Ondes Martenot

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nope, check the 1st post for tour details and also stay tuned, i will update the 1st post when some new dates will appear ;)

hahaha awesome

i always try to smooch my arse...without success... :anxious:

Radiohead to play Rock en Seine Radiohead have been confirmed to play the Rock en Seine Festival in Paris. The festival will be held on August 25th and 26th. The festival website claims that this will be the only date in France. Tickets will go on sale April 10th.

lie! should i name your no.2?

whoa! cute,cute Mimi :nice:

come back, Crystal! :bigcry: help me to spread the Radiohead love :heart: :charming: :curtain: :kiss:

oh fuck, O'Reilly taking over this place as well:sick: :curtain:

yeap, same here i download only live bootlegs in mp3, flac or shn (last 2 are lossless and very close to CD quality)

thankies vic :wink:

your o rly pic is that

i've watched THP video on german MTV :happy2: it's got these points: humour : 4/5 action: 4/5 sex: 2/5 demand: 2/5

U - Uhhhhhh German MTV showed the trailer of Basic Instinct 2 and the background music was The Hardest Part... :anxious: very porn... :anxious:

you can watch a 41 minutes long documentary here: http://www.sundancechannel.com/video/popup.php?video_id=0000000546&package_id=8971&parent_id=&menutab= p.s if somebody can rip it, please do it :bigcry:

i posted it in "the official Juno thread" too but maybe not everybody visits it... _____________________________________________________________ The biggest night in Canadian music will for the first time be broadcast in the United States and around the world, offering audiences home-grown talent and an international flair. The Juno Awards, held in Halifax, will be broadcast on a total of 11 MTV and VH1 networks. In addition to the United States (MTV2), the awards broadcast will be available to 246 million households in: Australia (VH1), China (MTV), India (VH1), Italy (MTV), Latin America (VH1), Malaysia (MTV), Portugal (MTV), Singapore (MTV), Taiwan (MTV) and the United Kingdom (VH1). "Canadian artists have long been leaders on the world stage, and so its only fitting that the Juno Awards can be delivered to the world," said Susanne Boyce, CTV president of programming. With Pamela Anderson as host, the show will feature 11 performances from groups such as Bedouin Soundclash, the Black Eyed Peas, Coldplay, Nickelback and crooner Michael Buble. Coldplay's Chris Martin will also introduce Bryan Adams, who will be inducted into the Canadian Music Hall of Fame Sunday night. A total of seven awards will also be handed out on April 2 during the two-hour broadcast, including: Artist of the Year; New group of the Year; Single of the Year; Songwriter of the Year; Juno Fan Choice Award; Alternative Album of the Year and Album of the Year. Alberta rockers Nickelback lead the Juno race with six Juno nominations. Following closely with five nods is Michael Buble, whose sentimental track Home about feeling homesick was a big hit. Buble was nominated for a Grammy this year, but lost out to Tony Bennett. Jazz crooner Diana Krall is also up for five nominations, and Neil Young is up for three awards. Organizers say this year's Juno Awards show will have the energy of a live concert, partly because of the design of the stage. Elevated walkways will extend out to a central pod in the middle of the arena -- where the awards will be presented. The walkways will be surrounded by fans in the general admission section. "The shape of this walkway is like the waterways that lead to the ocean," said production designer Pete Faragher. "The production design of the 2006 Juno Awards has been influenced by the wind, the ocean, the rocky coastline, lighthouses and the easy-going way of life in Atlantic Canada," said Faragher. The awards will be broadcast from the Halifax Metro Centre on CTV from 7 to 9 p.m. in all time zones. A total of 39 Juno Awards will be handed out over the weekend. Most of them will be distributed at an industry-only gala dinner on Saturday night. http://www.ctv.ca/servlet/ArticleNews/story/CTVNews/20060327/juno_awards_world_060330/20060330?s_name=junos2006

lucky you :smiley: http://www.ctv.ca/servlet/ArticleNews/story/CTVNews/20060327/juno_awards_world_060330/20060330?s_name=junos2006

It’s so hard to keep track of all the things pregnant women should and shouldn’t do to keep their babies healthy. But an A-list actress like Gwyneth Paltrow could afford to hire her own baby health specialist to keep track of all the constantly changing recommendations if she wanted to. And Gwyneth just might have done so as she’s become one of the first celebrities to try a new recommendation: Guinness beer. Paltrow and her husband, Chris Martin of Coldplay dined at sushi joint, Cube 63 in New York on Tuesday night. According to the New York Daily News, it looked as though Gwyneth was eating sushi - a no no for pregnant women. Then Martin purchased some Guinness and Paltrow drank one, further astounding the other patrons of the restaurant. "People were looking and waving, and she just tried to melt further into the corner," said a fellow diner. Though Gwyneth’s rep assured NYDN that she did not eat any sushi that night, it was confirmed that the actress drank Guinness. Says the paper, “Some experts recommend a little Guinness for expecting mothers, because of the brew's high iron content.” That Gwyneth - always ahead of the trends. :stunned: :drunk: http://thebosh.com/archives/2006/03/gwyneth_loves_guinness.php

Fondue

Radiohead - Nude

So don't get any big ideas They're not gonna happen You'll go to hell for what your dirty mind is thinking And now that you found it, it's gone And now that you feel it, you don't I'm not afraid

And now that you found it, it's gone Now that you feel it, you don't I'm not afraid She stands stark naked and she beckons you to bed Don't go you'll only want to come back again

Don't get any big ideas They're not gonna happen You paint your house white and fill it with noise But there'll be something missing

Radiohead - Nude (Don't Get Any Big Ideas)...