I came downstairs and everyone was like, 'Uh, are you all right?' I was like, 'What's wrong?' Phil very gently took me downstairs and shaved it all off." There was one point when I got up in the morning after a night of hearing voices, and I decided to cut my hair." He chose to use a penknife and, "It got messy.
"They're pretty unmusical, so we decided to turn a big empty house into a studio… said to us, 'Come and stay,' handed us the keys, and told us to feed the cat."Īll sounds grand, doesn't it? But there was a fright in the night for singer Thom Yorke that led to him taking dramatic, drastic action, as he revealed to Rolling Stone earlier this year: "Ghosts would talk to me while I was asleep.
"Studios are generally very horrible places for recording," guitarist Jonny Greenwood told the Irish Times in 1997. A recording studio was set up there, and Radiohead hired it to lay down the bulk of OK Computer in late-1996, using different rooms for various acoustic effects. In 1984, actress Jane Seymour bought the Grade I listed St Catherine's Court in Bath, which dates back to the 16th century. Many employees have apparently experienced unusual activity since, but equally many others haven't, with one suggesting that the main room's excellent acoustics lead to sounds being "projected". It was built over a pauper's cemetery, which resulted, the paper sensationally claimed, in "shadowy people" being spotted in the new structure wandering "restlessly through the creaking halls by night, hiding in dark corners, stealing behind pillars, and creating queer crepitating noises under the dim roof."Ī myth was born. Local newspaper Cincinnati Commercial reported strange goings-on soon after work began on the hall in 1876. If you think I'm crazy just come here sometime at three o'clock in the morning. They're not in the offices, but when you go out into the house they're there, they're upstairs. In a 2005 documentary, Music Hall: Cincinnati Finds Its Voice, he said: "I've worked here all night long. All kind of wonderful concerts take place inside its grand, gothic structure, but do ghosts also roam its rooms? Some people think so, including Erich Kunzel, a one-time conductor of the Cincinnati Pops. This splendid building in Cincinnati, Ohio is home to the world-class Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra and the Cincinnati Pops orchestra, and it's also an American National Historic Landmark.
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