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01. "Nothing Touches Me" 3:49 Manic Hedgehog, Pablo Honey (2009 Collector's Edition) 1991 02. "Phillipa Chicken" 3:44 Manic Hedgehog 1991 03. "Stupid Car" 2:21 Drill 1992 04. "Inside My Head" 3:12 "Creep", "Stop Whispering" 1992 05. "Million Dollar Question" 3:18 "Creep" 1992 06. "You" 3:29 Manic Hedgehog, Drill, Pablo Honey, Itch, Live at the Astoria, Radiohead: The Best Of 1993 07. "Creep" 3:56 Pablo Honey, "Anyone Can Play Guitar", "Pop Is Dead", "Stop Whispering", Live at the Astoria, Itch, My Iron Lung, Radiohead: The Best Of 1993 08. "How Do You?" 2:12 Pablo Honey 1993 09. "Stop Whispering" 5:26 Pablo Honey, "Stop Whispering", Live at the Astoria, Itch, Radiohead: The Best Of 1993 10. "Thinking About You" 2:41 Manic Hedgehog, Drill, Pablo Honey, "Anyone Can Play Guitar, Itch 1991 11. "Anyone Can Play Guitar" 3:38 Pablo Honey, "Anyone Can Play Guitar", Live at the Astoria, "Just", Radiohead: The Best Of 1993 12. "Ripcord" 3:10 Pablo Honey, "Pop Is Dead", Live at the Astoria 1993 13. "Vegetable" 3:13 Pablo Honey, Live at the Astoria, Itch 1993 14. "Prove Yourself" 2:25 Drill, Pablo Honey, Live at the Astoria 1992 15. "I Can't" 4:13 Manic Hedgehog, Pablo Honey 1991 16. "Lurgee" 3:08 "Creep", Pablo Honey 1993 17. "Blow Out" 4:40 Pablo Honey, Live at the Astoria 1993 18. "Yes I Am" 4:23 "Creep" 1993 19. "Faithless, the Wonder Boy" 4:09 "Anyone Can Play Guitar", Itch 1993 20. "Coke Babies" 2:59 "Anyone Can Play Guitar" 1993 21. "Pop Is Dead" 2:12 "Pop Is Dead", "Anyone Can Play Guitar", "Stop Whispering", Live at the Astoria, Radiohead: The Best Of 1993 22. "Banana Co." 2:26 "Pop Is Dead", Itch, "Street Spirit (Fade Out)" 1993 23. "The Trickster" 4:40 My Iron Lung 1994 24. "Lewis (Mistreated)" 3:19 My Iron Lung 1994 25. "Punchdrunk Lovesick Singalong" 4:40 My Iron Lung 1994 26. "Permanent Daylight" 2:48 My Iron Lung 1994 27. "Lozenge of Love" 2:16 My Iron Lung 1994 28. "You Never Wash Up After Yourself" 1:44 My Iron Lung 1994 29. "Maquiladora" 3:27 Live at the Astoria, "High and Dry" 1994 30. "Planet Telex" 4:19 "Planet Telex", The Bends, "Just", Radiohead: The Best Of 1995 31. "The Bends" 4:06 Live at the Astoria, The Bends, Radiohead: The Best Of 1994 32. "High and Dry" 4:17 "High and Dry", The Bends, 7 Television Commercials, Radiohead: The Best Of 1995 33. "Fake Plastic Trees" 4:50 Live at the Astoria, The Bends, "Fake Plastic Trees", 7 Television Commercials, Radiohead: The Best Of 1994 34. "Bones" 3:09 Live at the Astoria, The Bends, "Just" 1994 35. "(Nice Dream)" 3:53 The Bends 1995 36. "Just" 3:54 Live at the Astoria, The Bends, "Just", 7 Television Commercials, Radiohead: The Best Of 1994 37. "My Iron Lung" 4:36 Live at the Astoria, "My Iron Lung", The Bends, Radiohead: The Best Of 1994 38. "Bullet Proof..I Wish I Was" 3:28 The Bends, "Fake Plastic Trees" 1995 39. "Black Star" 4:07 Live at the Astoria, The Bends 1994 40. "Sulk" 3:42 The Bends 1995 41. "Street Spirit (Fade Out)" 4:12 Live at the Astoria, The Bends, "Fake Plastic Trees", "Street Spirit (Fade Out)", 7 Television