New DAS post from Thom:

 

Yeah, our new album is done, we're selling it though branches of Oxfam from this Saturday, it's called "Halifax and anywhere, Oxford or Milan", and is 10 tracks mainly covers by the beautiful south

for a second there u almost gave me a heart attack

Oh now I understand lol stupid me

 

Earlier this year, Radiohead performed on the Grammy Awards telecast, teaming up with the University of Southern California's Trojan Marching Band for a sinuous rendition of the In Rainbows opener "15 Step".

 

The team-up between British art-rock geniuses and halftime-show entertainment was a particularly unlikely one, but it managed to overshadow everything else that happened at the Grammys this year, with the possible exception of a very pregnant M.I.A. rocking the stage in a ladybug dress.

 

Months later, this version of "15 Step" has finally seen commercial release, of a sort. The Trojan Marching Band has released a double-CD called Trojan Legacy, available only at the USC Bookstore and the Bookstore's website. It includes a recording of "15 Step" taped at a rehearsal two days before the Grammys, as well as marching band versions of many popular songs. This gives all of us the rare opportunity to hear Thom Yorke on the same album as two Breaking Benjamin covers.

 

To refresh your memory, check out a video of the Grammy performance below:

 

http://pitchfork.com/news/37275-radioheads-marching-band-collaboration-released/

 

 

anyone willing to dish out money for this?

 

I wish they had this on itunes

ahh!!

 

 

http://www.thisisplymouth.co.uk/features/Cycling-violinist-tackles-tour-Glyndebourne/article-1557213-detail/article.html

 

omfg! :bomb:

check out this photo. See anything wrong on the page?

http://www.rollingstone.com/photos/gallery/22069098/readers_rock_list_gallery_best_s/photo/14

haha

smart people

epic fail

awesome :laugh4:

how come no one's commented on that

thats what i want to know! its from a couple years ago too! haha

i think lack comments means that no radiohead fans read Rolling Stone magazine

Someone did comment on it... :uhoh:

^ yeah, that comment was made today. I think somebody saw this thread and commented.

wasn't me...

 

was it you briggins? or julie? or someone else?

 

 

come on...some one fess up

Was not I.

not me

Just stumbled across this:

 

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7fAz54YWw6I]YouTube- "After the Gold Rush" - Thom Yorke (Neil Young cover)[/ame]

 

For any Neil Young fan, or just anyone who knows good music this is awesome. Thom's voice fits Neil Young's vocal style perfectly.

Just stumbled across this:

 

 

For any Neil Young fan, or just anyone who knows good music this is awesome. Thom's voice fits Neil Young's vocal style perfectly.

 

i've loved this performance for a while... i love how thom's voice cracks... works perfectly

indeed.

I still have no idea how he can sing that high in the first place

Using falsetto it's wicked easy. I can sing about half that song in high tenor, the rest of hit I have to go up to fals.

I'm not too sure how to use falsetto...maybe I should get singing lessons or something

It's pretty easy. Just do what Chris Martin does in like every song. Let your voice go and use your 'head voice'.

Chris Martin sounds like a crackling radio.