Radiohead's Top 5 strangest music videos

Radiohead has a long history of music video weirdness.

The five-minute video off the recently released King of Limbs is comprised entirely by tight shots of Yorke dancing his ass off. He shakes and gesticulates violently; he imitates rock 'em sock 'em robot arms; he slowly twists and bends his limbs and torso; he stumbles around the stage like David Byrne.

It's a strange enough interpretive jig to watch a few dozen times and still not be satisfied. Since it hit YouTube two weeks ago, the video has already racked up more than 5,800,000 views.

Perhaps unsurprisingly, some of these viewers have taken liberties with Yorke's strange dance routine. Within a couple days of Lotus Flower's premiere, someone edited the video and replaced the audio with Beyonce's "Single Ladies." Others have followed suit with music by Phish, Lady Gaga, and Eric Cartman.

But the band's latest single is by no means their first experiment in weirdness. In honor of the Lotus Flower phenomenon, we collected five of the most bizarre music videos of Radiohead's career. Here they are, in no particular order:

Lotus Flower
Album: King of Limbs
Released: February 14, 2010
Weirdness factor: Up-close-and-personal dance moves.

Paranoid Android
Album: OK Computer
Released: 1997
Weirdness factor: Flashing tree lady, mermaids, torso baby.

Fake Plastic Trees
Album: The Bends
Released: 1995
Weirdness factor: Thom Yorke in a shopping cart.

There, There
Album: Hail to the Thief
Released: 2003
Weirdness factor: Owl wedding, Thom Yorke transforms into a tree.

Pop is Dead
Album: Pop is Dead Single
Released: 1993
Weirdness Factor: Thom Yorke's yellow hair.

Ok, so what'd we forget?