Commercials, Radiohead: The Best Of 1994 42. "India Rubber" 3:26 "Fake Plastic Trees" 1995 43. "How Can You Be Sure?" 4:21 "Fake Plastic Trees" 1995 44. "Killer Cars" 3:03 "Anyone Can Play Guitar", Itch, "High and Dry", "Just" 1993 45. "Talk Show Host" 4:40 "Street Spirit (Fade Out)", Radiohead: The Best Of 1996 46. "Bishop's Robes" 3:25 "Street Spirit (Fade Out)", No Surprises/Running from Demons 1996 47. "Molasses" 2:26 "Street Spirit (Fade Out)" 1996 48. "Airbag" 4:44 OK Computer, "No Surprises", Airbag/How Am I Driving?, Radiohead: The Best Of 1997 49. "Paranoid Android" 6:23 "Paranoid Android", OK Computer, 7 Television Commercials, Radiohead: The Best Of 1997 50. "Subterranean Homesick Alien" 4:27 OK Computer 1997 51. "Exit Music (For a Film)" 4:24 OK Computer, Radiohead: The Best Of 1997 52. "Let Down" 4:59 OK Computer, Radiohead: The Best Of 1997 53. "Karma Police" 4:21 OK Computer, "Karma Police", 7 Television Commercials, Radiohead: The Best Of 1997 54. "Fitter Happier" 1:57 OK Computer 1997 55. "Electioneering" 3:50 OK Computer 1997 56. "Climbing Up the Walls" 4:45 OK Computer, "Karma Police" 1997 57. "No Surprises" 3:48 OK Computer, No Surprises/Running from Demons, "No Surprises", 7 Television Commercials, Radiohead: The Best Of 1997 58. "Lucky" 4:19 OK Computer, "No Surprises", Radiohead: The Best Of 1997 59. "The Tourist" 5:24 OK Computer 1997 60. "Pearly*" 3:38 "Paranoid Android", No Surprises/Running from Demons, Airbag/How Am I Driving? 1997 61. "Melatonin" 2:08 "Paranoid Android", No Surprises/Running from Demons, Airbag/How Am I Driving? 1997 62. "Lull" 2:28 "Karma Police" 1997 63. "Meeting in the Aisle" 3:07 "Karma Police", No Surprises/Running from Demons, Airbag/How Am I Driving? 1997 64. "A Reminder" 3:51 "Paranoid Android", No Surprises/Running from Demons, Airbag/How Am I Driving? 1997 65. "Polyethylene (Parts 1 & 2)" 4:22 "Paranoid Android", Airbag/How Am I Driving? 1997 66. "How I Made My Millions" 3:07 "No Surprises" 1998 67. "Palo Alto" 3:43 Airbag/How Am I Driving?, "No Surprises" 1998 68. "Everything in Its Right Place" 4:11 Kid A, I Might Be Wrong, Radiohead: The Best Of 2000 69. "Kid A" 4:44 Kid A 2000 70. "The National Anthem" 5:51 Kid A, I Might Be Wrong, Radiohead: The Best Of 2000 71. "How to Disappear Completely" 5:56 Kid A, Radiohead: The Best Of 2000 72. "Treefingers" 3:42 Kid A 2000 73. "Optimistic" 5:15 Kid A 2000 74. "In Limbo" 3:31 Kid A 2000 75. "Idioteque" 5:09 Kid A, I Might Be Wrong, Radiohead: The Best Of 2000 76. "Morning Bell" 4:35 Kid A, I Might Be Wrong 2000 77. "Motion Picture Soundtrack" 6:59 Kid A 2000 78. "The Amazing Sounds of Orgy" 3:38 "Pyramid Song" 2001 79. "Trans-Atlantic Drawl" 3:02 "Pyramid Song" 2001 80. "Kinetic" 4:06 "Pyramid Song" 2001 81. "Fast-Track" 3:17 "Pyramid Song" 2001 82. "Packt Like Sardines in a Crushd Tin Box" 4:00 Amnesiac 2001 83. "Pyramid Song" 4:48 "Pyramid Song", Amnesiac, "Knives Out", Radiohead: The Best Of 2001 84. "Pulk/Pull Revolving Doors" 4:07 Amnesiac 2001 85. "You and Whose Army?" 3:11 Amnesiac 2001 86. "I Might Be Wrong" 4:53 Amnesiac, I Might Be