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Radiohead Headlining 2017


The Nal

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3 minutes ago, marketh said:

Who gives a flip about the screens?? I'm sat here watching on my laptop 150 miles away and i'd give a testicle to be in earshot of this gig!

screens? They're not fucking Beyonce. 

It sounded amazing on my radio. Massively looking forward to hearing them in a couple of weeks at TRNSMT. 

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Wow, can't believe the negative comments. Maybe I was in a good spot or in the right frame of mind but I loved it. Ok, no reckoner but the rest of the set was nigh on perfect. Don't even mind admitting that I cried during let down, street spirit, and FPT

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They're one of those bands that you have to be familiar with a lot of their stuff to truly appreciate their live show.

They skipped a number of hits at Leeds in 2009 and they were incredible.

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Absolutely loved it from near the front. Where I was the crowd were singing every word. Fake Plastic Trees, Street Spirit, Lucky, Exit Music, Nude, Android, Pyramid Song, Creep, Karma Police were all phenomenal.

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I was halfway between sound desk & stage to the right, didn't have completely clear view but when I stood on tiptoes could see very well! 

The crowd around me were young, but they were bang into it, I was quite surprised actually & made for a great gig. bit of chatter in the main set but for the encores they were giving it everything!

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11 minutes ago, AStormInHeaven said:

love the negative comments from the empty-headed masses, specially on social media. Reminds me that the majority of society have to be clueless for art to exist. Great art should comfort the disturb and disturb the comfortable

Shut up you pretentious twat

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5 minutes ago, jparx said:

Absolutely loved it from near the front. Where I was the crowd were singing every word. Fake Plastic Trees, Street Spirit, Lucky, Exit Music, Nude, Android, Pyramid Song, Creep, Karma Police were all phenomenal.

I'd say you were near me, I thought the whole thing was incredible.

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