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^ Well, I do have it on my iTunes at work, but I'd rather crank it up and I can't really do that unless I'm at home or in the car. I've only listened to HTTT once all the way through; I don't know as if I'll go quite so far as to say I was disappointed, but I will say as a whole it wasn't what I expected. Before getting HTTT, I watched the live Jools Holland performances of 2+2=5, There There, Go to Sleep, and Where I End and You Begin (it's on Comcast 'on demand' until 2012 :freak:). So, after only watching those (numerous times) as my initial "experience" for HTTT, I assumed most of the record would be similar; alas, it certainly is not. BTW, I like the Jools Holland performances of the aforementioned songs better than the originals.

pretty much this Ms. Noob needs to listen to The Gloaming a few times this weekend before providing input on this :tongue:

:wtf: He bashes Glastonbury throughout most of the article, and then ends with "oh by the way it's pretty cool." Seriously?

Methinks you are correct that Twisted Logic wasn't played live (at least that's what the Oracle said).

3 + 8 = 11 :charming:

AGREED. On fb my music tastes are listed simply as "anything but country". :| Seriously, if they did that, I just... I don't want to think about it. :sick:

Typically the venues aren't such that you would need to. For the "shed" gigs, the assigned seating is the front half, and the general admission seating is in the back (on the grass). For the indoor venues, although the general admission is in the front of the stage, there's usually not much of it (compared to European venues, I think). And even if people do queue (which isn't very long anyway), the venue would let the people inside. :D

U.S. fans are boring, we don't queue

Ah, so 5 days (which actually turned out to be 4 days) isn't normal :lol:

Thanks :nice: It was my reward for starting to listen to Radiohead last month

it's a secret in my opinion, if you're going to believe anyone, it would be him

:lips:

Oh, it's YOU :awesome: The only reason October would bum me out is because I guessed August (so I would be wrong). Otherwise I'm cool with it. I am patient, I can wait.

Wow, I have SO much catching up to do. It will probably be at least another month before I can take a stab at a full list. At the moment it would be: In Rainbows The King of Limbs Hail to the Thief ... because that's all I've listened to so far. :| I'll have my first listen of OK Computer, Kid A and Amnesiac this weekend. The Bends is in the mail, hopefully that will arrive early next week.

:drunk: funny *must study this weekend to become master*

wtf :lol: somebody working for Google has an interesting sense of humor

:wacky: thank you, looking forward to it :blush:

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:smug: Ha ha, oh yeah... but methinks that would be an abuse of my powa; although she could pay me back by editing mine :lol:

I hope you all make sure that someone knows this thread exists in the unfortunate event that your playlist comes to fruition

sssssshhhhhhhhhhhhhh it's a secret :charming:

Interesting (I just skimmed it though). Arbor and Spyky, eh? You know, arbor = tree. I don't think the guy even mentioned that. It fits pretty well.

I have an idea for a question, if anyone is interested in sending it to her. I would ask it, but I've sent a couple other different questions to her in the past few months, so I don't want to be a pest: Will the December Crisis gigs in Liverpool and Newcastle be added to the Live Transmissions section on coldplay.com? Also, do they plan to add the festivals once they happen? There are lots of people on here who attended the Crisis gigs, and I'm sure they would like to upload videos and pictures if they had the opportunity.

^ omg you changed your username :awesome:

this is how you can tell I'm a Radiohead n00b :|