Wrong, Radiohead: The Best Of 2001 87. "Knives Out" 4:14 Amnesiac, "Knives Out", Radiohead: The Best Of 2001 88. "Morning Bell/Amnesiac" 3:14 Amnesiac 2001 89. "Dollars and Cents" 4:51 Amnesiac, I Might Be Wrong 2001 90. "Hunting Bears" 2:01 Amnesiac 2001 91. "Like Spinning Plates" 3:57 Amnesiac, I Might Be Wrong, Radiohead: The Best Of 2001 92. "Life in a Glasshouse" 4:34 Amnesiac, "Knives Out" 2001 93. "Cuttooth" 5:24 "Knives Out" 2001 94. "Worrywort" 4:37 "Knives Out" 2001 95. "Fog" 4:05 "Knives Out" 2001 96. "True Love Waits" 5:02 I Might Be Wrong, Radiohead: The Best Of 2001 97. "Paperbag Writer" 3:58 "There There", COM LAG (2plus2isfive) 2003 98. "Where Bluebirds Fly" 4:32 "There There", COM LAG (2plus2isfive) 2003 99. "2 + 2 = 5" 3:19 Hail to the Thief, "2 + 2 = 5", COM LAG (2plus2isfive), Radiohead: The Best Of 2003 100. "Sit Down. Stand Up" 4:19 Hail to the Thief, "2 + 2 = 5", Radiohead: The Best Of 2003 101. "Sail to the Moon" 4:18 Hail to the Thief 2003 102. "Backdrifts" 5:22 Hail to the Thief 2003 103. "Go to Sleep" 3:21 Hail to the Thief, "Go to Sleep", Radiohead: The Best Of 2003 104. "Where I End and You Begin" 4:29 Hail to the Thief 2003 105. "We Suck Young Blood" 4:56 Hail to the Thief 2003 106. "The Gloaming" 3:32 Hail to the Thief 2003 107. "There There" 5:23 "There There", Hail to the Thief, "2 + 2 = 5", Radiohead: The Best Of 2003 108. "I Will" 1:59 Hail to the Thief, "2 + 2 = 5", COM LAG (2plus2isfive) 2003 109. "A Punchup at a Wedding" 4:57 Hail to the Thief 2003 110. "Myxomatosis" 3:52 Hail to the Thief 2003 111. "Scatterbrain" 3:21 Hail to the Thief 2003 112. "A Wolf at the Door" 3:21 Hail to the Thief 2003 113. "I Am Citizen Insane" 3:34 "Go to Sleep", COM LAG (2plus2isfive) 2003 114. "Gagging Order" 3:37 "Go to Sleep", COM LAG (2plus2isfive) 2003 115. "I Am a Wicked Child" 3:08 "Go to Sleep", COM LAG (2plus2isfive) 2003 116. "I Want None of This" 3:15 Help!: A Day in the Life 2005 117. "15 Step" 3:58 In Rainbows, In Rainbows – From the Basement 2007 118. "Bodysnatchers" 4:02 In Rainbows, In Rainbows – From the Basement 2007 119. "Nude" 4:15 In Rainbows, "Nude", In Rainbows – From the Basement 2007 120. "Weird Fishes/Arpeggi" 5:18 In Rainbows, In Rainbows – From the Basement 2007 121. "All I Need" 3:48 In Rainbows, In Rainbows – From the Basement 2007 122. "Faust Arp" 2:09 In Rainbows 2007 123. "Reckoner" 4:50 In Rainbows, In Rainbows – From the Basement 2007 124. "House of Cards" 5:28 In Rainbows, In Rainbows – From the Basement 2007 125. "Jigsaw Falling into Place" 4:09 In Rainbows, "Jigsaw Falling into Place" 2007 126. "Videotape" 4:42 In Rainbows, "Jigsaw Falling into Place", In Rainbows – From the Basement 2007 127. "MK 1" 1:04 In Rainbows: Discbox 2007 128. "Down Is the New Up" 4:59 In Rainbows: Discbox, "Jigsaw Falling into Place", "Nude" 2007 129. "Go Slowly" 3:48 In Rainbows: Discbox 2007 130. "MK 2" 0:53 In Rainbows: Discbox 2007 131. "Last Flowers" 4:27 In Rainbows: Discbox, "Jigsaw Falling into Place" 2007 132. "Up on the Ladder" 4:17 In Rainbows: Discbox 2007 133. "Bangers + Mash" 3:20 In Rainbows: Discbox 2007 