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Sgt. McKill posted:Saw them on Wednesday at MSG in GA and it was mindblowing. I lost it during the climax of Fake Plastic Trees. However, I saw the setlist on Friday and am really loving jealous, that would've been beyond perfect. We didn't get Let Down or How to Disappear, probably my two Radiohead favorite songs. Instead we got Spectre Spectre is an album-worthy song, just like Exit Music was even though it was made for Romeo Plus Juliet Ill Wind and Spectre fit perfectly on AMSP if you follow the alphabetized tracklist method they used, in fact the album feels incomplete without them.
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Because I love comparing, here was the setlest from when I saw them last year. It was great. Daydreaming Desert Island Disk Ful Stop Airbag 15 Step The National Anthem (With "Hunting Bears" outro) Separator All I Need Street Spirit (Fade Out) Bloom Identikit Everything in Its Right Place There There Weird Fishes/Arpeggi I Might Be Wrong Idioteque Nude Encore: Glass Eyes No Surprises Burn the Witch Reckoner Lotus Flower Encore 2: You and Whose Army? Creep
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A human heart posted:Man, going to radiohead gigs sounds complicated, no wonder it costs so much It's the most bother I've put up with in terms of live music. Not interested in doing it again but it was a great show. Live event security is basically TSA at this point which freaks me the gently caress out.
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Barry posted:Don't feed the trolls https://consequenceofsound.net/2016/08/live-nation-adding-tsa-pre-check-security-to-festivals-and-events/
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Backscatters and Facial Recognition will be a big deal soon at events if they aren't already, and online ticket vendors are basically spy rackets anyways, so... But, you know, all's normal if you pay a fee and submit to psychological evaluation for the state to become a Prescreen Member in order to skip lines. I think the bigger issue for me is that entities like ICE and TSA, when funding winds down for their original purpose (say, in the absence for credible reasons to perpetuate a war on terror, etc), shift quickly towards exploiting new domestic private surveillance markets and domestic thuggery. It's gross and is simply an extension of the preposterous budgets of a corporate military complex. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Visible_Intermodal_Prevention_and_Response_team#Criticism BeanpolePeckerwood fucked around with this message at 00:09 on Jul 28, 2018 |
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Their best album is a greasy high school senior
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Kid B is the better album; also eat my poo poo if you disagree
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Jewmanji posted:That is arguably a demerit
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Hedrigall posted:Neither sadly. Was a bonus track on A Moon Shaped Pool’s limited edition disc 2, along with Spectre. they go right there "Burn the Witch" "Daydreaming" "Decks Dark" "Desert Island Disk" "Ful Stop" "Glass Eyes" "Identikit" "Ill Wind" "The Numbers" "Present Tense" "Spectre" "Tinker Tailor Soldier Sailor Rich Man Poor Man Beggar Man Thief" "True Love Waits"
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tKoL is prettier 
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thrilla in vanilla posted:Present Tense is probably the best song they've done since like 2006 or whenever In Rainbows was released. It's certainly the best track off AMSP
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HD DAD posted:Ful Stop is my jam to blast on my commute home from work I'm totally fine with the tracklist being alphabetical (especially as that accommodates the bonus tracks perfectly), but the irrational part of me thinks the album would've worked perfectly if Ful Stop and Burn The Witch switched places.
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I'd say that the Radiohead moniker has largely been used over recent albums to foreground particular member's visions. It's not really a slight to say that AMSP is like a Johnny Greenwood soundtrack (even though the group itself has always flirted with soundtrack ideas) And it's not a slight to say that TKOL is a Phil Selway percussion opera. TKOL is definitely the most carefully constructed album the band has made since Amnesiac, their 'jazz' album, (which it feels like a sequel to)...and I'd put it in their top 3 maybe tied for 2nd with HTTT but below Amnesiac.
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I think I need to rank RH albums agaoin, good idea? y/n?
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1. AMNES 2. TKOL 3. HTTT 4. OKC 5. IR 6. AMSP 7. KIDA 8. BENDS 9. PH Happy to ruin the thread once more
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I'm serious you fucks, don't list the tracks of AMSP any more unless Spectre and Ill Wind are in there. They are part of that album. I don't give af where you put them order wise, but if you leave them out of the tracklist I will box your motherfucking ears, this has been a warning.
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Barry Foster posted:Daydreaming and Burn The Witch are perfect responses to the times we live in. Yeah, this is why I love HTTT so much, and love that they just smashed it out without refinement, it fits the time. When it was released I felt like there were very few artists who had the balls to speak up in such a blunt manner about the crimes of those in power. Everything felt dark as hell and life was moving so quickly.
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HTTT has the best opening 20 minute run of RH's entire career.
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Rageaholic Monkey posted:2+2=5 into Sit Down Stand Up is seriously one of the best combinations of opening tracks I've ever heard on any album ever I'm with you there.
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Packt > Pyramid > Pulk
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Rollersnake posted:
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90s Shoes posted:exit music - let down - karma police 
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BigFactory posted:Not much to talk about here is there. This is the Radiothread, son, we don't talk about poo poo we just bag on others and rank albums.
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publishko posted:A lot of TKOL sounds so much like Can to me, especially Future Days-era Can. Absolutely.
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Astrochicken posted:Radiohead are dead. I mean, yeah, tell us something we didn't know
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I Might Be Wrong
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