RA D IOHE_AD "IN/RAINBOWS" continuing discussion thread part VI

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Yes, but I want the MP3333333333

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"Thom, of course, absolutely hates cats, people, trucks; there's a long list"
 
u2popmofo said:
Yes, but I want the MP3333333333

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"Thom, of course, absolutely hates cats, people, trucks; there's a long list"

Right. I realized that as soon as I posted it. :huh: I'm going to keep checking back on pitchfork--maybe they'll post it eventually. I thought I saw most of the webcast but looking at their page I guess I missed a lot.

That bit you quote made me die laughing last night.
 
I liked the cover of Unravel; it doesn't hold a candle to the original, but it was still good.
 
For you Radiohead fans, but not anyone's who's been a dick to me, here are the latest radio interviews I've posted on S E N D S P A C E from the BBC's Steven Lamacq and Zane Lowe with Thom Yorke and Ed O'Brien:

Steven Lamacq:
Radiohead 2007-11-19 interview (contains IR songs)
http://www. .com/file/vh0dyd

Zane Lowe (coming up):
BBC1ZaneLoweInterviewsRadiohead
http://www. .com/file/1uiozg
 
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I been listening with my ears to the binary code 1 and a zero OKC IR mix together thing and it's not a bad flow at all...dunno if it was intentional on the part of R-Hed.

But Airbag into 15 step is not good at all.....
 
The official cover for IR is really starting to grow on me:

In_Rainbows_Official_Cover.jpg


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Just to repost with the names of those from ateaseweb who kindly recorded and uploaded them for me to reupload:
"A" did the Zane Lowe Nov 20th recording:
http://www. .com/file/1uiozg

Also, here's the full Steve Lamacq interview from Nov. 19th, thanks to "Two-Headed Boy":
http://www. .com/file/vh0dyd

Just fill in the blank "20%" with "send space." Don't leave a space, though.
 
Wow. No one's interested? Well, there's lots of info, including the tour arriving to South American cities, the plans for another webcast, the fact that Thom wanted "Down Is the New Up" on the album badly but they just didn't think it fit and Thom thinks it has Phil's best drumming.

Also, the band had a really tough time and Nigel had to get them to move into an old mansion no one had been in in 15 years to get them to work together as a group. They were not encouraged after coming back from the North American/European 2006 shows and found the overly kind applause of the audience not conducive to critical help because they didn't know which songs didn't work, so they thought they all did and when they recorded them, there realized there was something lacking; I pride myself on the fact I didnt' clap during songs I didn't like like "Bangers", "Nude" and "House of Cards", which all bored me.
 
What Fitz said.

And thanks, Muldfeld, for summarizing some of it until I get around to listening to it. I really wanted Down is the New Up on IR, too, and I'm dying to hear what they've done with it since the tour. Interesting about the "kind applause." I was guilty of clapping for everything. I'm a Radiohead clapper overachiever. I want them to like me as much as I like them. :wink:
 
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FitzChivalry said:
^ Not that I'm not interested . . . just don't have a lot of time to listen right now.

But thanks for the links. :up: I can't wait until I have a few spare moments to take a listen. :wink:

Same.

I hope they come here next year. Between them and Springsteen, my head might explode. If Arcade Fire is added to that mix, I will totally pull a Scanners right now.
 
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new songs in a couple of weeks :drool:

last flowers :drool:



and Nude still pwns :drool: :drool:

For you, maybe. I was a cheap bastard and didn't throw down the $80 for the discbox. :mad:
 
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