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eh, not sure about the label thing, but i'm seeing them in august! i'm so excited. just hoping i'm not gonna get knocked out by some scary crackheads. :)
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ummm wasnt in rainbows released without a label so wouldnt that make them indie?
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Exactly.
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Radiohead are on XL/TBD, they signed with them for the physical release of In Rainbows. They're both independent record labels. They released In Rainbows originally as a digital download without any record label, indie, major, none. They're now indie, they were on EMI. It's not that hard to just say this instead of being vague for two pages you know.
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I know I say this about nearly every gig but Radiohead was just fantastic
01 15 Step 02 Airbag 03 There There 04 All I Need 05 Nude 06 Weird Fishes/Arpeggi 07 The Gloaming 08 The National Anthem 09 Faust Arp 10 No Surprises 11 Jigsaw Falling Into Place 12 Reckoner 13 Just 14 Bangers ‘n Mash 15 Everything In Its Right Place 16 Fake Plastic Trees 17 Bodysnatchers Encore 1 18 Videotape 19 Paranoid Android 20 Myxomatosis 21 Optimistic 22 Karma Police Encore 2 23 Pyramid Song 24 2+2=5 25 Idioteque Encore 3 26 Lucky you could not dream of a better set, it's just perfection Thom Yorke and Johnny Greenwood were in top live form, I wish it would have gotten darker quicker to add that extra atmosphere but I can't fault the band for that. The crowds hushed sing a long to the end of Karma Police was immense, it wasn't drunken blokes shouting the lyrics they would at an Oasis concert it was just a haunting duet between Yorke and the 50,000+ Great stuff Thom's dancing is a spectacle in itself they were on top form and I hope you get the chance to see them. |
dude, i don't like them but any band that does that much music in one show is pretty respectable. bands that care about their fans are awesome and that is one thing you can definitely say about Radiohead
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