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NeoSeeker
Nov 26, 2007

I can't see him...
Can he see us?

Nuclear Spoon posted:

Can someone link me to this magical orchestral version of Arpeggi? I'm not sure why I don't think I've heard it.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kUzmhztxWdc



it's loving beautiful



and maybe the mystery person is a young stanley donwood or nigel godrich?






http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HV_X...feature=related


i saw this browsing. i don't know what to say besides it's the same thing over and over again, it's only like 47 seconds long.

how loving awesome though, he nunchuks his guitar

NeoSeeker fucked around with this message at Jan 29, 2012 around 11:10

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Popcorn
May 25, 2004

You're both fuckin' banned!

Nuclear Spoon posted:

Can someone link me to this magical orchestral version of Arpeggi? I'm not sure why I don't think I've heard it.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WsYT...player_embedded

edit: whoops, didn't see we were on page 2.

edit 2:

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and maybe the mystery person is a young stanley donwood or nigel godrich?

Nope, neither had met the band by that point (and anyway it doesn't look like them).

Popcorn fucked around with this message at Jan 29, 2012 around 15:38

NeoSeeker
Nov 26, 2007

I can't see him...
Can he see us?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W1ASzwriBOw



you will laugh




if you have not seen already

ZoDiAC_
Jun 23, 2003



So some music dude picked a couple of Radiohead tunes to be done by some of an orchestra

I think he chose wisely in selecting Everything In Its Right Place and Jigsaw Falling Into Place. In that I like those two songs and it would have been terrible if he chose Pop is Dead and Treefingers or some other unlikely duo

Crazy Thom and his songs about things in places!!

TheAbortionator
Mar 4, 2005



Is there any high quality videos of the bonnaroo show. I used to watch jockmock2's videos but they have all been removed.

Popcorn
May 25, 2004

You're both fuckin' banned!

NeoSeeker posted:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W1ASzwriBOw



you will laugh




if you have not seen already

Here's a brand new 'making of' that video (from Adam Buxton's LA Bug show thing): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YDJDY8nk7EU Thom: "This is a cheap version of No Surprises."

And here's a truly wonderful video of Thom and Jonny doing Faust Arp. The best bit is not the performance but seeing Thom listen to the song on headphones in the car and Jonny headbanging: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YDJDY8nk7EU

chime_on
Jul 27, 2001


I was just confirming for myself what date the Atlanta show was, and I noticed that there are WASTE tickets on sale right now for Tampa and Kansas City.

Zsa Zsa Gabor
Feb 22, 2006
I don't do drugs, if I want a rush I just get out of the chair when I'm not expecting it

Oh god, I can't stop listening to Staircase. It has become my favourite Radiohead tune, it's just perfect from start to finish.

aquaticrabbit
Aug 2, 2004


Zsa Zsa Gabor posted:

Oh god, I can't stop listening to Staircase. It has become my favourite Radiohead tune, it's just perfect from start to finish.

I just listened to it today for the first time in a few weeks. I really like TKoL, but I wish this song would have been finished in time to make the album. It is so goddamn good.

Reinanigans
Aug 31, 2005

"See? Now this is why you didn't get a movie." -Suicune

I'm going to the Miami show on Monday, the first stop on the tour, and I'm wondering if you guys have any predictions for the set list.

I'm not a big fan of TKoL, so I'm glad it's at least a rather short album at only 8 songs. Though I'm sure they'll probably play The Daily Mail/Staircase/Butcher/Supercollider. That's not a bad thing though, because those songs are all pretty much better than anything on the album proper.

Aside from some obvious picks from In Rainbows, I hope they dig into their back catalog a little and play some Bends/OK Computer/HTTT era stuff. I'm not as big of a fan of their electronic music, so I'm really hoping they rock out a bit to contrast all the TKoL stuff.

Also, they better loving play Jigsaw this time. It is the ONLY song from In Rainbows they didn't play last time, and it's probably my favorite Radiohead song ever.

Mahlertov Cocktail
Mar 1, 2010

I ate your Mahler avatar! Hahahaha!

