In a candid reflection, Ed O’Brien, guitarist of Radiohead, shares his musical journey and personal favorites. He recalls purchasing 'Ally’s Tartan Army', the 1978 Scottish World Cup song, as his first single due to his childhood admiration for the Scottish football team. O’Brien reminisces about his teenage years, particularly how he bought 'Hatful of Hollow' by The Smiths to impress a girl named Mary. Karaoke holds a special place in his heart, especially a memorable night in Japan where he performed 'My Way' while donning a prosthetic animal head. Although he acknowledges George Michael's brilliance, O’Brien admits he no longer listens to indie music, feeling he has moved beyond guitar-based genres. His new song, 'Blue Morpho', resonates deeply with him, evoking memories of his children's upbringing in Brazil. O’Brien expresses a desire for 'In Paradisum' from Gabriel Fauré’s Requiem to be played at his funeral, highlighting its beauty and simplicity.