if you make a radiohead sub-forum you have to make a muse one too.

im fine with it! :)

Muse snooze.

if you make a radiohead sub-forum you have to make a muse one too.

 

hmm highly unlikely I'd think....

 

 

 

but on the topic of Thom... I think he's an inspiration... a hell of a song writer and visionary! I would love to meet him one day, and just shake his hand. I don't think I'd even ask him for picture... I would just walk up to him.. introduce myself...thank him, and shake his hand.

 

 

thats all. I would die a happy woman.

 

:blush:

Muse snooze.

 

 

or...you Muse you lose!!

 

 

no, I like them. However I don't think they're deserving of a sub-forum.

Hey who won that battle of the bands we had a year or so back? We should SO do that agiain!!

I think Radiohead won. I think they would again if we were to do it.

I'm enjoying the Survivor threads though....not sure if everybody else is...but it seems they are generating some good discussion.

^ I enjoy the survivor threads.... :) even though some are madness!!!!! lol I love it!!! :)

 

 

good job Briggs! *tips hat*

Took out The Eraser CD out of its sleeve.

 

Why the hell wasn't I listening to it all these months? :veryangry:

They aren't even alike in any way, I never understood the comparison

i didn't know that there was a thom yorke thread. well since this is the first time i'm posting in it thom yorke is definetly my favorite member of radiohead.

 

i love the eraser and my favorite 3 tracks would have to be:

-Cymbal Rush

-Analyse

-Atoms For Peace

I enjoy the Eraser remixes quite a bit as well.

The exxxchange version of the Eraser = awesome song.

^Agreed haha.

The Eraser and The Remix are always in my car... I just get in the mood for them about every week. I like Black Swan when I have a bad work day..."this is f..ked up" part. And Skip Divided.."I'm a dog, I'm a lap dog, I'm your lap dog"..."just need your number and location". Well all the songs are great!

 

Jonny Greenwood....what can you not say about this very talented man of many directions of music. I have Bodysong and There Will Be Blood ... strange, dark, but so cool to just relax to. Maybe he will do a solo album while they are on break. I know Phil is doing one.

Sorry, double post!

Yeah, a Jonny solo album would be awesome. This man is just so talented.

I'm sure Jonny will keep on composing soundtracks in many years to come, but surely he will never sing on his albums.

jonny's sountrack to There Will Be Blood is a masterpiece. I'm sure he'd get Oscar for Music if he hadn't used some sample from other work, which is not allowed in order to be nominated. What a shame. I'm sure that if he knew about it, he would have not use :D.

^ :P Like an Oscar nomination would keep him or anybody from Radiohead from doing anything.

Yeah, Jonny has made me realize that everytime I hear a "blip" or a "clack" that there is potential to make it sound cool in a song. That guy is like a mad scientist.

^ :P Like an Oscar nomination would keep him or anybody from Radiohead from doing anything.

 

yes but they like to get recognized, you can't deny it. they just keep it in alternative sort of ways.

Now ive seen Neil Finn doing bodysnatchers, I love Thom even more :blush:

Now ive seen Neil Finn doing bodysnatchers, I love Thom even more :blush:

 

yeah... neil finn doing bodysnatchers, actually that whole band made me realize how much/important Jonny and Thom are to Radiohead

Yes..it was soooo bad,

he cant even dance

yeah...lol.

 

it was though funny to see ed REALLY get into the music.

* Friday, 9 January 2009

 

Radiohead drummer Phil Selway debuted a solo song, 'The Family Madness', live in Auckland on Monday (January 5).

 

Selway was performing as part of a collective including bandmate Ed O'Brian, Johnny Marr and Wilco's Jeff Tweedy for the 7 Worlds Collide project at the Powerstation, reports leading Radiohead siteAteaseweb.com.

 

During the show he played guitar and sang as he debuted the song. Watch video footage of the performance below.

 

Also during the show Tweedy fronted the collective for a performance of Radiohead's 'Fake Plastic Trees', joking that he felt "like Paul Rodgers fronting Queen".

 

watch the video here: http://www.nme.com/news/radiohead/41951

 

it's hilarious.