Radiohead touring in 2016

[FuzzyDunlop]

They will be doing either Glastonbury or Latitude, otherwise the UK won't have them playing - which would be odd. Is there a "latitude thingy"?

[the wonderwhy]

Just now, FuzzyDunlop said:

They will be doing either Glastonbury or Latitude, otherwise the UK won't have them playing - which would be odd. Is there a "latitude thingy"?

It's perfectly likely they might just not do UK festivals, though. Could be doing arenas instead. 

[glimmers_of_hope]

1.videotape

2.codex

3.fog

4.cuttooth

5.maquiladora

 

[stuartbert two hats]

8 minutes ago, glimmers_of_hope said:

1.videotape

2.codex

3.fog

4.cuttooth

5.maquiladora

 

Is that an unappreciated gems list, or your actual top 5?

[Gucci Piggy]

It's the indie top 5

[sheffieldlady]

It's difficult to pick a top 5 - especially at this hour!

[kaytee...]

Wolf at the Door

Weird Fishes

Climbing Up the Walls

I Might Be Wrong

Motion Picture Soundtrack

and then you realise there's too many brilliant songs to even try narrowing it down 

 

[Hugh Jass]

11 hours ago, stuartbert two hats said:

"Because we separate like ripples on a blank shore"

Romantic

I asked them afterwards what made them choose that song. They said they were watching Radiohead at Leeds in about 2009, early in their courtship. During the set he said to her "if they play Reckoner next we'll be married one day", and so it came to pass.

Edited January 31, 2016 by Hugh Jass

[Hugh Jass]

In no particular order and subject to change:

Idiotech (especially the live version they released)

Reckoner

Fake Plastic Trees (never liked it that much until I came up on a pill once during them playing it, has stuck with me ever since)

No Surprises

Videotape

[addicted2noise]

4 hours ago, dingbat2 said:

Start from the beginning and work through them,, that's what made them great, their development and evolution from the breakthrough in the 90s and the likes of Creep through to the behemoth that is OK Computer, through to the recent and more innovative and revolutionary music, music that changes the mainstream and tries to push it in another direction. Its quite a journey. Musical innovative, continually evolving, and they still are.... Much like Bowie

I agree with the Bowie comparison, I think their development from The Bends to Kid A is similar to Bowie going from Ziggy Stardust to Low but I'm not sure how innovative it was considering they were inspired by artists like Aphex Twin and DJ Shadow who were already doing similar stuff at the time. 

[Lubic]

Friend just played HTTT in full at a house do. So good. Really underated album.

Anyway, top 5:

Lucky

Idioteque

Where I End and You Begin

Like Spinning Plates

Airbag

[FuzzyDunlop]

7 hours ago, Hugh Jass said:

In no particular order and subject to change:

Idiotech (especially the live version they released)

Reckoner

Fake Plastic Trees (never liked it that much until I came up on a pill once during them playing it, has stuck with me ever since)

No Surprises

Videotape

First pill I ever had, I went to shitstorm that is the Printworks in manchester. The first tune I remember bouncing my tits off to, was 9-5 Dolly parton... So I had to drop a pill 20 mins before Dolly's set.

Edited January 31, 2016 by FuzzyDunlop

[stuartbert two hats]

8 hours ago, Hugh Jass said:

I asked them afterwards what made them choose that song. They said they were watching Radiohead at Leeds in about 2009, early in their courtship. During the set he said to her "if they play Reckoner next we'll be married one day", and so it came to pass.

Aww, that is romantic.

[Zoo Music Girl]

Videotape would be in my top five, as would The Bends. Haters gon hate.

[cammie81]

Thing is about Radiohead (more than any other band I'm in to) is that tastes evolve over time. My favourite songs / albulms even a few years ago isn't the same as it now. Every time you listen to them again you discover a song that was never previously a favourite, i.e. Lurgee on Pablo.

[glimmers_of_hope]

15 hours ago, stuartbert two hats said:

Is that an unappreciated gems list, or your actual top 5?

Actual top 5. Radiohead are one of my favourite bands but I think I overdosed on them and so I get the most out of the less played songs....but not pop is dead  

Some radiohead bsides are amazing, polyethylene, killer cars, banana co, love em.

[Fabrizzo]

2 minutes ago, glimmers_of_hope said:

Actual top 5. Radiohead are one of my favourite bands but I think I overdosed on them and so I get the most out of the less played songs....but not pop is dead  

Some radiohead bsides are amazing, polyethylene, killer cars, banana co, love em.

Killer Cars (mogadon Version) is fantastic...

[addicted2noise]

1. Let Down
2. Reckoner
3. Idioteque
4. Gagging Order (I honestly think its better than anything on HTTF)
5. Fog (again) - Live

I really love Spectre too at the moment probably more than anything on their last album.

[Mezhyp1]

Let's hope Neil brings Monday morning news of a reply for his secret email address confirming Radiohead shall grace the farm

[cammie81]

The ten I picked for my iPod playlist (50 top tens) was:

Lurgee

Fake Plastic Trees

Let Down

Idioteque

I Might Be Wrong

Wolf at the door 

Jigsaw Falling Into Place

Reckoner 

Weird Fishes / Arpeggi

 

Lotus Flower

Not my top ten as tried to get every albulm (bishops robes in there) but not bad.

[Nicklord]

Top 5 from my last.fm

Idioteque
Climbing Up The Walls
Kid A
Street Spirit
Videotape

[majormajormajor]

Paranoid Android

Life in a Glasshouse

Dollars & Cents

Lotus Flower

There There

 

Top 5 b-sides is more interesting

Kinetic

Polyethylene

Lull

Cuttooth

Talk Show Host

 

Does the Daily Mail count as a b-side?

[T-Mouse]

On 31/01/2016 at 0:06 AM, glimmers_of_hope said:

4.cuttooth

Wow. Id never heard this before you posted. It would have been completely bizarre showing up on Amnesiac but it ent half bad. 

It sounds like how I imagine Coldplay sound in Chris Martins head.

Edited February 1, 2016 by T-Mouse

[brettredmayne]

How long before Neil gets bored and randomly posts in here

[Gucci Piggy]

Just now, brettredmayne said:

How long before Neil gets bored and randomly posts in here

The amount of torture Neil could cause with this thread is insane.

Of course he wouldn't do as he clearly respects the integrity of the site, but he must be tempted sometimes to screw with us regarding Radiohead playing.