Showing posts with label Radiohead. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Radiohead. Show all posts

Thursday, April 28, 2011

Radiohead Acid Tabs?

Some of the artwork from the deluxe edition of King Of Limbs. Art by Stanley Donwood.

Friday, December 31, 2010

Radiohead Live In LA




In January 2010, Radiohead performed at the Haiti Relief concert at the Henry Ford theater in Los Angeles and the event was filmed and its audio recorded, not by the band or show organizers, but by their fans.
Understandably, that footage went on to be scattered far and wide but thanks to the work of three fans – inez, formengr, andrea – the video and audio has been painstakingly collated to make a two DVD set of the event, which was limited on the day to just 1,400 people present. The trio then decided to make the work available on the Internet for the masses, but supported by a great idea to help those in need.
Tracklist:
Faust Arp, Fake Plastic Trees, Weird Fishes/Arpeggi, National Anthem, Nude, Karma Police, Kid A, Morning Bell, How to disappear completely, A Wolf at the Door, The Bends, Reckoner, Lucky, Bodysnatchers, Dollars & Cents, Airbag, Exit Music, Everything in it’s right Place, You and whose Army?, Pyramid Song, All I need, Lotus Flower, Paranoid Android, Street Spirit (Fade Out)

Wednesday, April 14, 2010

Thursday, August 6, 2009

The Last Fighting Tommy




Fighting Tommy's was the name given to WWI soldiers who fought in the trenches. This passed July the last of the "Tommy's" Harry Patch passed away at the age of 111. At the time of his passing Mr. Patch was the third oldest living person in the world. During the war patch could not bring himself to kill another human being and instead shot a charging German soldier in the shoulder and when that did not stop him he shot again aiming for the knee. Patch will be buried tomorrow and in honor of that Radiohead have recorded a song about him featuring his own quotes. You can find it on their website Dead Air Space.

Wednesday, January 14, 2009

Thom Yorke Grammy Poster

The words that make up the image of the Radiohead front man are songs that have inspired him. Pretty cool coming from the lame asses at the Grammys.

Thursday, January 8, 2009

Jeff Tweedy covers Radiohead

With a little help from two members of Radiohead Jeff does a faithful rendition of Fake Plastic Trees.