Thom Yorke at The Greek Theatre

Thom Yorke is your 'stick-it-to-the-man' kind of rock star. He became the booming voice of generations of misfits, weirdos, creeps. In 1993, along with his Rock n' Roll Hall of Fame band Radiohead, the album "Pablo Honey" spawned the iconic monster hit "Creep" which propelled them to the dizzying heights of rockstar fame and critical acclaim.

With Radiohead members' 'blessing', Thom Yorke embarked on a solo career that comprises mainly of electronic music. Yorke debuted with the release of the album 'The Eraser' in 2006. As he went on tour to support this album, Yorked formed a super band called Atoms for Peace, with musicians including Red Hot Chili Peppers bassist Flea and Radiohead producer Nigel Godrich.

One thing that marks the artistry of Yorke is his voice. Blender and MTV2 voted Yorke the 18th greatest singer of all time. Rolling Stone ranked him the 66th, describing it as a "broad, emotive sweep" with a "high, keening sound"; and concluding that "by the turn of the century … Yorke's voice had made him one of the most influential singers of his generation…."

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