Reinanigans posted:

Aside from some obvious picks from In Rainbows, I hope they dig into their back catalog a little and play some Bends/OK Computer/HTTT era stuff. I'm not as big of a fan of their electronic music, so I'm really hoping they rock out a bit to contrast all the TKoL stuff.

I only recently got into Radiohead, but I'm dying to go to a show. If I'm able to go to one, I really want to see them play 2+2=5 live. I love that song, and seriously, watch this.

Popcorn
May 25, 2004

You're both fuckin' banned!

Mahlertov Cocktail posted:

I only recently got into Radiohead, but I'm dying to go to a show. If I'm able to go to one, I really want to see them play 2+2=5 live. I love that song, and seriously, watch this.

I thought the Reading gig was pretty dreadful (some of Thom's worst vocals ever) but that performance does convey the song's manic energy really well. It's similar to Paranoid Android in that when it rocks up it really does seem... well, loving mental. In the literal sense.

I mean, listen to this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?featur...MzOQpe0I#t=346s The frustratedly truncated time signature, Jonny's zig-zag soloing, Thom's "Beavis in the toolshed" yelps - it really does sound like someone having a total spastic emergency. CALL A AMBULANCE I FEEL KINDA SLEEP EE

Popcorn fucked around with this message at Feb 23, 2012 around 22:59

Mahlertov Cocktail
Mar 1, 2010

I ate your Mahler avatar! Hahahaha!

Popcorn posted:

I thought the Reading gig was pretty dreadful (some of Thom's worst vocals ever) but that performance does convey the song's manic energy really well. It's similar to Paranoid Android in that when it rocks up it really does seem... well, loving mental. In the literal sense.

Yeah, I noticed that his vocals were pretty off sometimes on rewatching that video, but if that's the worst he can do, I am loving sold on seeing them when I get the chance.

the Bunt
Sep 24, 2007

YOUR GOLDEN MAGNETIC LIGHT

I'm gonna be at the second show in Tampa! I'm stoked!

Since the chances of ever hearing the staples that first got me into the band (Karma Police, Paranoid Android) seem to be nil, I want to at least hear some deep cuts. When I saw them in 2008 and they played The Tourist and The Bends it was such a pleasant surprise because I never expected to ever hear The Tourist live in 2008.

Moreover, I want to hear some of the older rhythm based songs interpreted for the two drummers they have now. Myxomatosis, Where I End..., Idioteque, 15 Step etc...

though those last two songs already have a lot of conflicting percussion going on between the drum machines and Phil. Adding another drummer could make those songs just sound like a mess.

the Bunt fucked around with this message at Feb 24, 2012 around 20:10

Mahlertov Cocktail
Mar 1, 2010

I ate your Mahler avatar! Hahahaha!

I'd love to hear The Bends live. The buildup after the second "I wish that something would happen" is one of my (many, many, many) favorite moments in a Radiohead song.

ZoDiAC_
Jun 23, 2003



I hope one day they do some bsides gigs

Sgt. McKill
Sep 30, 2005
kill kill kill

I have my fingers crossed for Polyethylene and Let Down

Nut Bunnies
May 24, 2005



They played Let Down at a Copenhagen show in 06 and I get why they don't play it much. It just doesn't translate live.

chime_on
Jul 27, 2001


Nut Bunnies posted:

They played Let Down at a Copenhagen show in 06 and I get why they don't play it much. It just doesn't translate live.

It wasn't great when they brought it out on the 06 tour, but it was incredible on the OK Computer tour. They basically forgot how it feels or something.

ZoDiAC_
Jun 23, 2003



There is the old assertion that Jonny hates one of the songs on OK Computer which I think is between Electioneering or Let Down

headrest
May 1, 2009


I think it's a electioneering. He referred to it as "guitar noise".

ZoDiAC_
Jun 23, 2003



Actually come to think of it in my vast bootleg collection that makes me feel like a big man, there is a gig from I think the Amnesiac tour era where he teases the first few guitar phrases for Let Down, and Thom says to him they can play it or something like that, but they don't.

