I have to agree with marsy, here.
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Re: Radiohead
by MECHANT! » Wed 20 Jun, 2012 1:05 am
dunebug wrote:Sigh, you think you know an ese and behind your back they're bashing your face pubes
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Re: Radiohead
by VT_Hokie » Sun 01 Jul, 2012 4:17 am
saw them three times in 2 months, each show better than the last, Camden being a totally ripper. they don't appear to be aging at all, just reinventing themselves. the loss of their drum tech was tragic and it's a shame about the stage too because it was without a doubt the coolest setup I've ever seen, those screens were something else.
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Re: Radiohead
by StopWhinging » Sun 05 Aug, 2012 4:57 pm
mbbb: she has two moods-hungry and threatened
mbbb: you can determine her response based on those things
gtpod: It's like Ricky said about Steve, you just command much more respect.
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mbbb: you can determine her response based on those things
gtpod: It's like Ricky said about Steve, you just command much more respect.
Team Lahv Hello, beautiful eyes. Do you mind if I party with you?
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Re: Radiohead
by Nill Demand » Sat 08 Sep, 2012 3:32 am
This is so good.
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Re: Radiohead
by Daniel789 » Sat 08 Sep, 2012 3:43 am
Nill Demand wrote:This is so good.
brilliant! :')
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Re: Radiohead
by boy thorn side » Fri 05 Oct, 2012 3:25 pm
EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE TOMORROW :D
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Re: Radiohead
by Daniel789 » Fri 05 Oct, 2012 8:23 pm
enjoy it!
I saw them in 2008 Victoria Park, London. very good, which is no surprise really.
I saw them in 2008 Victoria Park, London. very good, which is no surprise really.
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Re: Radiohead
by Nill Demand » Fri 05 Oct, 2012 9:24 pm
One month for me, can't wait :D Don't do anything bad to them...
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Re: Radiohead
by boy thorn side » Sun 07 Oct, 2012 12:47 pm
TKOL stuff is sooooooooooooo fucking good live. But then, so is everything else. Was maybe a little worried bout the new stuff though. Set is amazing too.
Loved that Ed & Jonny took up drums for the majority of There There along with Phil and whatever that second touring drummers name they have is.
Did a happy birthday sing song for Thom. He's a funny guy is him.
Decent night. They seemed to have enjoyed themselves, which I think is most important, yeh?
Loved that Ed & Jonny took up drums for the majority of There There along with Phil and whatever that second touring drummers name they have is.
Did a happy birthday sing song for Thom. He's a funny guy is him.
Decent night. They seemed to have enjoyed themselves, which I think is most important, yeh?
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Re: Radiohead
by Daniel789 » Sun 07 Oct, 2012 4:07 pm
boy thorn side wrote:Loved that Ed & Jonny took up drums for the majority of There There along with Phil and whatever that second touring drummers name they have is.
they have been doing that for years now, makes the song have a different vibe to the studio version most definitely.
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Re: Radiohead
by Scotland Rocks! » Sun 07 Oct, 2012 5:49 pm
daniellewis_789 wrote:boy thorn side wrote:Loved that Ed & Jonny took up drums for the majority of There There along with Phil and whatever that second touring drummers name they have is.
they have been doing that for years now, makes the song have a different vibe to the studio version most definitely.
It's actually what they did in the studio. Like with "Reckoner", you can hear it as each of them leave their respective percussion and pick up their "other" instruments.
Glad you enjoyed the show, BTS! Can't say enough about how great the new material comes off live.
mars bah bah bah wrote:hahaha yes SR intervening to yell at the players for being stupid occasionally certainly enhanced the entertainment value.
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Re: Radiohead
by Daniel789 » Sun 07 Oct, 2012 7:21 pm
Scotland Rocks! wrote:daniellewis_789 wrote:boy thorn side wrote:Loved that Ed & Jonny took up drums for the majority of There There along with Phil and whatever that second touring drummers name they have is.
they have been doing that for years now, makes the song have a different vibe to the studio version most definitely.
It's actually what they did in the studio. Like with "Reckoner", you can hear it as each of them leave their respective percussion and pick up their "other" instruments.
I didn't know that! great song though!
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Re: Radiohead
by Daniel789 » Tue 09 Oct, 2012 8:52 pm
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Re: Radiohead
by Nill Demand » Tue 06 Nov, 2012 11:12 am
Holy fucking christing FFFFFFUU*&@#$!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! That was the best thing ever... My expectations were so damn high and it exceeded them by MILES. Was so close to the stage, almost dead centre with about 5 people in front of me.
Highlights for me were Idioteque, Paranoid Android, There There and Pyramid Song. and I Might Be Wrong. and Myxom...every song. The show was visually stunning and everything sounded so perfect. Amazing how songs like Kid A can sound so good live. Identikit was fantastic too, was hoping that would be the new song they play.
Ahhhh fuck I want to see them more. They better not leave it another 14 years before they come back again...
Highlights for me were Idioteque, Paranoid Android, There There and Pyramid Song. and I Might Be Wrong. and Myxom...every song. The show was visually stunning and everything sounded so perfect. Amazing how songs like Kid A can sound so good live. Identikit was fantastic too, was hoping that would be the new song they play.
Ahhhh fuck I want to see them more. They better not leave it another 14 years before they come back again...
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