KID A

kid in the dark hooduh sweatshirt in the corner of the computer lab with a headphone over his head listening music over and over again. is tired and sick of life. Hate School. doesn't like bright people because hethinks they suck. smokes. likes music. hate people with Hypocrite. has a bad attitude towards girls. doesn't know how to treat girls right. isuncomfortable in a crowd. is that kid whose eyes take everything and give away nothing. always unsure of himself. confident. Aggressive, creative, guarded, sarky,moody,Funny.impatient. Drinks six cups of coffee everyday. never stay tune to a TV show for more than 2 minutes. Always flip the channel. never stay tune toa website for more than 2 minutes. likes computers. has a computer. Thinks that school is a silly diversion of life. Learns stuff on his own. Doesn't have many friends.Hacks. Wish somebody is holding his hands right now. the 2nd eldest in a family of seventh siblings. love his mom & dad so much isk..but the lord tookthem away from him ... is a responsible brother. is a troubled person with a clouded mind. is funny at times. cracks jokes and reads sad books. doesn't like people whotell him what to do. knows what he wants to do. knows what he wants to be. doesn't know what he wants to do. has a 50 inch nails radiohead poster in hisbedroom. is a big fan of Radiohead. had worked at a fast food restaurant. had been in love. sinned. is broke, poor and hungry.
Radiohead on Kid A.... Is Kid A really about cloning humans? Thom: "That was entirely my fault [laughs]. Early on, Stanley Donwood, who does our artwork, and I started doing this thing, Test Specimen, a cartoonabout giving birth to a monster, the Frankenstein thing. For example, the bear logo that is a test specimen, the first mutant. The idea was loosely based on stuff we were reading about genetically modified food. We got obsessed with the idea of mutation entering the DNA of the human species. One episode was aboutthese teddy bears that mutate and start eating children. It was this running joke, which wasn't really funny. But in our usual way, it addressed a lot of our paranoias and anxieties. Kid A was just a name flying around-- it was a name on one of the sequencers."