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Spectre (song) recorded the theme for the upcoming James Bond film "Spectre", released later that year. The bookmaker William Hill suspended bets after a customer placed £15,000 at ten-to-one odds on Radiohead. A William Hill spokesperson said: "There seem to be all kinds of rumours and the plot has had more twists and turns than a classic Bond tale, but surely nobody risks £15,000 on a hunch." Radiohead submitted "Man of War", a song they had written in the 1990s and which singer Thom Yorke once described as a "homage to Bond themes". The "Spectre" production team liked the song, but rejected