Motion Picture Soundtrack chords by Radiohead

Artist: Radiohead
Title: Motion Picture Soundtrack
Album: Unreleased - maybe on the upcoming fourth album?


I picked this song off of a low-quality MP3 file so if you see any obvious
mistakes just lemme know.


Chord Chart - standard tuning

         E  A  D  G  B  E
D/F# -   2  0  0  2  3  0
E/G  -   0  2  2  0  0  3
E/D  -   0  2  2  0  0  2
Cmj  -   0  3  2  0  0  0
Em   -   0  2  2  0  0  0
G    -   3  2  0  0  3  3
G2   -   3  2  0  0  3  0
C    -   x  3  2  0  1  0
C2   -   x  3  0  0  0  x
C3   -   x  3  0  0  3  3
C4   -   x  3  0  0  0  3
C#   -   x  4  2  0  0  0
B7   -   x  2  1  2  0  2

VERSE 1
This is the chord pattern for all three of the verses.  The transitions
are pretty much the same and the differences are negligable.  Although, if
you're like me, you wanna get the song perfect.  So, just listen closely
and alter the chord transitions for the different verses.

[E/G]  [G]        [E/G]     [C3]
White  wine...
[E/D]                              [C4]
[E/G]  [G]      [E/G] [G]
[E/D]                          [C4]

CHORUS
On the first verse of the song, repeat this chorus twice.  On the next two
verses he goes on for quite a while, I didn't actually count the # of
times but you get the point.

                [Em]  [C]  [G2] [D/F#]
I  think  you're...

FILL #1
Play this part after the chorus on the 2nd and 3rd verses.  When you play
this after the final verse (the coda) he adds a [G] chord at the end of
this fill.

[B7]                 [Em]         [G]   [C#] [Cmj]
    I  will  see  you...

Altogether, this song just plain owns.  It's one of my favorite Radiohead
songs of all time and I've heard just about all of them.  It shouldn't
take you too long to learn this song, you should be able to play it rather
fluently in 5-10 minutes or so, depending on your learning curve.  If you
need any help with this song or if some of the parts seem vague to you,
email me and I'll try to help you as much as I can.

J. Bartee - sectsy@hotmail.com
"I'm a rabbit in your headlights." - Thom Yorke