The Music/Gigs Thread
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This one
Radiohead Warrington 2000 (bootleg live recording)
The playlist don't look too bad but I can remember long parts being totally bored and my wife (who was the Radiohead fan) being disappointed at the end plus the grumblings in general of the exiting crowd.
Radiohead Warrington 2000 (bootleg live recording)
The playlist don't look too bad but I can remember long parts being totally bored and my wife (who was the Radiohead fan) being disappointed at the end plus the grumblings in general of the exiting crowd.
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Re: The Music/Gigs Thread
This one
Radiohead Warrington 2000 (bootleg live recording)
The playlist don't look too bad but I can remember long parts being totally bored and my wife (who was the Radiohead fan) being disappointed at the end plus the grumblings in general of the exiting crowd.
Radiohead Warrington 2000 (bootleg live recording)
The playlist don't look too bad but I can remember long parts being totally bored and my wife (who was the Radiohead fan) being disappointed at the end plus the grumblings in general of the exiting crowd.
Last edited by teacher1000; Mar 10th 2012 at 7:50 pm.
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Kid-A sounds like an album that you have to 'get into', I never have listened to it.
I'm playing that gig now maybe after a few goes I may change my mind, but at the time I didn't feel it was great.
I'm playing that gig now maybe after a few goes I may change my mind, but at the time I didn't feel it was great.
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I saw Thom Yorke at Cambridge in 2010 Feb...and he played some really obscure ones then, so I guess it worked out for me in the end. I got to hear like "I froze up" which had only ever been played during a webcast they did and like "true love waits" which is a great track that rarely gets played. So, I feel lucky about that.
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well, I just don't know who to pick - in the next couple months here in Newfoundland we have Bryan Adams, Chris de Burgh and Johnny Reid. a girl just doesn't know what to do!
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When it first came out, a lot of people were like WTF is this??? Then people realised how amazing the record really was, and it's now seen as their best work. I missed the kid a tour that came around in Canada because it sold out instantly. I regret that so much, I've never heard In Limbo live and would LOVE to. I'm seeing them 4 times this year, twice in Nimes, and Both nights at the 02, and hope to god they play a few from Kid A...Although to be honest, either way I'm sure it will be good.
I saw Thom Yorke at Cambridge in 2010 Feb...and he played some really obscure ones then, so I guess it worked out for me in the end. I got to hear like "I froze up" which had only ever been played during a webcast they did and like "true love waits" which is a great track that rarely gets played. So, I feel lucky about that.
I saw Thom Yorke at Cambridge in 2010 Feb...and he played some really obscure ones then, so I guess it worked out for me in the end. I got to hear like "I froze up" which had only ever been played during a webcast they did and like "true love waits" which is a great track that rarely gets played. So, I feel lucky about that.
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Hubby going back to Uk next week and catching a Paul Weller Gig! Jammy git
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I do like Kid A, and The National Anthem is one of their best tracks ever, but OK Computer for me is not just their best record it's THE best record made since The Stone Roses first album. When I saw them do their homecoming concert in Oxford (where I'm from too) with Supergrass and Beck back in 2001, I practically cried my heart out during "Lucky" in the pouring rain. The drugs and alcohol helped with that too though.
I'm seeing Radiohead 4 times so far this tour...So, i reckon I should get to hear a good mix of their songs. When I saw Thom Yorke in Cambridge in Feb and he played True Love Waits, it was one of those moments for me...but I wasn't sad, I was just like, I wish I could hold onto this moment for a little while longer. My husband and I are pretty big fans, he has seen them something like 16 or 17 times. I've only seen them so far 5 times so yeah. (although, I missed them in their prime, which I'll always regret)
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I purchased 4 tickets for the Radiohead show in toronto this coming June.
brought them for my Son (His fave band) and 3 friends but 2 can't go......so, i have 2 spare tickets for the show if anyone is interested?? Paid $81.00 ea for them.
i am in london, ont.
i was thinking of going myself but do not like them.........i am a huge Stranglers fan!! (new album giants just came out last week!!!!).
let me know if anyone is interested OK?
Cheers,
Simon.
brought them for my Son (His fave band) and 3 friends but 2 can't go......so, i have 2 spare tickets for the show if anyone is interested?? Paid $81.00 ea for them.
i am in london, ont.
i was thinking of going myself but do not like them.........i am a huge Stranglers fan!! (new album giants just came out last week!!!!).
let me know if anyone is interested OK?
Cheers,
Simon.
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I got pre-sale tickets for One Direction in TO