Radiohead Headlining 2017

[jparx]

16 minutes ago, SwedgeAntilles said:

That Lollapalooza set is out of this world. All I would ask is that Reckoner was in instead of Nude and it would pretty much be my perfect set.

EDIT:

Taking out Bloom, Gloaming and Nude and replacing with National Anthem, 15 Step and Reckoner and THIS would be my perfect (realistic) set;

Burn the Witch
Daydreaming
Ful Stop
2 + 2 = 5
Myxomatosis
My Iron Lung
Climbing Up the Walls
No Surprises
Pyramid Song
The National Anthem
Identikit
The Numbers
15 Step
Weird Fishes/Arpeggi
Everything in Its Right Place
Idioteque
There There

Encore 1:
Let Down
Present Tense
Paranoid Android
Reckoner
Bodysnatchers

Encore 2:
Street Spirit (Fade Out)
Karma Police

Nude was actually the highlight of the set when we saw them at NOS! 

[SwedgeAntilles]

9 minutes ago, jparx said:

Nude was actually the highlight of the set when we saw them at NOS! 

Don't dislike Nude by any means, but Reckoner is my fav, and it seems fair to have another In Rainbows track made way for it.

Weird Fishes is going nowhere. 

[brettredmayne]

I love nude live, just seeing the effort that goes into the vocals is pretty special. 

Was a highlight of the roundhouse gig

[SwedgeAntilles]

Okay, okay. Nude stays in. 

Jeeze. You bloody Radiohead fans.

[PastRecedes]

Considering how their setlist's have been at their festival shows, if they did play Glastonbury next year I reckon they'd make it really special. Came up with my ideal Radiohead Glastonbury 2017 setlist, that I could also see as being kinda feasible and not overly ridiculous.

Lucky
The National Anthem (with 'Hunting Bears' outro)
15 Step
Planet Telex
Daydreaming
Ful Stop
No Surprises
Lotus Flower
Identikit
Burn The Witch (with strings)
Pyramid Song (with strings)
Spectre (with strings)
Fake Plastic Trees (with strings)
Street Spirit (Fade Out) (with strings)
There There
Everything In Its Right Place
Idioteque

Just
Reckoner
Present Tense
Bodysnatchers
Paranoid Android

Creep
Karma Police

[dentalplan]

I wonder if they'll ever bring Motion Picture Soundtrack back.

[Chawk]

5 minutes ago, dentalplan said:

I wonder if they'll ever bring Motion Picture Soundtrack back.

It's kind of fitting that the organ died though- I think I would if I was only brought out of a box to play that song. 

[Mash011]

They're gonna bring Motion Picture Soundtrack out next year when they do orchestra shows and they'll play it with strings and harps and it'll be the most beautiful thing ever.

[Gucci Piggy]

3 hours ago, dylangraham said:

Considering how their setlist's have been at their festival shows, if they did play Glastonbury next year I reckon they'd make it really special. Came up with my ideal Radiohead Glastonbury 2017 setlist, that I could also see as being kinda feasible and not overly ridiculous.

Lucky
The National Anthem (with 'Hunting Bears' outro)
15 Step
Planet Telex
Daydreaming
Ful Stop
No Surprises
Lotus Flower
Identikit
Burn The Witch (with strings)
Pyramid Song (with strings)
Spectre (with strings)
Fake Plastic Trees (with strings)
Street Spirit (Fade Out) (with strings)
There There
Everything In Its Right Place
Idioteque

Just
Reckoner
Present Tense
Bodysnatchers
Paranoid Android

Creep
Karma Police

Where's Let Down, though?

[SwedgeAntilles]

7 hours ago, Will-2609 said:

Where's Let Down, though?

Aye! What he said. I'd suggest Let Down is the unofficial anthem of the eFests Radiohead supporters club*, now we've got it you can't take it away.

*except of course for @stuartbert two hats, in which case it's How To Disappear Completely, and we all sympathise with him about it's lack of appearance.

[zero000]

Let's be honest here guys Let Down is pretty mediocre as Radiohead songs go...

[dentalplan]

It is, and I'm with Stu that HTDC is the best one they could [feasibly] play. Gonna be rival HTDC/Let Down factions of eFests up in here.

[stuartbert two hats]

For me, you can't do Let Down justice live unless you put two Thom Yorkes on stage for the vocals in that bit. Short of a major breakthrough in cloning technology that's not going to happen.  So HTDC wins.

[zero000]

Team HTDC 4 lyf.

[Tuna]

+1 for HTDC, top of all of my Radiohead lists. Dream song.

[SwedgeAntilles]

Fucking hell, this is a HTDC revolution

[dentalplan]

1 minute ago, SwedgeAntilles said:

Fucking hell, this is a HTDC revolution

[SwedgeAntilles]

9 minutes ago, dentalplan said:

Bring it

Edited July 31, 2016 by SwedgeAntilles

[arcade fireman]

55 minutes ago, stuartbert two hats said:

For me, you can't do Let Down justice live unless you put two Thom Yorkes on stage for the vocals in that bit. Short of a major breakthrough in cloning technology that's not going to happen.  So HTDC wins.

Videos of Let Down look great, but there are a couple of ways they could get round that bit:

1. Ed could do the backing vocals - they've been pretty strong this tour

2. Not sure how possible it'd be, but Jonny could double track the vocals by either sampling Thom's line from an earlier verse, or if he sings it before the song starts. They do a similar trick with GUTG, though that is a simpler song, there's a bit in the live Let Down videos where Jonny isn't doing much...

[ThomThomDrum]

Let Down is nearly 20 years old and still makes me wanna burst...

HTDC is a nice tune

that is all.....

[jparx]

I'm on team Let Down, although we're picking between two of the greatest songs ever written so it's a bit a moot point 

Out of interest - do the members of team HTDC prefer Kid A to OKC? 

[Tuna]

@jparx, I'll answer the only way I know how.

 

1. Kid A

2. In Rainbows

3. OK Computer

4. A Moon Shaped Pool

5. Hail to the Thief

6. The Bends

7. Amnesiac

8. TKOL

9. Pablo Honey

 

Edited July 31, 2016 by Tuna

[stuartbert two hats]

11 minutes ago, jparx said:

I'm on team Let Down, although we're picking between two of the greatest songs ever written so it's a bit a moot point 

Out of interest - do the members of team HTDC prefer Kid A to OKC? 

I do.

[Gucci Piggy]

HTDC is their second best song.

[RichardWaller]

Are Radiohead still headliner material? I know they're big, and I know I don't speak for the general populace or even this forum, but hasn't their popularity declined?

I dunno, I guess I'm just thinking of their career comparatively. My favourite band are Manic Street Preachers and I think it's fair to say that their peaks and declines in critical and commercial popularity have been fairly closely mirrored and they've both got their hardcore fan bases. Maybe the difference is that with Manic Street Preachers is that while Radiohead have done three albums in the last ten years, Manic Street Preachers have done five and toured much more frequently. Leaving it as long as they have been between albums, it can be good, it can be bad... Can give people chance to miss em, can give people chance to lose interest..