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    "comment": "This beat-heavy opener to the In Rainbows album, which was featured prominently during Radiohead's 2006 tour, features a group of children from the Matrix Music School and Arts Centre in Oxford hand clapping and shouting \"Yeah!\"\n\n\"15 Step\" was written in the rarely used 5/4 time signature. The most well-known example of a song written in a 5/4 meter is \"Take Five\" by The Dave Brubeck Quartet. Another example of a Radiohead song written in an unusual time signature is \"Morning Bell\" from Amnesiac, which was written in 7/8. When performing, the band sometimes puts these songs together. \n\nIn an interview with New York magazine, Ed O'Brien explained why they did so at a June 2006 concert at Madison Square Garden: \"Putting '15 Step' and 'Morning Bell' together was deliberate. '15 Step' is in 5/4 and 'Morning Bell' is in 7/8. It's nice to have a bit of clapping, a bit of audience participation, if they can get the beat. In Spain, they love 'Morning Bell' - all the fast clapping is like flamenco music. But in the West, we're not very rhythm-savvy. Anything not in 4/4 is hard for a lot of people.\"  https://tinyurl.com/338muhfd",
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