^ Neither am I.

or i.

me neither.

 

oh an email from Thom :O :D

hopefully for singles from in rainbows they don't pull a U2 and use remixes as b-sides.

Hopefully there will be new b-sides, even if they are old live tracks recorded in a studio.

I'm really curious about that Burial remix... been listening to Burial on and off ever since Thom played them on the webcast.

 

Don't generally like remixes, but then there's always that one that's better than the original.

 

Drat it being Christmas when they release absolutely everything.

yes when we all have the most money.....greedy buggers

Are you going to be buying the retail in rainbows?

yeah, I didn't buy the discbox because I don't have that kind of money.

 

And the burnt cd I have doesn't work so well.

I like Brad Mehldau's version of Paranoid Android.

 

 

 

 

btw, when do they release in rainbows? on christmas?

UK it's 31st December, America it's new years day.

 

Not sure on the rest of the world

hopefully for singles from in rainbows they don't pull a U2 and use remixes as b-sides.

 

You know the b-sides for Jigsaw Falling Into Place are:

 

Down Is The New Up (Live at From The Basement) (CDS)

Last Flowers (Live at From The Basement) (CDS)

Videotape (Live at From The Basement) (7")

 

All songs are performed by Thom Yorke himself.

The band was not included. :)

 

Maybe they'll do a remix for their 2nd single, but I hope not. :)

new DAs pic.

 

Erin, could you now send the PSD -file? thanks :)

UK it's 31st December, America it's new years day.

 

Not sure on the rest of the world

thanks! :nice:

 

You know the b-sides for Jigsaw Falling Into Place are:

 

Down Is The New Up (Live at From The Basement) (CDS)

Last Flowers (Live at From The Basement) (CDS)

Videotape (Live at From The Basement) (7")

 

All songs are performed by Thom Yorke himself.

The band was not included. :)

 

Maybe they'll do a remix for their 2nd single, but I hope not. :)

oh i didn't know that last flowers were performed in that session. i only have the other two songs from there...

so.. the danish and the aussies got theri boxes... where the hell is mine?

perhaps it'll come this week, don't worry Ella. :)

new DAs pic.

 

Erin, could you now send the PSD -file? thanks :)

 

Oh, right. Here you go: http://www.sendspace.com/file/fpvirx

 

If you need any more photoshop help, just ask. ;)

Ella, ur discbox will come soon!

Ive got mine, but my cousin who lives near doesnt have one yet either ;) Just wait :)

so.. the danish and the aussies got theri boxes... where the hell is mine?

 

I stole it :P

 

It's currently sitting on my shelf :laugh3:

Oh, right. Here you go: http://www.sendspace.com/file/fpvirx

 

If you need any more photoshop help, just ask. ;)

 

 

thank you :P

 

I really hope not, Dave, because if you did..... you're doomed. :devil:

 

 

 

:P

Best Foot Forward

Earlier this year we asked an Oxford company called Best Foot Forward to look at the carbon and ecological footprints of two recent Radiohead tours, with the aim of reducing our carbon output. Touring is very important to us, a large part of the joy and passion of what we do, and we are committed to finding more responsible ways of doing it.

 

We asked Best Foot Forward to compare two different kinds of tours we’ve done recently in America: an out of town ‘big gig’/amphitheatre tour, and a smaller theatre tour in city centres.

 

We wanted to find out which kind of touring has the lowest carbon and environmental impact ‘per person entertained‘. We had lots of information to work out our own carbon footprint, but we had to make some assumptions about the fans’ footprint; how they travel, and how much beer they drink when they get to the show!

 

This is what we found:

Fan travel and consumption made up 86% of the Theatre tour and 97% of the Amphitheatre tour.

 

Of the band’s touring impact – Travel and energy use accounted for 60% (Theatre tour) and ~40% (Amphitheatre tour)

 

International travel accounted for a further 34 – 40% of impacts.

 

Short of no-one coming to see us, we’d like to share with our fans some ways of reducing this – our early research suggests that how you come to our shows can significantly reduce the tour’s carbon output. To help achieve better results, we’re trying to play as many shows as possible in city centres because of their better transport links. From the Best Foot Forward report, the rough figures below give you an example of how much of a difference you can make.

 

For the big shows:

If average car occupancy increased from 2.2 to 3, the whole tour’s overall CO2 output would be reduced by 22%.

 

Halving fans flying would reduce overall CO2 consumption by 5%

 

And if 10% of car users travelled by bus it would reduce CO2 emissions by 7%

 

Where we can, we will be reducing our own carbon emissions, starting with sea freighting our gear. It’s 93% more efficient than air freighting, and if we ship our equipment to and from America, we save 47 tonnes of CO2. We will be doing this for touring in 2008, along with travelling as little as possible by air, avoiding chartered flights, and investigating more efficient road and rail transportation.

 

You can download the whole report here.

 

We’re aware that this study is tentative and partial, but it’s a start, and we’ll share with you more information as we get it.

 

Love

Colin

Thats quite a good research :P

 

We have every year around christmas the Glass house..3 dj's are in there for 5 days. They dont eat, they only may drink water. They raise money.

And woman paid 100 euro to hear radiohead :nice:

Thom & David Byrne

 

 

 

 

 

http://www.wired.com/entertainment/music/magazine/16-01/ff_yorke?currentPage=all#

I had no idea Jonny was doing the soundtrack for There Will Be Blood.

 

So out of touch :disappointed:

oooh niiiiice piccies :blush: