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Post by Manualex on May 20, 2016 21:29:06 GMT -5
So every album bar Pablo, had a song on the set? Interesting. Looking foward on how TLW is going to be played. Saw a video of Daydreaming and it sounded empty without the orchestra bits, Burn The Witch is wicked mad with Jonny and his bow.
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Post by Lennon2217 on May 20, 2016 21:50:29 GMT -5
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Post by Lennon2217 on May 20, 2016 21:53:49 GMT -5
The Numbers
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Post by 4everlife on May 20, 2016 22:38:10 GMT -5
It's amazing how the audience chatting makes the start of the numbers sound exactly like the album version
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Post by mimmihopps on May 21, 2016 4:27:08 GMT -5
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Post by Lennon2217 on May 21, 2016 8:43:06 GMT -5
That was extremely wishful thinking on their part.  |
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Post by The Escapist on May 21, 2016 8:54:53 GMT -5
OK Computer was released 19 years ago today! Unfortunately, still every bit as relevant as it was in 1997.
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Post by theyknowwhatimean on May 21, 2016 9:10:44 GMT -5
OK Computer was released 19 years ago today! Unfortunately, still every bit as relevant as it was in 1997.
I will stop at nothing
Say the right things
When electioneering
I trust I can rely on your vote
When I go forwards you go backwards and somewhere we will meet
Riot shields
Voodoo economics
It's just business
Cattle prods and the IMF
I trust I can rely on your vote
When I go forwards you go backwards and somewhere we will meet |
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Post by oasisserbia on May 21, 2016 10:14:09 GMT -5
OK Computer was released 19 years ago today! Unfortunately, still every bit as relevant as it was in 1997.
I will stop at nothing
Say the right things
When electioneering
I trust I can rely on your vote
When I go forwards you go backwards and somewhere we will meet
Riot shields
Voodoo economics
It's just business
Cattle prods and the IMF
I trust I can rely on your vote
When I go forwards you go backwards and somewhere we will meetI cant stop laughing on that fat Noel dancing and singing. |
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Post by arthurmorgan on May 21, 2016 10:29:22 GMT -5
OK Computer was released 19 years ago today! Unfortunately, still every bit as relevant as it was in 1997. Edit: Very nice setlist. Most of my favorites are missing though. Makes me realise what a great band they are. |
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Post by theyknowwhatimean on May 21, 2016 10:45:53 GMT -5
I will stop
I will stop at nothing
Say the right things
When electioneering
I trust I can rely on your vote
When I go forwards you go backwards and somewhere we will meet
Riot shields
Voodoo economics
It's just business
Cattle prods and the IMF
I trust I can rely on your vote
When I go forwards you go backwards and somewhere we will meet I cant stop laughing on that fat Noel dancing and singing. Y'what? |
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Post by The Escapist on May 21, 2016 12:10:32 GMT -5
The second half of The Present Tense is probably the most sweetly romantic thing Radiohead have ever done. It's almost prom-dance worthy.
Btw, already got an improved tracklist for AMSP:
1. Burn the Witch
2. Daydreaming
3. Decks Dark
4. Desert Island Disk
5. Ful Stop
6. Glass Eyes
7. Identikit
8. The Numbers
9. The Present Tense
10. Spectre
11. True Love Waits
If we get Cut a Hole as one of the bonus tracks, that might replace Desert Island Disk.
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Post by Sternumman on May 21, 2016 12:13:37 GMT -5
Album gets better and better the more I hear it. Still wish there were some more bass and drums on it though. Don't think it'll ever crack my top four but it could easily be fifth.
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Post by Lennon2217 on May 21, 2016 12:18:47 GMT -5
If Radiohead had a "Masterplan" style b-sides compilation, what would be on it? Let's limit it to 14 tracks and no bonus tracks/non album singles. B-sides only. 1. Trickster
2. Lewis (Mistreated)
3. Permanent Midnight
4. Maquiladora
5. How Can You Be Sure
6. Killer Cars
7. Talk Show Host
8. Meeting In The Isle
9. Lull
10. Palo Alto
11. Pearly
12. Cuttooth
13. Fog
14. Gagging OrderVery very hard to do. Had to leave off several awesome tunes: Punchdrunk Lovesick Singalong, Polyethylene, A Reminder, The Amazing Sounds Of Orgy. |
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Post by Lennon2217 on May 21, 2016 12:22:29 GMT -5
The second half of The Present Tense is probably the most sweetly romantic thing Radiohead have ever done. It's almost prom-dance worthy. Btw, already got an improved tracklist for AMSP: 1. Burn the Witch 2. Daydreaming 3. Decks Dark 4. Desert Island Disk 5. Ful Stop 6. Glass Eyes 7. Identikit 8. The Numbers 9. The Present Tense 10. Spectre 11. True Love Waits If we get Cut a Hole as one of the bonus tracks, that might replace Desert Island Disk. Oh man, you dare disrespect "Tinker Tailor Soldier Sailor Rich Man Poor Man Beggar Man Thief"? That song has an attitude and major personality. Can't wait to hear it live. I doubt very very much it will be a bonus track. You can see from the picture on the their website of the deluxe version of A Moon Shaped Pool that the bonus CD features "Spectre" and another "N Wind". Also, 2 tracks for the bonus CD? Gimme a break. What a waste of space. Just make it a digital download. Radiohead is so concerned about their carbon footprint, why waste an entire CD on only 2 songs? Strange shit. |
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Post by Lennon2217 on May 21, 2016 12:26:20 GMT -5
Album gets better and better the more I hear it. Still wish there were some more bass and drums on it though. Don't think it'll ever crack my top four but it could easily be fifth. I think the album is Thom's Blood On The Tracks. |
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Post by mystoryisgory on May 21, 2016 12:30:27 GMT -5
If Radiohead had a "Masterplan" style b-sides compilation, what would be on it? Let's limit it to 14 tracks and no bonus tracks/non album singles. B-sides only. 1. Trickster
2. Lewis (Mistreated)
3. Permanent Midnight
4. Maquiladora
5. How Can You Be Sure
6. Killer Cars
7. Talk Show Host
8. Meeting In The Isle
9. Lull
10. Palo Alto
11. Pearly
12. Cuttooth
13. Fog
14. Gagging OrderVery very hard to do. Had to leave off several awesome tunes: Punchdrunk Lovesick Singalong, Polyethylene, A Reminder, The Amazing Sounds Of Orgy. The problem with a Radiohead Masterplan is that their b-sides cover so many styles, so it's hard to create an tracklist as cohesive as their albums.  |
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Post by Lennon2217 on May 21, 2016 12:46:53 GMT -5
If Radiohead had a "Masterplan" style b-sides compilation, what would be on it? Let's limit it to 14 tracks and no bonus tracks/non album singles. B-sides only. 1. Trickster
2. Lewis (Mistreated)
3. Permanent Midnight
4. Maquiladora
5. How Can You Be Sure
6. Killer Cars
7. Talk Show Host
8. Meeting In The Isle
9. Lull
10. Palo Alto
11. Pearly
12. Cuttooth
13. Fog
14. Gagging OrderVery very hard to do. Had to leave off several awesome tunes: Punchdrunk Lovesick Singalong, Polyethylene, A Reminder, The Amazing Sounds Of Orgy. The problem with a Radiohead Masterplan is that their b-sides cover so many styles, so it's hard to create an tracklist as cohesive as their albums. True but they didn't have too many b-sides post 2000. |
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Post by Lennon2217 on May 21, 2016 15:03:51 GMT -5
Radiohead busted out Talk Show Host and Hunting Bears tonight.
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Post by glider on May 22, 2016 1:26:56 GMT -5
This song is going to be a classic. I'm calling it now. So many amazing OK Computer vibes in this song pretty much make it the best on the album for me.
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Post by space75gr on May 22, 2016 4:09:29 GMT -5
hm, i still dont know what to do with AMSP.
i love Radiohead, imo is the best band ever.
people and critics love their new album (I lie it too), but is that really a great Radiohead album? A radiohead classic?
imo its a great album, a great 2016 release, but not a really great radiohead album, not a classic.
its definitely a piece of art, full of ideas, imagination, feelings, so many feelings, a production gem but somehow it reminds me of a woman, with a beautiful dress, haircut n make up...but when she's naked, most of her beauty is gone...
That's how i feel about AMSP. When you think of it naked, without all the studio tricks of these great musicians, most of its beauty is gone..."In rainbows" on the other hand was a real gem, a classic, with all its production tricks it also had the balls, the tunes, even had a b' disc with songs on a higher level than most of AMSP!
Dont get me wrong, AMSP s gonna have a high place in the end of my year list, but in my radiohead list its in the same level with HTTT (without the highlights of HTTT) n better than PH and KOTL.
"Spectre" is a huge loss , should have a place in the album. a genious moment, a highlight.
"True love waits" is a huge dissapointment, much worse than the acoustic number i love,sad they v lost it in translation. sometimes tricks and production destroy a great tune, a simple beautiful melody (sometimes not, see "Nude").
funny to say it , but when i think of a great album from a great band, "Night Thoughts" by Suede comes in my mind. No tricks, a band in the studio, playing their instruments, songs, real songs and melodies, music that has no need of an expensive dress, clever haircut or make up....Its naked beauty put it up with albums such as "Dog Man Star" or "In Rainbows"...If only Suede had the same hype and followers (including hipsters)...