It must be Electioneering. Deservedly so!!

I might get round to an OK Computer effortpost at some point as soon as I think of some crackpot theories about it to try to con people into believing. Like the old one that it's based on Nineteen Eighty Four, even to the extent that in the CD booklet when they list Radiohead personnel Ed's surname is the only one in all caps (that's actually true though!)

Sgt. McKill
Sep 30, 2005
kill kill kill

All the live versions I've heard of Let Down sound really good. The only real issue is that the climax doesn't sound as big because you can't really replicate three Thoms singing at the same time live. I've heard them do it both with Thom only doing the high "You know where you are"s at the end and him not doing the high part and just doing the "bouncing back and one day" lower part at the end. It's probably my favorite Radiohead song though.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M_wGLZmwZ8o

NeoSeeker
Nov 26, 2007

I can't see him...
Can he see us?

i don't understand why they don't just get a backup singer or something.

ed can do the "you know where you are" part

second-hand smegma
May 4, 2004

It hurts my maiden eyes to see chu people insult Xenogears.


So, I was curious to hear a few opinions since I missed quite a bit of the last thread before it closed, but after KoL was released.

I love the album (bought the newspaper album), though at the time of its release there seemed to be a certain 'underwhelmed' response going around on these boards, and also quite a few people reading into symbolism in the last track 'Separator' as if it was a kind of announcement that there was a 'PART 2' of the album coming down the pike.

Well, now that both the 'Supercollider/Butcher' & 'The Daily Mail/Staircase' EPs have released...what's the consensus here on how they fit with KoL as an album. I've personally just added them onto my KoL playlist (har!) and the cohesion is pretty drat good. I also went to the Radiohead website and the two EPs are listed under the heading of The King of Limbs along with the album proper (also remixes).

Is this the 'PART 2' that the lunatics were predicting last year, is it some kind of experiment in stunting releases and moving away from album format, is it just RH doing whatever they feel like...?

And how do goons feel about all this? Do any of you out there mash the three together as if they were a proper album? Did we get served? Is The King of Limbs one expansive, ongoing session experiment befitting an era of maleable MP3 albums?

juche mane
Nov 14, 2006


I find Bloom to be underwhelming as an opener and probably their worst album track in a while, so my "King of Limbs plus" playlist is These Are My Twisted Words, then the album proper, then Supercollider/Butcher. I haven't bought Staircase/Daily Mail because as far as I can tell, they're just the live takes from 'From the Basement'

second-hand smegma
May 4, 2004

It hurts my maiden eyes to see chu people insult Xenogears.


Wow, they sure don't sound live...maybe I'm going crazy.

Another Person
Oct 20, 2010

"Maybe one day you make a good general."


second-hand smegma posted:

Wow, they sure don't sound live...maybe I'm going crazy.

They were both recorded in the From The Basement sessions, and then edited a bit to improve the audio, take out any clatter and so on. So not live in the usual sense, in an arena with a roaring crowd, but just in a studio all at once.

ZoDiAC_
Jun 23, 2003



second-hand smegma posted:

. I also went to the Radiohead website and the two EPs are listed under the heading of The King of Limbs along with the album proper (also remixes).



Is The King of Limbs one expansive, ongoing session experiment befitting an era of maleable MP3 albums?

The remixes are proof that the Radiohead website is non canon

Doctor Cave
Nov 28, 2007

A man can only provide so much raw protein



Tickets are on sale for their Australian tour! I just ordered mine! I've never seen them before, I'm so excited!!!

Lampsacus
Oct 21, 2008


dflanny posted:

Tickets are on sale for their Australian tour! I just ordered mine! I've never seen them before, I'm so excited!!!
And their one New Zealand show. Last time they were here was the 90s, I believe. $120.. Oh man.

The Deadly Hume
May 26, 2004

I want some of that pepper steak!


