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[laughs] But, uh, I did get out, because it was a daytime thing I could go to, to go see something that Mark absolutely would hate, which is an installation, I guess, is what we would say, of a touring installation that Radiohead, um, is doing.

They debuted this, whatever we, we wanna call it, film and exhibit.

Yeah.

They put it up at Coachella, and it's now touring to a couple of cities, a couple of weeks here in Brooklyn, then to Chicago, Mexico City, and San Francisco, doing a couple of week run in each of those.

It is the Radiohead Motion Picture House, the Kid A Amnesia Motion Picture House.

And so it is around the music, the era of the Kid A album, and then the Amnesia album that was kind of the Kid A outtakes, Kid A extension album.

So it's installed in a, basically a warehouse and industrial space out in the Brooklyn Navy Yards, so in a sort of anonymous, kind of a big-

Yeah

... room, uh, out there.

The outer rooms in the space are artworks, big, large scale paintings, some of which clearly are out of the, the set of paintings that led to the Kid A album cover.

Okay.

Um, other paintings of sort of the iconography of, of Radiohead, the bear and the different things.

Hmm.

And then different, uh, sort of oversized, um, you know, scraps of, uh, different drafts of lyrics and doodles from Thom and some artwork from, um...

It's, this is really a collaboration between Thom Yorke and Stanley, I'm gonna say Don, I'm gonna get the name wrong, the artist who they work with, who they have a long relationship and work with on all the visual-

Got it

... side of, of the band.

And so there are some of his artworks and some of Thom's scribbles, um, and, and lyrics and a lot of ephemeral stuff, and that's all around the outside.

Then some sculpture, sort of statues, very oversized and smaller, um-

Of what?

Of some of the characters.

Huh.

You know, there's sort of the skinny humanoid figure with the-

Yeah.

Yeah