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9 February 2009

Radiohead: “15 Step” live at the Grammys (video)

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Radiohead, not surprisingly, turned in the best performance last night at the Grammys. They played a super percussive version of “15 Step” with help from the USC Marching Band. Visually and aurally electrifying.

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