New Radiohead

Classic tune.

Shit, great track! Amazing to see how they perform TKOL style percussion live with a double-drummer attack! Hope this one gets a release.

From the Basement Sessions are awesome. There is so much quality stuff in there

Very nice.

I need a dose of live Radiohead and soon.

Last time I saw them was when they toured Hail to the Thief, which was some time ago but the show was mind blowing, even for a large venue like Earls Court.

The band are obviously together and in each others company so new material or a tour will hopefully happen.

I seem to be in the minority (which is always a good thing imo) that all the new material is fab. KOL, Butcher/Collider and this? All fucking spot on.

  On 6/23/2011 at 11:33 PM, beerwolf said:

I need a dose of live Radiohead and soon.

 

Last time I saw them was when they toured Hail to the Thief, which was some time ago but the show was mind blowing, even for a large venue like Earls Court.

 

The band are obviously together and in each others company so new material or a tour will hopefully happen.

 

I seem to be in the minority (which is always a good thing imo) that all the new material is fab. KOL, Butcher/Collider and this? All fucking spot on.

i'm with you on that one. all this rhythm and groove make-a-me-a-happy.

Notice how utterly miserable and despondent Ed looks with a face that says; 'why am I even here?' in the background at the end as Thom is doing his hand dance.

It's weird how they can do a track of this quality but at the same time you just know it's not quite album quality. I guess the 2nd disc of In Rainbows is like an ep though not classed as such, but I don't know why they don't release eps in between the huge gaps in between albums and put loads of experimental [instrumental] one-off tracks on them. Seems they're at the point now where they've settled into a style they don't need to try to escape from; it's always very Radiohead-ey and very good. I've just realised exactly what I mean are the B-sides that came from the Hail to the Thief sessions, exactly that !

this is the other newer song they will be playing on the from the basement session. should be killer. starts of like a normal radiohead ballad and morphs into another groove oriented shaker. curious to see what radiohead does with this.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yQSE6xdFczQ&feature=player_embedded

That song is fantastic! I must admit I closed my eyes so I could just take in the music so will need to watch again later to get the silly hand dances but musically it's wonderful. One of their best of this era of their work I think

  On 6/23/2011 at 10:03 PM, o00o said:

From the Basement Sessions are awesome. There is so much quality stuff in there

This, plus

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I need a dose of live Radiohead and soon.

 

Last time I saw them was when they toured Hail to the Thief, which was some time ago but the show was mind blowing, even for a large venue like Earls Court.

 

The band are obviously together and in each others company so new material or a tour will hopefully happen.

 

I seem to be in the minority (which is always a good thing imo) that all the new material is fab. KOL, Butcher/Collider and this? All fucking spot on.

This.

they're the secret guests at glasto tonight. yeah well fuck that, i'm perfectly happy doing mkat alone in my bedroom watching star trek next generation, who needs glasto or radiohead or friends or real drugs or a good star trek series

Glastonbury setlist Radiohead:

Lotus Flower

15 Step

Magpie

Little By Little

All I Need

Separator

Give Up The Ghost

Arpeggi

Staircase

I Might Be Wrong

Bloom

Reckoner

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