Radiohead Headlining 2017

[fatyeti24]

i quite like Pablo, honey.

[Cheesey]

Confirmation of Radiohead for 2017?

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-37713488

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EDIT: Sorry, just realised this was discussed yesterday. Must keep up!  http://www.efestivals.co.uk/news/16/161019a.shtml

Edited October 20, 2016 by Cheesey

[Hugh Jass]

1 minute ago, fatyeti24 said:

i quite like Pablo, honey.

Said Kim to Kanye.

[Mezhyp1]

1 minute ago, Cheesey said:

Confirmation of Radiohead for 2017?

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-37713488

to be fair, i think everyone knows Radiohead are going to be playing Glastonbury next year now, it wont be real confirmation until the festival itself say so 

[rzwodezwo]

Boxer | High Violet | In Rainbows

Kid A

OK Computer

Trouble Will Find Me

Amnesiac

Alligator

A Moon Shaped Pool 

Hail To The Thief

 

never bothered with the rest too much

[stuartbert two hats]

1. How To Disappear Completely
2. The Boxer 
3. Bridge Over Troubled Water
4. Call Me Al
5. Bright Eyes
6. First Day Of My Life
7. Ed Sheeran
8. Ed Balls
9. Pablo Honey

[jparx]

10 minutes ago, stuartbert two hats said:

1. How To Disappear Completely
2. The Boxer 
3. Bridge Over Troubled Water
4. Call Me Al
5. Bright Eyes
6. First Day Of My Life
7. Ed Sheeran
8. Ed Balls
9. Pablo Honey

Wow. Where did THAT come from? Big fan of that list!

[Gucci Piggy]

2 hours ago, Scruffylovemonster said:

At leeds fest in 2011, everyone who hadn't heard them before hated it. And they were great. Definitely not a pyramid sub though. It'd be 1000 times worse for them than Beck. 

Leeds 2011 I didn't know any National songs (although I recognised Fake Empire) and I thought they were brilliant, and that gig made me a huge fan. Although half the crowd were sat down/chatting through it. Seen them once since then and they were brilliant again (this time subbing Green Day at a festival (thankfully Sigur Rós were on whilst Green Day were)). I'd love them to sub the Pyramid but I don't think they will - Other subs for me if they play.

This talk reminds me I haven't listened to The National in ages. In terms of lists I honestly can't separate Alligator/Boxer/High Violet, and Trouble Will Find Me isn't far behind those three.

In terms of their best tunes - Karen, Lit Up, Mr November, Fake Empire, Slow Show, Apartment Story, Bloodbuzz Ohio, Conversation 16, England, Pink Rabbits.

God I forgot how good they are. The other week my mate put Bloodbuzz Ohio on at a party when a few of us were sat in my room feeling a little worse for wear towards the end of the night and it's probably the first time I've heard then in like a year. I was so happy when I heard it; I'd completely forgotten about them. It was my best mate from school who I see maybe like twice a year now and The National were one of our shared loves so it was nice and cute.

[Yokel Again]

The National are bloody brilliant. 

[arcade fireman]

http://www.thedailymash.co.uk/news/arts-entertainment/radiohead-booked-for-glastonburys-ironic-sunday-afternoon-slot-20161020115758

Sorry guys, don't think we're getting a headline spot this year! 

[swede]

I quite like honey, Pablo.

[fightoffyour]

4 hours ago, Ashl said:

Boxer

Trouble Will Find Me

High Violet

Alligator

Sad Song for Dirty Lovers

The National

 

More importantly can't wait to see this Logo finished!

Alligator

Trouble Will Find Me

Boxer

High Violet

The National

Sad Songs For Dirty Lovers

[home to you]

Oh go on then...

1. Boxer

2. High Violet

3. Alligator

4. Trouble

5. Sad Songs (which IMO, is a much better album than it seems to get credit for)

6. The National

[T-Mouse]

1. Getting a ticket.

2. Sneaking in if I can't get a ticket.

3. Making lists.

4. Internally criticising people for their questionable lists.

5. Downvoting people for complaining about downvoting.

6. Running out of upvotes/downvotes.

7. Checking efestivals hourly for updates about something that I'm not even going to yet.

8. The Nationals music

9. Pablo Honey

[Guest]

14 minutes ago, TomViolence said:

Oh go on then...

1. Boxer

2. High Violet

3. Alligator

4. Trouble

5. Sad Songs (which IMO, is a much better album than it seems to get credit for)

6. The National

This 100%.

[fightoffyour]

The National is the most underrated album ever made

[Guest]

Just now, fightoffyour said:

The National is the most underrated album ever made

Son and Theory of the Crows I think are great

[ericlered]

On 19/10/2016 at 9:01 AM, stuartbert two hats said:

Of course you'll get mocked for liking The Bends on a Radiohead thread. That album is entry level! 

For some reason that I can't really place it's becoming an overlooked masterpiece. The Bends is absolutely stunning.

[balti-pie]

The Bends is the only true proper out-and-out classic brilliant Radiohead album. Ok computer and in rainbows lodge behind it. 

I'll state that now before people come in and mock me for not liking the dull bleepy stuff cos I'm not 'clever' enough for it  #standardradioheadpretentioustwats 

[stuartbert two hats]

6 minutes ago, balti-pie said:

The Bends is the only true proper out-and-out classic brilliant Radiohead album. Ok computer and in rainbows lodge behind it. 

I'll state that now before people come in and mock me for not liking the dull bleepy stuff cos I'm not 'clever' enough for it  #standardradioheadpretentioustwats 

You're clearly not.

[cornish hick]

7 minutes ago, balti-pie said:

The Bends is the only true proper out-and-out classic brilliant Radiohead album. Ok computer and in rainbows lodge behind it. 

I'll state that now before people come in and mock me for not liking the dull bleepy stuff cos I'm not 'clever' enough for it  #standardradioheadpretentioustwats 

I'm more of a heretic than you I only like Pablo Honey

[shuttlep]

what are the chances Of Thom Yorke breaking his leg in a freak couch surfing accident and being replaced with U2?

[Ipayne]

I can't wait for a solid 8 months of Lists to be honest

[stuartbert two hats]

4 minutes ago, stuartbert two hats said:

You're clearly not.

Sorry, I couldn't help confirming to the stereotype

[Mash011]

Where did the myth of late Radiohead being 'bleepy' come from? Because that's never been even remotely accurate, even their most obscure stuff - TKOL for example is heavily rhythmic but not 'bleepy' at all.