative rock band that had most of its fame stemming from the 1990s and 2000s. They are one of the most influential bands of those decades, helping to define the sound of many alternative and indie rock bands to come. Their 1997 album, ''OK Computer'', was, at the time, their most ambitious project. Experimenting with new recording techniques, sound effects, and working with various concepts, it is often considered their masterpiece.
Radiohead is a British alternative rock band that had most of its fame stemming from the 1990s and 2000s. They are one of the most influential bands of those decades, helping to define the sound of many alternative and indie rock bands to come. Their 1997 album, ''OK Computer'', was, at the time, their most ambitious project. Experimenting with new recording techniques, sound effects, and working with various concepts, it is often considered their masterpiece.


The album went in and out of many phases. At one point the album was supposed to have a music video for every track featured. This idea was later on scrapped for financial reasons, but one of the planned music videos, being for the song '''"Let Down"''' winded up being completed. The video has never been released because Yorke thought it was "shite".
The album went in and out of many phases. At one point the album was supposed to have a music video for every track featured. This idea was later on scrapped for financial reasons, but one of the planned music videos, being for the song '''"Let Down"''' winded up being completed. The video has never been released because Yorke thought it was "shite."


The video's producer, Simon Hilton, included the music video for a very short while on his online portfolio, albeit in a very early unfinished form, but it was unlinked of his website[http://www.simonhilton.tv/]. The graphics aren't fully synced up with the music, and its generally considered to be "not much of a loss" by most Radiohead fans.  
The video's producer, Simon Hilton, included the music video for a very short while on his online portfolio, albeit in a very early unfinished form, but it was unlinked of his website. The graphics aren't fully synced up with the music, and its generally considered to be "not much of a loss" by most Radiohead fans.  


Radiohead finally explored the concept of music videos for an entire album with their 2003 effort, ''Hail to the Thief''.
Radiohead finally explored the concept of music videos for an entire album with their 2003 effort, ''Hail to the Thief''.


==YouTube Blocking of the Video==
==YouTube Blocking of the Video==
In June 2016, [Merlin] Beggars blocked the completed music video of '''"Let Down"''' worldwide. Despite that, the original video can now be found under the original [http://www.simonhilton.tv/Directing/Experimental/RHEAD_LD.mov link] that is hidden from his website.
In June 2016, [Merlin] Beggars blocked the completed music video of ''Let Down'' worldwide. Despite that, the original video can now be found under the original link that is hidden from his website.<ref>[http://www.simonhilton.tv/Directing/Experimental/RHEAD_LD.mov Radiohead ''Let Down'' (is downloadable).] Retrieved 28 Mar '16</ref>


A mirror of the said video that has been blocked by [Merlin] Beggars can now be viewed on YouTube.
A mirror of the said video that has been blocked by [Merlin] Beggars was available on YouTube but sadly has now been removed as of 2019.
   
   
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Radiohead-LetDown.jpg

Sample of the imagery found in the video.

Status: Found

Date found: 28 Mar 2016

Found by: Stanmgk

Radiohead is a British alternative rock band that had most of its fame stemming from the 1990s and 2000s. They are one of the most influential bands of those decades, helping to define the sound of many alternative and indie rock bands to come. Their 1997 album, OK Computer, was, at the time, their most ambitious project. Experimenting with new recording techniques, sound effects, and working with various concepts, it is often considered their masterpiece.

The album went in and out of many phases. At one point the album was supposed to have a music video for every track featured. This idea was later on scrapped for financial reasons, but one of the planned music videos, being for the song "Let Down" winded up being completed. The video has never been released because Yorke thought it was "shite."

The video's producer, Simon Hilton, included the music video for a very short while on his online portfolio, albeit in a very early unfinished form, but it was unlinked of his website. The graphics aren't fully synced up with the music, and its generally considered to be "not much of a loss" by most Radiohead fans.

Radiohead finally explored the concept of music videos for an entire album with their 2003 effort, Hail to the Thief.

YouTube Blocking of the Video

In June 2016, [Merlin] Beggars blocked the completed music video of Let Down worldwide. Despite that, the original video can now be found under the original link that is hidden from his website.[1]

A mirror of the said video that has been blocked by [Merlin] Beggars was available on YouTube but sadly has now been removed as of 2019.

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