134. "4 Minute Warning" 4:06 In Rainbows: Discbox, "Nude" 2007 135. "Harry Patch (In Memory Of)" 5:33 "Harry Patch (In Memory Of)"[1] 2009 136. "These Are My Twisted Words" 5:32 "These Are My Twisted Words"[2] 2009 137. "Bloom" 5:15 The King of Limbs 2011 138. "Morning Mr Magpie" 4:41 The King of Limbs 2011 139. "Little by Little" 4:27 The King of Limbs 2011 140. "Feral" 3:13 The King of Limbs 2011 141. "Lotus Flower" 5:01 The King of Limbs 2011 142. "Codex" 4:47 The King of Limbs 2011 143. "Give Up the Ghost" 4:50 The King of Limbs 2011 144. "Separator" 5:20 The King of Limbs 2011 145. "Supercollider" 7:02 "Supercollider" / "The Butcher"[3] 2011 146. "The Butcher" 4:36 "Supercollider" / "The Butcher"[4] 2011 147. "The Daily Mail" 3:37 "The Daily Mail" / "Staircase" 2011 148. "Staircase" 4:31 "The Daily Mail" / "Staircase" 2011 149. "Spectre" 3:19 Written for the 2015 film of the same name, but unused[5] 2015 and a good thing too because that movie was poo poo
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Yeah, the little red book that came with Amnesiac was one of my favorite physical releases back in the day. Seems pretty rare for artists to put any kind of effort into that sort of thing these days, outside of expensive collectors edition stuff. Its understandable but kind of sad.
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Feb 18, 2016 19:54
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TKOL had a "newspaper edition" which came with a bunch of extra artwork, I can't remember if that was vinyl only or not
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Feb 18, 2016 20:14
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Boywhiz88 posted:I meant more the whole "Radiohead's Spectre not being used and Johnny get hosed over with There Will Be Blood." He didn't really "get hosed over", his score for There Will Be Blood incorporated material that was not originally composed for the film and had been previously released, so it wasn't a fully original score and was thus disqualified. I enjoyed that soundtrack a lot and in general hate the Oscars and other awards ceremonies, but that particular incident seems fair.
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Mar 2, 2016 13:50
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ZoDiAC_ posted:It would be nice if we had a Radiohead that wasn't just subjective opinion Yes, because it's dumb when the thread devolves into people simply posting lists of the correct "order" of albums. However, subjective opinion is a hell of a lot broader than that. If you eliminate subjective opinion you are left with little other than plain facts like... Radiohead consists of the following members, they released X album on Y date, they will be touring Z countries, etc. which is information that either everyone here already knows or that simply isn't public and available yet.
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Mar 6, 2016 22:23
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It's a decent tune, which makes it completely inappropriate for the movie, which is crap.
