Official RADIOHEAD thread

[hedwig]

this thread is one of the worst things that's ever happened.

[squints]

haven't read a single word in this thread since page 84 and don't plan on it.

[children with angels]

Haha, okay... People find different things interesting (and worth a Thom Yorke song), I guess...

[a.santi]

HAPPY BIRTHDAY JONNY!!!!

awesome musician, awesome hair.

[Pozer]

good work, a.santi.

[Alexandro]

what about waiting to see how the song is used in the movie? although you guys can tell me cause I ain't watching it. 

[a.santi]

good work, a.santi.

i try

[ᾦɐļᵲʊʂ]

this thread is one of the worst things that's ever happened.

Not a Radiohead fan?

[socketlevel]

haven't read a single word in this thread since page 84 and don't plan on it.

I don't believe you.

if this is true, you won't respond to me because you're not reading this! :P

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this thread is one of the worst things that's ever happened.

Not a Radiohead fan?

touche.

but seriously, since when was debate one of the worst things to ever happen?

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Oh btw it just dawned on me, "the bends" was dedicated to Bill Hicks.  Check your liner notes. LOL the irony... and no i don't think it aids my argument, i just found it funny and fitting. I held off posting this because i tried to find images from the liner notes online. but alas, they were nowhere to be found.

and for all the people who think Bill Hicks wasn't anything special... i just don't know what to say to that actually... and that's not common.

[MacGuffin]

Thom Yorke contributes to Free Tibet film
Writes 3 songs for 'When the Dragon Swallowed the Sun'
By Andre Paine, Billboard

LONDON -- Thom Yorke, Damien Rice and Philip Glass have composed songs for a documentary film about Tibet.

The Radiohead frontman has written three songs for "When the Dragon Swallowed the Sun," a film about the Free Tibet movement's ongoing struggle to gain autonomy from Chinese rule.

Director Dirk Simon has spent seven years making the film, which features HD footage from India, China and Tibet and interviews with Richard Gere, Archbishop Desmond Tutu and the Dalai Lama.

The composers for the documentary's soundtrack were confirmed on the official Web site, whenthedragon.com, which does not confirm a release date but simply says the film is "coming soon."

[ᾦɐļᵲʊʂ]

Fucking sell-out.

[Stefen]

^lol.

I also hear they are working on a new album. Good news.

[mogwai]

^lol.

I also hear they are working on a new album. Good news.

Yeah, and it will be available only in Tibet. The rest of us will be forced to go Tibet to pay for a copy. The idea is we pay Radiohead for the plane ticket and the cd/lp/8 track and they will raking it in big time. So I fully agree Yorke & co are fucking sell outs. I know file sharing exists but it's going to be nowhere possible to rip the album into mp3's. It's because each track consists of deadly viruses that spread into the computer while being ripped. Which I think would happen anyway if you ripped any other of their albums because Radiohead suck these days.

[Stefen]

That would be hilarious.

[Neil]

^lol.

I also hear they are working on a new album. Good news.

Yeah, and it will be available only in Tibet. The rest of us will be forced to go Tibet to pay for a copy. The idea is we pay Radiohead for the plane ticket and the cd/lp/8 track and they will raking it in big time. So I fully agree Yorke & co are fucking sell outs. I know file sharing exists but it's going to be nowhere possible to rip the album into mp3's. It's because each track consists of deadly viruses that spread into the computer while being ripped. Which I think would happen anyway if you ripped any other of their albums because Radiohead suck these days.

It's people like you that make me happy that i've chosen the path known as education.