Operation find that tree

 

Should be easy to find in a 4500 acre forest

?

what a weird looking tree

 

 

 

These are my Twisted WOODS :awesome:

SO, who here thinks this album is going to feature Jonny on the Ondes Martenot?? :awesome:

o i c what u did there

SO, who here thinks this album is going to feature Jonny on the Ondes Martenot?? :awesome:

 

:awesome:

 

 

 

I haven't been this excited for an album since In Rainbows, and right before it :awesome:

I've never been a massive Radiohead fan, but I am VERY excited for this new album!

http://www.nme.com/news/radiohead/55031

josh posted that one the other page.

^3rd time in two days people have IGNORED my posts. :'(

 

Edit: Why isn't there a smiley for :'( ??

:hug:

 

edit: As I've mentioned, I'm relatively "new" to all this, but the timing of this exhibition is rather interesting (linked on DAS). http://www.theoutsiders.net/exhibitions

Awww, I actually looked at the previous page to see if someone's mentioned it before but I seemed to have missed it..

 

Sowyy

I'll be ok I think.

 

Participate in my poll everyone:

 

http://www.coldplaying.com/forum/showthread.php?t=75649

I'm going to make a poll as well.

 

 

I don't care if people complain about Radiohead threads, it's time to celebrate! :D

Let's drown the WoM with Radiohead joy :D

woot!

 

here's my poll

http://www.coldplaying.com/forum/showthread.php?t=75650

 

 

edit: starting Kid A/mnesiac LP in about 20 mins or so

TOMORROW TOMORROW TOMORROW :dance:

No, not tomorrow, if In Rainbows is anything to go by.

 

It'll be released on GMT.

http://www.ustream.tv/channel/the-gloaming09

could the album maybe be 59mins in length?

 

EDIT : after spending most of my friday reading as much about the album and its promotion as i can. i think tonights event will just be a 1min promotional piece which could just be 10sec snippets from songs or the band talking about it. at the same time i hope im wrong and they webcast a full performance.

it looks like it might be a promotion.

 

 

2.30pm update: rumours

 

The rumours flying about Tokyo at the moment range from the use of Shibuya's large TV screens to broadcast a song, or possibly even stream the whole album, to the rumoured announcement of Radiohead as a Fuji Rock Festival headline act. None of these can be confirmed, however.

 

A more serious report has suggested that the band's plan was to link up the three large P-Vision screens for a six minute broadcast, possibly a promotional video, but that concerns expressed by Tokyo police over the imminent arrival of thousands of fans may see the event cancelled altogether.

 

Check back with Time Out Tokyo to find out more as it happens.

Midday update

 

The band's people are dismissing any big event, though an insider who wishes to remain nameless has told us the situation remains exciting. "Even the country's biggest promotion companies are unsure", he explained.

 

Meanwhile, Japanese Radiohead fan pages are on fire. Bloggers on the Mixi social networking site are threatening to descend on Shibuya's Hachiko Square in hordes. "Im hoping it's going to be a live streaming," says Pattsun, an avid user of the site. "Let's just go," says 110, reflecting the general feeling on the site; Sumishi backs him up, predicting, "thousands of visitors".

 

"It's amazing that they've chosen Shibuya", says Onni, hinting at the question most fans are asking.

 

Why Radiohead have chosen the centre of Tokyo for this event is fairly obvious: it's often cited as the busiest intersection in the world, and on Friday night, as offices close, a captive audience is guaranteed. What will go down tonight has yet to be seen. Meanwhile, Time Out Tokyo prepares to U-Stream...

11am update

 

Radiohead's Japanese record company, Hostess, are claiming no knowledge of any events taking place in Shibuya this evening. According to their Twitter account, "nothing is planned". We're betting that won't stop half the city turning up at Shibuya Station's Hachiko exit, though.

Original article

 

Radiohead, one of the UK's most influential rock bands, hinted last night at an appearance in Tokyo's Shibuya district, in a stunt that seems calculated to coincide with their latest album release, The King of Limbs, out on Saturday, February 19.

 

The message, which was posted in Japanese, translated as 'Hachiko Square, Shibuya, 18.59, Friday'. It promptly sent fans into a frenzy, with many speculating that the band would make a live appearance in the area — a spot best known for its crazy pedestrian congestion and overhanging TV screens.

 

However, hours later the band responded, somewhat cryptically, saying, "The band will not be in Japan tomorrow so people should not go to Shibuya expecting to see the band in person".

 

At the time of writing, the Twitter message has yet to be taken down.

 

Sources suggest that, while Thom Yorke and his pals will not be jetting in, something interesting may be afoot involving the aforementioned TV screens — possibly a multiple-screen synch up and performance broadcast.

http://www.timeout.jp/en/tokyo/feature/2043/radiohead-tweet-Tokyo

 

 

so we'll have to see what happens

 

Now unfortunately I probably won't be able to see this on time. But if you guys get a chance I got to see TimeOutTokyo's ustream. So if any of you can, perhaps try to check it out in like 4 hours when this is all supposed to happen.

http://www.ustream.tv/channel/timeout-tokyo

 

 

I can't wait to see what is going to happen.

In four hours it will only be 9:30pm here so I will definitely be staying online to find out.

Someone sent me this link as well:

 

http://www.sibch.tv/share/contents/livecamera/ekimae.html

exxciiittinnngggggg

another thing I just read

Radiohead event will be 6min PV using 3 big street screens at Hachiko-square,advertising company revealed