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Real Name Grover posted:Is there a correlation between quality of Bond song and quality of Bond film though? Well there doesn't have to be. But I feel like the Radiohead song sets up false expectations, whereas the Sam Smith song is disappointing right from the get go, so you know what kind of experience you're in for.
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Mar 7, 2016 04:12
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I really hate MSG shows but I saw Radiohead at Newark's even shittier arena a couple years ago and they were loving great so I am gonna try to get tix for this
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Mar 14, 2016 16:42
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Popcorn posted:I'm slightly concerned that the limited scale of this tour - small venues and festivals only there are a bunch of large venues on that list though  MSG, Le Zenith, and the Shrine Auditorium are some of the bigger venues in their respective cities and they are doing multiple nights at each. Palacio de los Deportes is a huge rear end stadium. Doesn't seem like a road test..
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Mar 14, 2016 18:03
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HD DAD posted:I suspect that they're getting to that stage where they want to spend more time at home with their families, and they're just doing Radiohead stuff when they get around to it. That could explain the limited tour and long gap since TKOL. well that and also Thom did Atoms for Peace and another solo album and Johnny did like two film scores between then and now
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Mar 14, 2016 19:13
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Radiohead71 posted:I'm gonna try for one of the MSG shows. What is bad about seeing shows there? Are the acoustics crappy? yes the acoustics are crappy and much of the experience shares more with going to Penn Station during peak holiday travel season than it does with going to a show. it combines all of the usual lovely things about arena shows with all of the usual lovely things about midtown manhattan that said, I will probably still try to go Earwicker fucked around with this message at 14:46 on Mar 15, 2016 |
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Anonymous John posted:. I went to a Phish show there once and was given a warning for smoking a bowl rather blatantly while the house lights were still up. probably safer to bring a vaporizer
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Mar 15, 2016 16:47
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I think TKoL is a good album but I don't like it when any band does a new album that sounds like an older one. I wouldn't want another OK Computer or Kid A either (and I thought Amnesiac was different enough to be good). thats why Hail to the Thief is so weak, most of it just sounds like by-the-numbers older Radiohead
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Mar 16, 2016 17:30
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GMEEOORH posted:Do they not check if the names of the people with tickets match up with the order info in the US? Only if you are picking the ticket up at will call. Otherwise if you buy a ticket and have it sent to you, it's perfectly legal in most places to sell (or give) it to someone else anyway .
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Mar 17, 2016 14:41
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yeah the king of limbs art was some bullshit, I ate like fifteen tabs from that blotter sheet and got nothing
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Mar 17, 2016 15:50
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also Donwood could have just meant that the album's not final because he hasn't finished the art yet
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Mar 22, 2016 14:54
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I've only listened to this album a few times, but I like it. Good strings.Sir Lemming posted:I like House Of Cards because it's a very pretty song (despite the subject matter). Maybe even a nice song to play at the beach! Which probably also means it doesn't belong on a Radiohead album. Radiohead has a lot of songs that are nice to play at the beach. Like, the entirety of The Bends.
