Uploaded August 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Not much of a Radiohead fan anymore, but this makes Kid A sound fresh again to my ears. From a Funkstörung mix/dj set aired on the program "2Step" on German music tv channel Viva Zwei, February 24th 2001. Kaliber16 ran the visuals.
I found a much cleaner, higher quality version of the set released on CD in 2002, but overall I prefer this with the VHS artefacts (noise, compression, monophonic sound and tiny incidental jump-cuts), so I'm posting both variants in one vid.
Although it's more or less just the original Radiohead track layered with beats, Funkstörung clearly made the beat specifically to go with the track; it's credited on the CD as 'Radiohead "Kid A" w/Funkstörung "Beat A"'.
00:00 VHS quality (mono) version
02:08 CD quality (stereo) version
idm / braindance / techno / experimental / breaks
Not much of a Radiohead fan anymore, but this makes Kid A sound fresh again to my ears. From a Funkstörung mix/dj set aired on the program "2Step" on German music tv channel Viva Zwei, February 24th 2001. Kaliber16 ran the visuals.
I found a much cleaner, higher quality version of the set released on CD in 2002, but overall I prefer this with the VHS artefacts (noise, compression, monophonic sound and tiny incidental jump-cuts), so I'm posting both variants in one vid.
Although it's more or less just the original Radiohead track layered with beats, Funkstörung clearly made the beat specifically to go with the track; it's credited on the CD as 'Radiohead "Kid A" w/Funkstörung "Beat A"'.
00:00 VHS quality (mono) version
02:08 CD quality (stereo) version
idm / braindance / techno / experimental / breaks




![Nearer, My God, to Thee (Horbury - Short Version)
Music for a 19th century hymn by Sarah Flower Adams. It was sung by the passengers and crew of SS Valencia as it sank in 1906, and in 1912 it was the last tune played by the band on RMS Titanic before it went down, according to some survivors. Which melody the musicians on the Titanic played is debated it was likely either the Horbury version or the Propior Deo version; least likely is the Bethany version used in most filmatisations of the tragedy.
SS Valencia had 37 survivors, but 136 perished. The last group of survivors were reportedly well-nigh crazed by the sight of the remaining passengers on the ship:
[...] the brave faces looking at them over the broken rail of a wreck and of the echo of that great hymn sung by the women who, looking death smilingly in the face, were able in the fog and mist and flying spray to remember: Nearer, My God, to Thee.
Artwork of the Titanic by Ken Marschall.
This recording is from the soundtrack to the 2003 documentary Ghosts of the Abyss, directed by James Cameron. Nearer, My God, to Thee (Horbury - Short Version)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/wVCNDk8lD2Y/mqdefault.jpg)


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F7 - Lost in Flower [PRESS 14]
Acting Press, Germany 2025 F7 - Soapy Hyper Cube](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/wgAQS1UWJ2c/mqdefault.jpg)


