Radiohead headlining 2012

[BoCBoC]

Radiohead closing the festival on main stage Sunday would be fucking legendary.
Unfortunately they haven't announced any tours since releasing King of Limbs, but it's expected something should be announced at least within a year.

[DANCE MAGIC]

jesus christ. SHUT THE FUCK UP.

[nathanfairchild]

Radiohead closing the festival on main stage Sunday would be fucking legendary.
Unfortunately they haven't announced any tours since releasing King of Limbs, but it's expected something should be announced at least within a year.

really? i had no idea. it's pretty hard to find info about Radiohead on here.

[TeamCoachellaHellYeah]

Honestly, they might as well confirm this now. Seriously.

[Boourns]

Honestly, they might as well confirm now that they either won't be touring next year, or they are, but the tour will start a week or two after Coachella and get everyone's hopes and expectations up. Seriously.

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[IggyMeows]

Am I the only one on this board that doesn't listen to Radiohead? What other songs besides 'Creep' should I know?

[nathanfairchild]

Am I the only one on this board that doesn't listen to Radiohead? What other songs besides 'Creep' should I know?

King of Limbs: Part 2

[weeklymix]

Am I the only one on this board that doesn't listen to Radiohead? What other songs besides 'Creep' should I know?

Are there no other Radiohead songs in Rock Band?

[Boourns]

Am I the only one on this board that doesn't listen to Radiohead? What other songs besides 'Creep' should I know?

None, they all suck.

[nathanfairchild]

Are there no other Radiohead songs in Rock Band?

no, they also have my iron lung.

[cman1098]

Am I the only one on this board that doesn't listen to Radiohead? What other songs besides 'Creep' should I know?

Paranoid Android, Karma Police, Jigsaw Falling Into Place, House of Cards, 15 Step, Fake Plastic Trees.

Good place to start. The band hates Creep. They don't preform that song live any more and I'm pretty sure they never will.

[Gribbz]

Good place to start. The band hates Creep. They don't preform that song live any more and I'm pretty sure they never will.

Maybe. Radiohead did open with Creep at a show in Chile in 2009.

They also played it at Coachella.

[Coachella Bound]

The band hates Creep. They don't preform that song live any more and I'm pretty sure they never will.

The band hates eachother. They dont perform for the public anymore and Im pretty sure they never will.

[tigermilkboy]

Who is this Radio Head of which you all speak?

[tyles]

So here is the latest Radiohead news:

After this recent album, Radiohead is going to isolate themselves in a house that is completely powered by vegetable oil and infant tears, where they will record, with a full orchestra and the band playing, not their instruments, but common household items. Essentially, it will sound like Jerry Goldsmith's soundtrack for "Planet of the Apes" with Thom Yorke singing over it. The internet will then pee it's collective pants about it without ever even hearing a single note, and upon it's release, Pitchfork will only give it a meager 8.5. The public, unknowingly for the first 10 years of it's release, does not realize that it, like "Dark Side of the Moon" with "Wizard of OZ," fits in sync with the silent German film, "The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari."

This album's name? "Lusitania." Naturally, no reasoning behind the name will be disclosed.

Did I mention I've been to the future?

[boarderwoozel3]

I still think Daft Punk playing a 'Best of Boards of Canada' dj set is a weak subhead decision.

[PrettyRagdoll]

jesus christ. SHUT THE FUCK UP.

this

[rasooli]

I still think Daft Punk playing a 'Best of Boards of Canada' dj set is a weak subhead decision.

This would be the best moment of my life if it happened

[Nordboy]

jesus christ. SHUT THE FUCK UP.

hahahaha, yup

[suprefan]

We need to count how many of these threads will be made until January.

[malcolmjamalawesome]

So here is the latest Radiohead news:

After this recent album, Radiohead is going to isolate themselves in a house that is completely powered by vegetable oil and infant tears, where they will record, with a full orchestra and the band playing, not their instruments, but common household items. Essentially, it will sound like Jerry Goldsmith's soundtrack for "Planet of the Apes" with Thom Yorke singing over it. The internet will then pee it's collective pants about it without ever even hearing a single note, and upon it's release, Pitchfork will only give it a meager 8.5. The public, unknowingly for the first 10 years of it's release, does not realize that it, like "Dark Side of the Moon" with "Wizard of OZ," fits in sync with the silent German film, "The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari."

This album's name? "Lusitania." Naturally, no reasoning behind the name will be disclosed.

Did I mention I've been to the future?

"its"

[thombjork]

Am I the only one on this board that doesn't listen to Radiohead? What other songs besides 'Creep' should I know?

Whether or not i'm being trolled on this one doesn't really bother me, as i'm bored at the office

so,

There There
The National Anthem
Optimistic
House of Cards
Karma Police
2+2=5

If you don't dig that stuff, you won't get into the other stuff. The songs i listed are probably some of their most accessible work

[tyles]

"its"

Damn. Balls busted.

[TeamCoachellaHellYeah]

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[Boourns]

You know it's true. Maybe we'll get a Thom DJ set.

[obzen]

lulz, so sad.