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Post by matt on May 22, 2016 4:15:41 GMT -5
hm, i still dont know what to do with AMSP.i love Radiohead, imo is the best band ever.people and critics love their new album (I lie it too), but is that really a great Radiohead album? A radiohead classic?imo its a great album, a great 2016 release, but not a really great radiohead album, not a classic.its definitely a piece of art, full of ideas, imagination, feelings, so many feelings, a production gem but somehow it reminds me of a woman, with a beautiful dress, haircut n make up...but when she's naked, most of her beauty is gone...That's how i feel about AMSP. When you think of it naked, without all the studio tricks of these great musicians, most of its beauty is gone... "In rainbows" on the other hand was a real gem, a classic, with all its production tricks it also had the balls, the tunes, even had a b' disc with songs on a higher level than most of AMSP! Dont get me wrong, AMSP s gonna have a high place in the end of my year list, but in my radiohead list its in the same level with HTTT (without the highlights of HTTT) n better than PH and KOTL. "Spectre" is a huge loss , should have a place in the album. a genious moment, a highlight. "True love waits" is a huge dissapointment, much worse than the acoustic number i love,sad they v lost it in translation. sometimes tricks and production destroy a great tune, a simple beautiful melody (sometimes not, see "Nude"). funny to say it , but when i think of a great album from a great band, " Night Thoughts" by Suede comes in my mind. No tricks, a band in the studio, playing their instruments, songs, real songs and melodies, music that has no need of an expensive dress, clever haircut or make up....Its naked beauty put it up with albums such as "Dog Man Star" or "In Rainbows"...If only Suede had the same hype and followers (including hipsters)... It's not a classic album but it's an excellent one for 2016. I've heard better albums this year but for a band that I thought had lost it, and where I thought Yorke had become firmly entrenched up his own arse, it's most definitely a return to form. |
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Post by The Escapist on May 22, 2016 5:03:13 GMT -5
hm, i still dont know what to do with AMSP.i love Radiohead, imo is the best band ever.people and critics love their new album (I lie it too), but is that really a great Radiohead album? A radiohead classic?imo its a great album, a great 2016 release, but not a really great radiohead album, not a classic.its definitely a piece of art, full of ideas, imagination, feelings, so many feelings, a production gem but somehow it reminds me of a woman, with a beautiful dress, haircut n make up...but when she's naked, most of her beauty is gone...That's how i feel about AMSP. When you think of it naked, without all the studio tricks of these great musicians, most of its beauty is gone... "In rainbows" on the other hand was a real gem, a classic, with all its production tricks it also had the balls, the tunes, even had a b' disc with songs on a higher level than most of AMSP! Dont get me wrong, AMSP s gonna have a high place in the end of my year list, but in my radiohead list its in the same level with HTTT (without the highlights of HTTT) n better than PH and KOTL. "Spectre" is a huge loss , should have a place in the album. a genious moment, a highlight. "True love waits" is a huge dissapointment, much worse than the acoustic number i love,sad they v lost it in translation. sometimes tricks and production destroy a great tune, a simple beautiful melody (sometimes not, see "Nude"). funny to say it , but when i think of a great album from a great band, " Night Thoughts" by Suede comes in my mind. No tricks, a band in the studio, playing their instruments, songs, real songs and melodies, music that has no need of an expensive dress, clever haircut or make up....Its naked beauty put it up with albums such as "Dog Man Star" or "In Rainbows"...If only Suede had the same hype and followers (including hipsters)... It's not a classic in the same way as Ok Computer or Revolver, but it is a Radiohead classic I think - in that it belongs with The Bends, Ok Computer, Kid A, and In Rainbows as a highlight of their career. I mean, there's so many great songs: Burn the Witch Daydreaming Decks Dark Ful Stop Glass Eyes Identikit The Numbers The Present Tense True Love Waits I'd consider all of those highlights of the album. It's enough to put AMSP ahead of The Bends and possibly In Rainbows for me. Although the production is more prominent here than it was on those albums, I'm still pretty sure the songs are there: Burn the Witch, Decks Dark, Desert Island Disk, Glass Eyes, Identikit, The Numbers, The Present Tense, and True Love Waits would all sound great acoustically I would imagine, without any studio "trickery". I mean, a few of those are acoustic on the album and they work brilliantly. matt , what will be your thoughts if (and almost certainly when) Thom releases another electronic solo album? Do you think you'll find it more palatable after a more acoustic based Radiohead album? |
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Post by Lennon2217 on May 22, 2016 9:37:42 GMT -5
