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LEAKED SETLIST IS REAL!!!! :dance:

Dallas setlist?

Lost in the excitement over East Coast dates... :dance: Jonny Greenwood And Krzysztof Penderecki's Album Streaming In Full: http://www.npr.org/2012/03/04/147668709/first-listen-krzysztof-penderecki-and-jonny-greenwood?ps=mh_fl :thumbsup:

Wasn't it 8 am for the earlier sales?

EAST COAST DATES!!!!!! http://radiohead.com/tourdates/ :dance:

Absolutely gorgeous :heart:

The Ether version of Arpeggi is my favorite song of all-time :heart:

I'd rather watch that than Radiohead tbh

Atlanta Setlist:

:nod: Songs like A Reminder. If that song replaced Electioneering on OK Computer, it would make for an 11/10 album.

The day before the Miami show, backstage before a final production rehearsal, Yorke revealed that Radiohead have worked up more than 75 songs for this tour, including additional new songs and deep-track B-sides. Read more: http://www.rollingstone.com/music/blogs/alternate-take/radiohead-shine-in-miami-to-kick-off-first-u-s-tour-in-four-years-20120228#ixzz1njeInhMw

Omg this stage setup is just beyond words :awesome:

IDENTIKIT??? CUT A HOLE/SKIRTING ON THE SURFACE??? :bomb:

Plus I was writing that list off the top of my head so I'm sure I forgot some stuff. I think Lucy's Wordplay For Working Bees was available February of last year and definitely remember listening to xxxy's Ordinary Things over and over... Maybe it was March but I'm too lazy to check. Will definitely check Shangaan Shake later when I have more time.

I almost wish Radiohead would do residencies in cities like Björk - that would definitely allow for a horn section and an orchestra and other goodies :) Especially if rumors that Thom is currently influenced by William Basinski's material hold true.

Some 2012 Merchandise:

Lights!!! :cool:

Jawr, you are the worst poster since Saffire. And that guy thought the local supermarket was like Guantanamo Bay :facepalm:

It's almost March and there's still only one release that I really enjoy: Burial's Kindred EP At this point last year, I was listening to: Cut Copy - Zonoscope Destroyer - Kaputt James Blake - James Blake Julianna Barwick - The Magic Place Lykke Li - Wounded Rhymes Nicolas Jaar - Space Is Only Noise PJ Harvey - Let England Shake Radiohead - The King of Limbs Tim Hecker - Ravedeath, 1972 Toro Y Moi - Underneath the Pine Yuck - Yuck Guess I was spoiled by 2011. Really hope this year picks up soon :(

I can tell you didn't bother to read or digest what people were actually saying in this thread because 1) this isn't about Coldplay "selling out"; and 2) this isn't about their musical style and/or direction. In fact, I have made that distinction from the very beginning - you can look for yourself. Quick suggestion: next time you decide to take the moral high ground, don't completely mischaracterize other people's statements. I'm sure your English doctorate will tell you the same thing.

Absolutely love Burial :heart: I was referring to the suggestions people were making to the OP, most of which were a) not even remotely similar to Daft Punk and/or Justice; b) not really Electronic music; and c) not very good acts.

The Present Tense??? :awesome:

I usually agree with you but I'm just not feeling the new album :confused:

Glad we're on the same page.