I LOVE RADIOHEAD SO MUCH!!!! they are in my top three favorite bands of all time!! amazing band!!

Sounds good. he needs a haircut though

I absolutely love the new album,it took a while to grow but I think I get it now,I have a sneaking suspicion that there is another album in the works,they were still in the studio even after the release of The king of limbs,and with supercollider and the butcher,more material obviously exists.

The nature and tree/nature artistic feeling of this album and subsequent releases has made me think this way,kind of like the branches of a tree,the king of limbs was the tree,and the subsequent songs released were branches of it,perhaps further ep's or stand alone singles in the future or a new album altogether.

The King of limbs 2:
1. Burn the witch
2. The present tense
3. Staircase
4. Some new song
5. The daily mail
6. Skirting on the surface
7. Big boots(probably wont happen)
8. Open the floodgates

These are mostly songs played by Thom in his solo performances that are rumoured to be Radiohead material. Big boots is an old number,unreleased,Burn the witch has never been played but it's a radiohead song apparently that Thom has mentioned if i'm correct.



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Who else just watched the From the Basement performance??

Man, that was .. awesome. Well done ..

Word on the street is Radiohead tour in 2012. Hell Yesss!! Have car, will travel.

RADIOHEAD ANNOUNCE US TOUR DATES!

February
27th Miami, FL American Airlines Arena
29th Tampa, FL St. Pete Times Forum

March
1st Atlanta, GA Philips Arena
3rd Houston, TX Toyota Center
5th Dallas, TX American Airlines Center
7th Austin, TX Frank Erwin Center
9th St. Louis, MO Scottrade Center
11th Kansas City, MO Sprint Center
13th Broomfield, CO 1st Bank Center
15th Glendale, AZ Jobing.com Arena

[radiohead.com]

i have to make it to at least one of the shows in texas. excited!

I'm a bit confused about Pablo Honey here. I know that when it comes to Radiohead's output in the 1990s, The Bends and OK Computer were definitely lauded and loved. Did Pablo Honey stick out like a sore thumb by the time The Bends and/or OK Computer came out in a good way or a bad way?

In other words, how was Pablo Honey's reception overall? Was it appreciated for being different from The Bends and OK Computer? Or was the difference actually misunderstood, disliked and even loathed? Some Radiohead fans don't even bother to recommend Pablo Honey alongside The Bends and OK Computer.

It sort of looks like Pablo Honey is to Radiohead what With Sympathy is to Ministry. The only difference here is that Thom Yorke doesn't go around telling everybody how much he hates Pablo Honey, while claiming that he was forced to have his band/debut album sound that way.

Despite all that however, I like Pablo Honey. Some of my favorite tracks from Pablo Honey aside from Creep would be You, Blow Out, Prove Yourself, Ripcord and Lurgee. I feel like I want to get back into having some more Radiohead fixes. Although, I still have yet to get The King of Limbs.

And dare I say it, I see that Radiohead are giants among the 1990s like NIN, and it seems like Radiohead seem to be more loved and popular than NIN sometimes. There just seems to be more NIN disses than Radiohead disses out there.



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Beauty is in the eye of the beholder .. same thing with music.

Jus sayin' ..


Did anyone have trouble scoring tickets?? I know of one person who got shut out and that just really pi$$es me off .. big time. Someone needs to create a superbug to take down TicketScalper .. that's what I think.

Love Radiohead!! so amazing!

My first show ever tonight. What should I expect?

AMOK
So finally I can tell you the Atoms for Peace record is coming out on the 25th February, it's called Amok.

The tracks are:

Before Your Very Eyes
Default
Ingenue
Dropped
Unless
Stuck Together Pieces
Judge Jury and Executioner
Reverse Running
Amok

We put something new on the website for you to stare at etc for a while here.. www.atomsforpeace.info

It's a while to wait i know so i'm sure some other things will occur before then.

Atoms for Peace .. members of staff

MeVocals Keyboards Programming and Guitars
Nigel GodrichProduction & Programming
Joey WaronkerDrums
Mauro RefoscoPercussion
FleaBass
We formed to learn to play The Eraser record, if you don't know that, and discovered a really good energy doing that.. and it fell into this record.

I'm still reeling from being on tour for much of the year but we are planning to get together and play etc next year !
We're figuring all that out right now.

Atoms is a ongoing and open ended project, where it leads i know not for certain .... which is what is nice about it.

-Thom

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Weird_Fishee posted:

bashavusta posted:

Tanner posted:

All their albums are great besides Pablo Honey, its just a mediocore alternative/grunge album. Its truly amazing how they went from that to say Kid A. The band really knows how to evolve with each record. The only records that really sound or are similar are Kid A and Amnesiac but then again, those are my two favorite records by them.

pablo honey is just terrible.the only song worth it from there is 'creep'.hail to the thief is my fav album.

Most people would say that You and Blow Out are two of the better tracks. Creep is a (live) lottery track any more.

I like "You", but "Creep" is still the favorite. I love Radiohead, though I don't know if I have any interest in pursuing any reggae of theirs. Still, the way they evolved was much better than, say, how System of a Down evolved. Was only slightly disappointed with The King of Limbs album.