Although “Creep” was Radiohead’s debut single, the band originally hadn’t even planned to record the song and only did so at the suggestion of their producers, Sean Slade and Paul Q.

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It's no secret that Radiohead absolutely hate their song 'Creep', but would the band actually like to delete the song from history, or could they?

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“Creep” is Radiohead’s debut single, released in 1992 as part of their album Pablo Honey. The song’s raw lyrics and melancholic tone explore themes of self-doubt and unrequited lov ...

The Bends, Radiohead's sophomore album released in March 1995, acted as the catalyst for their amazing transformation. It’s the album that briefly captures Radiohead as rock heroes, before they ...

Lana Dey Rey has claimed that Radiohead may sue her over similarities between her 2017 song "Get Free" and their hit 1992 song "Creep" Maria Pasquini is the staff editor for human interest’s ...

In 2012 the song was used in the opening ceremony to the Paralympic Games. Spasticus Autisticus by Ian Dury and The Blockheads (BBC Music) First released in 1992, Creep was rarely given airplay as ...