Lancemc
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The live version of The Gloaming from the last tour was easily the highlight of the show for me. God that kicked ass.
Radiohead Discussion Thread Part II
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cobl04
45:33
yeah i neglected to read the link.
i went the AVI route.
i'm still bitterly depressed that they didn't tour here for In Rainbows. FUCK CARBON FOOTPRINTS.
martha
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They don't really give a shit about carbon footprints. It's not that profitable to tour your dusty little continent, that's all.
cobl04
45:33
i remember reading something in 08 that it had something to do with carbon footprints but whatever the reason, it's not good enough 
martha
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Oh, I know they say that.
AndrewCowley
Refugee
I like them a lot... but is it fair to say that as touring band they are lazy?
When did they last come to Australia?
When did they last come to Australia?
LemonMelon
More 5G Than Man
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/pitchfork
cobl04
45:33
Hail to the Thief... and i think they had to cancel some shows because one of them was sick, something along those lines. gave them another excuse for not touring, one of them said in an interview "if we do come down under, we want to do it properly..."
MoodyJ
Refugee
They did a bang up job with the DVD. The fact that the band gave fans the audio masters is pretty damned awesome in my book.
U2Fanatic4ever
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They did a bang up job with the DVD. The fact that the band gave fans the audio masters is pretty damned awesome in my book.
yes very awesome!
FitzChivalry
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Downloaded onto my iPod. Watching now and I just had to pause it to come post and say: this show's Nude kicked some major assage! 
MissVelvetDress_75
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lazarus
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We rented out a karaoke room for my friend's birthday, and one of the selections was the title track from The Eraser. WTF is right. But we couldn't resist putting it on, and it was one of the more surreal experiences I've had in recent memory.
FitzChivalry
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Hey, you're in the L.A. area, right Laz? Where and how much was this karaoke room?
lazarus
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On 3rd St in Koreatown (where they all are). 4000 block, maybe? I think it was $30 an hour for a very big room.
FitzChivalry
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PhilsFan
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Or he's being sarcastic.
LemonMelon
More 5G Than Man
You're only a fake fan if you sang along.
I realized while watching that had I been there I likely would have cheered, or even "woo-ed", at some point during the song. It was that moment that I understood why I am referred to as Scumbo.
lazarus
Blue Crack Supplier
Would it have killed these guys to design a downloadable DVD insert for this fan concert?
Lazy Czechs.
Lazy Czechs.
CrashedCarDriver
Refugee
because i fail to truly immerse myself in a new album with the speed the music business goes, i sort of didnt really get into in rainbows
however found a little bit of time to listen to the album the other day
and i have to say: its one of their best. its not the same radiohead, it just might be better as music is hard to retain my interest after a certain length of time
its just hard to believe radiohead were capable of making amazing albums after Kid A, The Bends and OK Computer.
Weird Fishes, omg one of the best songs like... ever
however found a little bit of time to listen to the album the other day
and i have to say: its one of their best. its not the same radiohead, it just might be better as music is hard to retain my interest after a certain length of time
its just hard to believe radiohead were capable of making amazing albums after Kid A, The Bends and OK Computer.
Weird Fishes, omg one of the best songs like... ever
Along with Nude, it's my favourite from that album too.
Joey788
Refugee
One of the karaoke places in Manhattan has some pretty weird picks too. Songs like Black Star, Killer Cars, Let Down, Sit Down Stand Up, True Love Waits, Wolf at the Door, and Black Swan. They have all the hits too but it's just a very random, yet awesome selection.
lazarus
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Colin on the music biz.
Very, very well said.
http://www.indexoncensorship.org/2010/09/radiohead-copyright-freespeech-music/
Very, very well said.
http://www.indexoncensorship.org/2010/09/radiohead-copyright-freespeech-music/
U2Fanatic4ever
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ONE love, blood, life
Thanks for that link. One thing that really draws me to these guys is their intelligence. The band as a collective is both analytical and practical, which is a rare combination indeed.
Moonlit_Angel
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I'll agree with that 
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That was indeed a fantastic article. It's nice to see people out there who still care about the audience above all else, who understand just how important music is to people. I find his thoughts on the future of the internet interesting-particularly liked the bit about conversation online turning more to legitimate discussion like that of the old mediums, as I think he's generally right about that. Also liked how he weighed the pros and cons of pre- and post-Internet musical activity as well. Unlike him, I still buy CDs when I'm able to, I find the internet has made me want to buy more CDs instead of less. But I see his point on that aspect as well.
Good to hear they've got some new stuff coming out soon, look forward to hearing what else they've come up with and seeing how they'll promote it. I've only heard In Rainbows a couple times, but I quite like it, some very good songs on there.
Angela
. That was indeed a fantastic article. It's nice to see people out there who still care about the audience above all else, who understand just how important music is to people. I find his thoughts on the future of the internet interesting-particularly liked the bit about conversation online turning more to legitimate discussion like that of the old mediums, as I think he's generally right about that. Also liked how he weighed the pros and cons of pre- and post-Internet musical activity as well. Unlike him, I still buy CDs when I'm able to, I find the internet has made me want to buy more CDs instead of less. But I see his point on that aspect as well.
Good to hear they've got some new stuff coming out soon, look forward to hearing what else they've come up with and seeing how they'll promote it. I've only heard In Rainbows a couple times, but I quite like it, some very good songs on there.
Angela
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