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Harry Styles hails Thom Yorke as he presents Radiohead frontman with Ivors Fellowship
The singer paused his residency to honour the Radiohead frontman in London.
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"Fake Plastic Trees (Live at the Astoria)" is a track by Radiohead, from the album Live at the Astoria (May 1994), released 27th May 1994. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 18 articles about Radiohead.
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