hm, i still dont know what to do with AMSP.i love Radiohead, imo is the best band ever.people and critics love their new album (I lie it too), but is that really a great Radiohead album? A radiohead classic?imo its a great album, a great 2016 release, but not a really great radiohead album, not a classic.its definitely a piece of art, full of ideas, imagination, feelings, so many feelings, a production gem but somehow it reminds me of a woman, with a beautiful dress, haircut n make up...but when she's naked, most of her beauty is gone...That's how i feel about AMSP. When you think of it naked, without all the studio tricks of these great musicians, most of its beauty is gone... "In rainbows" on the other hand was a real gem, a classic, with all its production tricks it also had the balls, the tunes, even had a b' disc with songs on a higher level than most of AMSP! Dont get me wrong, AMSP s gonna have a high place in the end of my year list, but in my radiohead list its in the same level with HTTT (without the highlights of HTTT) n better than PH and KOTL. "Spectre" is a huge loss , should have a place in the album. a genious moment, a highlight. "True love waits" is a huge dissapointment, much worse than the acoustic number i love,sad they v lost it in translation. sometimes tricks and production destroy a great tune, a simple beautiful melody (sometimes not, see "Nude"). funny to say it , but when i think of a great album from a great band, " Night Thoughts" by Suede comes in my mind. No tricks, a band in the studio, playing their instruments, songs, real songs and melodies, music that has no need of an expensive dress, clever haircut or make up....Its naked beauty put it up with albums such as "Dog Man Star" or "In Rainbows"...If only Suede had the same hype and followers (including hipsters)... A song like "Spectre" was never going to be on the new LP. Just not their style. It was written for Bond so they wouldn't then jam a rejected song onto their new album. Feels like a one off to me and a brilliant one of that. I think the simplistic take on "True Love Waits" was the right direction to take. I imagine the OK Computer and Kid A versions to be heavily produced. The song is too primal for that. I love the nature vocal take. You can feel the pain and emotion. Has a Plastic Ono Band vibe to it. Just keeping it real. |
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Post by matt on May 23, 2016 14:05:25 GMT -5
hm, i still dont know what to do with AMSP.i love Radiohead, imo is the best band ever.people and critics love their new album (I lie it too), but is that really a great Radiohead album? A radiohead classic?imo its a great album, a great 2016 release, but not a really great radiohead album, not a classic.its definitely a piece of art, full of ideas, imagination, feelings, so many feelings, a production gem but somehow it reminds me of a woman, with a beautiful dress, haircut n make up...but when she's naked, most of her beauty is gone...That's how i feel about AMSP. When you think of it naked, without all the studio tricks of these great musicians, most of its beauty is gone... "In rainbows" on the other hand was a real gem, a classic, with all its production tricks it also had the balls, the tunes, even had a b' disc with songs on a higher level than most of AMSP! Dont get me wrong, AMSP s gonna have a high place in the end of my year list, but in my radiohead list its in the same level with HTTT (without the highlights of HTTT) n better than PH and KOTL. "Spectre" is a huge loss , should have a place in the album. a genious moment, a highlight. "True love waits" is a huge dissapointment, much worse than the acoustic number i love,sad they v lost it in translation. sometimes tricks and production destroy a great tune, a simple beautiful melody (sometimes not, see "Nude"). funny to say it , but when i think of a great album from a great band, " Night Thoughts" by Suede comes in my mind. No tricks, a band in the studio, playing their instruments, songs, real songs and melodies, music that has no need of an expensive dress, clever haircut or make up....Its naked beauty put it up with albums such as "Dog Man Star" or "In Rainbows"...If only Suede had the same hype and followers (including hipsters)... It's not a classic in the same way as Ok Computer or Revolver, but it is a Radiohead classic I think - in that it belongs with The Bends, Ok Computer, Kid A, and In Rainbows as a highlight of their career. I mean, there's so many great songs: Burn the Witch Daydreaming Decks Dark Ful Stop Glass Eyes Identikit The Numbers The Present Tense True Love Waits I'd consider all of those highlights of the album. It's enough to put AMSP ahead of The Bends and possibly In Rainbows for me. Although the production is more prominent here than it was on those albums, I'm still pretty sure the songs are there: Burn the Witch, Decks Dark, Desert Island Disk, Glass Eyes, Identikit, The Numbers, The Present Tense, and True Love Waits would all sound great acoustically I would imagine, without any studio "trickery". I mean, a few of those are acoustic on the album and they work brilliantly. matt , what will be your thoughts if (and almost certainly when) Thom releases another electronic solo album? Do you think you'll find it more palatable after a more acoustic based Radiohead album? I think it's an album as good as I was hoping for - sonically superb but which doesn't obscure the fact that there are actual tunes on here. wouldn't be too bothered what Yorke does next, as I feel this album has done it for me. I think, fair play they gave me what I wanted, they can do anything they want now! |
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