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May 12, 2016 17:45
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wow its almost like music appreciation is a highly subjective, personal experience I don't really understand why people think they are being funny or clever or whatever when they start telling other people that they are "objectively wrong" about preferring this or that song or this or that album and in general being a dick about their opinion. It is, in fact, possible for people to communicate their musical preferences without being assholes about it. Earwicker fucked around with this message at 21:56 on May 13, 2016 |
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May 13, 2016 21:53
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Xanderkish posted:Speaking as someone who also posts in the USPol thread, I can confirm the disagreements in this thread are like pillowfights in comparison. well sure but that's largely because politics can actually have a pretty big impact on one's life compared to someone having different taste in radiohead songs than you anyway it's not just this thread but what seems like a common tendency here to be like "this is my opinion AND gently caress ANYONE WITH A DIFFERENT OPINION" which, joking or not, gets pretty drat tiresome and I dont really get the point of it
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May 13, 2016 22:21
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Princeps32 posted:That particular phrase came right after a "Everything I just said is very subjective to my tastes," comment. Sorry if it made you uncomfortable, I thought the implied joke was pretty clear. I certainly understand getting frustrated by people being dicks on the internet about entertainment, I avoid most discussions on video games these days for similar reasons because that aspect gets tiresome. well it wasn't just that one post and it seems more like a growing trend on SA in general. like a lot of GBS these days is "I enjoy eating halibut and if you like any other kind of fish you are untermensch beta" kind of crap, I'd just not like to see that kind of poo poo spread in here too much
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May 13, 2016 22:33
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Answers Me posted:Are there any other bands that are this good at cultivating their mystique and getting people to obsess over every little detail? Maybe Boards of Canada, but not quite to the same extent. yes, huge acts like The Beatles and David Bowie have legions of extreme fans who know (or think they know) every little detail of every aspect of recording every song, the precise meaning and hidden meaning behind every word, the full detailed life story of every band member, producer, engineer, roadie, etc. and how that is reflected in the lyrics, etc. also bands that developed their own sort of cult like the Grateful Dead have a lot of that going on
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May 14, 2016 19:28
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I listen to music in too many different places to get an accurate list like that, but I'm pretty sure my most frequently played song is Reckoner. It's not my absolute favorite but I like it a lot and listen to it most frequently because I was learning it on piano for a while.
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May 20, 2016 13:54
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Creep is a good song.
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May 24, 2016 15:35
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I thought TKOL was ok when it came out but it was seeing them do those songs live that made me love it.
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May 27, 2016 19:23
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yeah I think for a while there was a theory there would be a "second half" in the same way that Amnesiac was to Kid A and to be fair, 37 minutes is definitely pretty short for a full length album these days. I don't think anyone "deserved" a longer album but I can understand why people were a little taken aback by how short it was. Earwicker fucked around with this message at 15:06 on May 28, 2016 |
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May 28, 2016 15:00
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I am not sure wtf is going on here but "syncopation" essentially just means having a part that is (usually temporarily) out of rhythm with the piece of music it is in. it can certainly be found in dubstep but it can also be found in pretty much every genre of music
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May 30, 2016 19:01
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it is a pool that is shaped like a moon, but the shape of the pool constantly changes to map the moon as we see it. when the moon is full so is the pool, when the moon is a crescent the pool is shaped like a crescent, when the moon is new the pool is gone
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Jul 4, 2016 14:59
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Rollersnake posted:If we had a dedicated Frank Zappa or King Crimson thread, those would. the prog thread is full of Crimson fans and it doesnt really happen. also they are kind of a different situation in that King Crimson has been several different bands over the years, under the same name and led by the same guitarist, but still different bands with different sounds.
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Jul 7, 2016 04:21
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Genres are best treated as tags, not mutually exclusive categories. A song can easily be "ambient" and "progressive" and "experimental" all at the same time, are you limited to just one? Not sure what system you are using but the more relevant genre tags a song has the more people will easily be able to find it, since different people will categorize the same song differently. Bandcamp's system is quite good for example. Earwicker fucked around with this message at 17:10 on Oct 11, 2016 |
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Oct 11, 2016 17:00
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AARO posted:It's true I can put a bunch of tags not just one. http://disparition.bandcamp.com/ and yeah imo multiple genre tags is the way to go as long as you don't do that stupid spammy poo poo where you stick every conceivable genre you can think of on a track in hopes of increasing view counts (looking at you every other person on hype machine)
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Oct 11, 2016 21:12
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if you are just going to see one specific band you like and expect them put on a good show, coachella is not the place for that
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Sand Monster posted:I saw comments elsewhere that the crowd at Coachella is generally terrible. Is that largely the reason? I went in like 2006 and the crowds were pretty bad then and Ive heard theyve gotten much worse if there are a bunch of bands you like playing it can be a good time, especially if you are high the whole time, but if you are really only interested in one act its not remotely worth it
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