Well I work 8h a day (sometimes more), 5 days a week with the same persons. They're not my friends and we make really good job. That's what I call work.

But I agree that it's seems to be hard in music to stay with the same band so many years.

I have never really subscribed to this theory. These days, you don't need to be in constant contact with other members of the band. Aside from recording and playing a couple hours live every other night, they don't need to be in contact with each other. On the road, these guys stay in 5 star hotels and have people who do everything for them. They've got it hard coming up, but once they've made it, they become big babies. Is showing up 4 nights a week to jam with a few guys for a couple hours too much to ask?

 

Dude, it's their life. You ain't da boss o dem.

Dude, it's their life. You ain't da boss o dem.

 

No shit! You don't say?!? All this time I thought I was.

Do you guys know what KGB is? Well if you don't it's this new system that you can have on your phone or iPod and you can ask it any question, and well I asked it "Who is the biggest band right now" and the answer was RADIOHEAd and then U2 haha

 

I guess nothin that big but I just thought I'd share

the kgb is da polices innit tho?

KGB wow haha

Not the wisest choice for the systems name. :blank:

Not the wisest choice for the systems name. :blank:

 

:P

 

Bloggers sharing Radiohead's 'In Rainbows' told to take them down

 

Websites hosting the album's files targeted by RIAA and IFPA

 

Bloggers hosting Radiohead's 2007 album 'In Rainbows' have been targeted by the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) and International Federation of the Phonographic Industry (IFPI).

 

The Oxford band released the album through a 'pay what you like' scheme, meaning fans could pay as little as they liked for a digital copy of it. However, the RIAA and IFPI have issued takedown pleas to Google, asking it to disable bloggers' accounts for offering the songs for free, reports Torrentfreak.

 

In a letter sent to Google and posted on Chillingeffects.org, the RIAA says the recordings "have not been authorised" for free download by their "member companies".

 

Radiohead have yet to comment on the matter.

 

http://www.nme.com/news/radiohead/52343

If Radiohead didn't tell these organisations to order bloggers to take IR down, it's kind of ridiculous. :thinking:

eh. Those kind of companies have targeting In Rainbows since it came out

money money money

 

btw have you seen this great documentary about copyright laws?

 

(there's some about Radiohead at the end too :P )

 

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zdwN6rRU0Xk]YouTube- RIP: A Remix Manifesto (part 1)[/ame]

you guys may be upset but Radiohead have been slipping on my interests in bands :(

 

Arcade Fire and Metric have sort of taken over...haha

 

anyway I figured I'd post because I guess no one else has been following but Thom played another Atoms for Peace show and this was the setlist:

 

01.The Eraser

02.Analyse

03.The Clock

04.Black Swan

05.Skip Divided

06.Atoms For Peace

07.And It Rained All Night

08.Harrowdown Hill

09.Cymbal Rush

 

Thom solo section

10.I Might Be Wrong

11.Give Up The Ghost

12.Videotape

 

full band again

13.Paperbag Writer

14.Judge, Jury & Executioner

15.The Hollow Earth

16.Feeling Pulled Apart By Horses

Same, but for me it's The National and Portishead. :(

 

At the moment I don't really care about anything Radiohead related except solid LP8 news tbh. :\ (though I should probably listen to HTTT at some point in time, but I'm holding it hostage for LP8 news :P)

 

 

:whip: :whip: :whip: :whip: :whip: :whip: :whip:

...you haven't heard hail to the thief? wut

btw can somebody pwease give me a 320 kbps version of In Rainbows? cuz I am actually not finding any hahah. And I'd really like a higher quality version than I have atm.

money money money

 

btw have you seen this great documentary about copyright laws?

 

(there's some about Radiohead at the end too :P )

 

 

I love love love that documentary. So awesome!

...you haven't heard hail to the thief? wut

:shame:

 

I bought it last December. :disappointed:

I love love love that documentary. So awesome!

 

yeah it's so good.

I havent been up to date either about Radiohead.

I just check if theres any lp8 news.

Im into Mumford and sons and Gossip lately!

money money money

 

btw have you seen this great documentary about copyright laws?

 

(there's some about Radiohead at the end too :P )

 

Radiohead <3

 

That was pretty good and interesting.

not sure if anyone has ever posted this

 

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=asqFSCySFck&feature=player_embedded]YouTube- ‪Radiohead at Glastonbury 2010 (HD)‬‎[/ame]

 

the bit in between karma police and fade out is very special. i wish aussie crowds were more like that.

btw can somebody pwease give me a 320 kbps version of In Rainbows? cuz I am actually not finding any hahah. And I'd really like a higher quality version than I have atm.

 

Y'all're mean D:

Here's the setlist from The Big Chill!

 

Setlist:

01. The Eraser

02. The Clock

03. Harrowdown Hill

04. I Might Be Wrong

05. The Gloaming

06. Reckoner

07. Black Swan

08. Planet Telex

09. Give Up the Ghost

10. Cymbal Rush

11. Everything In Its Right Place

12. Airbag

 

I think he said GUTG is a Radiohead song. Wahey! :wacko:

solid setlist.