Got a tick to the Friday show at Rod Laver. I opted for a seat because GA is probably going to be a bit hectic. (Hey, I'm getting old.) The first time I visited the site today it was sold out but I tried again a few minutes later and got something. The second tier seats have yet to come on sale, I've noticed. I wouldn't be surprised if they bung on third shows for Sydney and Melbourne, either.

Ended up costing me $150 after the exchange rate, but worth it, I think, since they only come out every seven years.

Doctor Cave
Nov 28, 2007

A man can only provide so much raw protein



The Deadly Hume posted:

Got a tick to the Friday show at Rod Laver. I opted for a seat because GA is probably going to be a bit hectic. (Hey, I'm getting old.) The first time I visited the site today it was sold out but I tried again a few minutes later and got something. The second tier seats have yet to come on sale, I've noticed. I wouldn't be surprised if they bung on third shows for Sydney and Melbourne, either.

Ended up costing me $150 after the exchange rate, but worth it, I think, since they only come out every seven years.

I got Saturday at Rod Laver, 100 pounds for standing (I'm too young to sit down ). Pricey but worth it. Finally get to see them.

blacksun
Mar 16, 2006
I told Cwapface not to register me with a title that said I am a faggot but he did it anyway because he likes to tell the truth.

I hate everything, I missed the tickets for the Brisbane Entertainment Centre on their website and now I have to wait for stupid GA tickets (that is unless my friend comes through with some tickets).

Current plan: 3 computers all bombing the Tickettek website on Thursday morning.

I also saw someone mention on Facebook that presales go online tomorrow. Any idea where I could get my hands on some of these?

The Deadly Hume
May 26, 2004

I want some of that pepper steak!


dflanny posted:

I got Saturday at Rod Laver, 100 pounds for standing (I'm too young to sit down ). Pricey but worth it. Finally get to see them.
Yeah I did GA for Pulp back in July but they were all about my age - they'll probably be a little more energetic at the Radiohead gig.

I probably should've gotten Saturday too but because I'd started the process for a ticket for Friday I decided to roll with it anyway. No time to think about it anyway, just happy to get one in a decent bay.

Doctor Cave
Nov 28, 2007

A man can only provide so much raw protein



blacksun posted:

I hate everything, I missed the tickets for the Brisbane Entertainment Centre on their website and now I have to wait for stupid GA tickets (that is unless my friend comes through with some tickets).

Current plan: 3 computers all bombing the Tickettek website on Thursday morning.

I also saw someone mention on Facebook that presales go online tomorrow. Any idea where I could get my hands on some of these?

There's a presale tomorrow here: http://www.facebook.com/chuggentertainment

I was only in my car for 2 minutes this morning but that was enough time to hear that Radiohead are touring. Went to their website as soon as I got into work to check details and was surprised to see they were on sale already. So pleased I don't have to gently caress around with goddamn Tickettek.

Nam Taf
Jun 25, 2005

I am Fat Man, hear me roar!


The Deadly Hume posted:

I wouldn't be surprised if they bung on third shows for Sydney and Melbourne, either.

Chugg Entertainment's Facebook claims they're not going to add any shows.

bee
Dec 17, 2008
Fitness Goal: To bench press at least one teenage Defiant Sally.

I am mega excited about Radiohead touring Australia again. I saw them last time they were here and it was hands down the best gig I've ever been lucky enough to witness. Gonna be trying to get some pre-sale tickets tomorrow for the Sydney show.

Last time they were here I had seated tickets, and while I would have preferred standing ones I was pretty glad after the show that I'd ended up sitting down. Being able to just gaze down over the stage and light show and just take everything in without having to worry about trying to see over other people's heads was really magical. I'm going to try and get seat tickets again but I'll be pretty stoked just to GET tickets.. I'm sure this will probably sell out in less than ten minutes.

skippo
Jun 9, 2006



Very bummed I'm working in Far North QLD. Gonna miss them the HTTT tour was the best gig I've ever been to also.

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mightychode
Feb 6, 2004


guess who gets to see radiohead tonight???? MEEEEEEEEE

i will let you guys know how the set is

mightychode fucked around with this message at Feb 27, 2012 around 16:30

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