This set convinced me that I'm not as big a Radiohead fan as I thought.
This set convinced me that I'm not as big a Radiohead fan as I thought.
Thanks. Actress-lost sounds right....Keep em coming.
It actually solidified my status as a fan. I enjoyed this set far more than I did seeing them for the first time in 2008. Perhaps that's because I did my homework, going through their entire discography and realizing songs I didn't used to like actually sounded good to me now. Still not crazy about The Gloaming, but it has its qualities. It also helps that this time I didn't drag along people who ultimately don't appreciate the band.
they were amazing, go away
5/12 - Acid Mothers Temple - Casbah
5/13 OoOoOo - Soda Bar
5/19 Black Angels / Hanni El Khatib - Belly Up
5/29 Junip - Troubadour
5/30 John Talabot - Echoplex
6/2 Bjork - Hollywood Palladium
you beast
5/12 - Acid Mothers Temple - Casbah
5/13 OoOoOo - Soda Bar
5/19 Black Angels / Hanni El Khatib - Belly Up
5/29 Junip - Troubadour
5/30 John Talabot - Echoplex
6/2 Bjork - Hollywood Palladium
Radiohead, many hits of various hallucinogens, and I had the absolute best Coachella night of my life. They built an app in my brain. No foolsies.
Last edited by thelastgreatman; 04-21-2012 at 09:48 AM.
Somebody had to come straighten this shit out. This new crop of newbs aren't being regulated properly.
Thank you Radiohead for playing what you wanted to and pissing off all the casual fans that can't be bothered to listen to anything except Creep and Karma Police
Thom wants to be a DJ.
Moonraker: True Fan
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It's alright dude, I have some very large, very hate-filled shoes to fill.
What I'm getting out of this thread is that Radiohead is/has become the band everyone loves to hate. But with over 7 pages of posts of mostly negative comments, I think thou dost protest too much.
For me they played a variety of tunes stretching over most of their career. The almost 2-hour performance was one of the best I've experienced, and the best of the weekend by a far margin.
I agree KOL is not their best album, but it still managed to rank in my top 5 of 2011.
1. Portugal the Man - In the Mountains In the Clouds
2. The Horrors - Skying
3. Radiohead - King of Limbs
4. Let's Wrestle - Nursing Home
5. The Black Keys - El Camino
Even though I look it, I'm not a cop.
Coachella 10, 12.1, 13.1
Lalapalooza 94
I'm a big fan of Radiohead's older stuff (like most of you on this board) and never really got into In Rainbows, but I enjoyed every second of their set on Saturday, it was one of the best shows I've seen in a long time. Thom's voice is absolutely incredible live.