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Che palle, vabbé magari più tardi

Spiega un po'

Allora non hai mai ascoltato (con attenzione ) la versione acustica di dicembre 2015

Nel senso che hai scoperto ieri la voce di Thom nel finale o che stai apprezzando l'intreccio per la prima volta?

In teoria oggi dovrebbe succedere qualcosa

concedetemi il gossip: quella all'inizio è la ragazza di cui abbiamo tanto sentito parlare?

-4 a the martian beautiful people

Beh intanto l'hanno suonata! anche creep l'hanno rispolverata dopo che un fan li aveva "tormentati" ad Amsterdam...

Che mito quello con il vinile di The Butcher e Supercollider

Se l'andazzo è questo aspetto il tour 2020/2021

Sta girando una clip dallo studio di registrazione, preparatevi al peggio. https://www.facebook.com/U2ByU2/videos/1769268380017703/

È sempre molto interessante avere una "voce fuori dal coro", è anche per questo che frequento Scatter. Credo che le tue opinioni ora come ora abbiano valore più che mai. Appena ti sará passato lo scazzo, che dopo 5 anni di spasmodica attesa posso capire, sarai il benvenuto

Sono contento che abbia vinto una vera fan!

Il coro finale dopo Karma Police se lo gode un casino pure Ed P.s. Hanno cambiato il colore di Pyramid Song! ...ora è blu, ma la preferisco di gran lunga dorata, elegante, luminosa ma di una luminositá soffusa e preziosa...(ne ho un ricordo splendido )

Questo è il resoconto della ragazza che ha avuto la fortuna di conoscere i Radiohead a New York grazie al conorso di Edward Norton Hey everyone! It's been nearly 2 weeks since I met Edward Norton & Radiohead, & I'm finally getting around to making a follow up post, just in case anyone is still curious about it. (I've been working nonstop since I got back to catch up on all the work I missed!) My boyfriend and I were actually already on vacation when I found out that I'd won, it was pretty crazy! We'd just taken a red-eye that morning, and we were about to finally sleep when I happened to check my email. We had to instantly ask our bosses for 3 more days off, and run all over town to find a notary and send in all our paperwork before 2 pm the next day. This all got started because Edward Norton came up with the idea to raise money for Conservation International (he's on the board and very involved with their work) by doing the raffle for two MSG Radiohead tickets he already had. Conservation International arranged all our travel for us, and we just met up with Edward, his wife, and a small group of their friends the day of and saw the show with them. It was completely amazing, as you guys know. (Thom's voice sounding better than ever! The national anthem w/the convention chatter! LET DOWN DEBUT!!!!!!) And I've personally never heard EIIRP, Street Spirit, 2+2=5, Nude, or Bodysnatchers live. Those were all huge for me. The only other Radiohead show I've ever been able to go to was on their TKOL tour and they played Packt Like Sardines for the first time in 11 years. So if nothing else, I hope I was a good luck charm to resurrect another song we haven't heard live in a decade. So after the show, we all went backstage. We were of course pretty nervous about meeting the band! It was just a gathering in a room, so we were kind of like the only guests who didn't know anyone at a small party. We actually sat down at a table and drew in our sketchbooks while the band and various other people filtered in, because it felt somehow marginally less awkward than just standing around. After a while, we saw that Ed Norton was talking with Jonny, so we decided we should probably get up and meet him. Jonny was seriously so nice to us, you guys!! He chatted with us for a bit, and he was very genuine when he thanked us for loving his work. We talked about working in animation, so he politely asked to see our work as well. When we showed him our sketchbooks, he said, "you guys are twisted!" haha. We were talking about comics, so he told us we should read Saga, and we told him to read Berserk. Ed Norton's wife was about to take our picture, but she mentioned that Cory worked on Spongebob, and Jonny was like, "GET OUT!" and immediately called his daughter over and had her guess which cartoon he'd worked on, haha. It was pretty cute. She watched him while he did a drawing for her, and she said it was the coolest thing ever. Edward brought Thom over to meet us as well. I shook his hand too hard (which I apparently do to everyone I meet, it's a recurring problem!) and he was like, "owww, I need that thing!" He was also so genuine when we thanked him for the amazing show. Half the reason I wanted to make this post is because of so many people (like that shitty av club article) pointing out how miserable he looks in those photos of us. I honestly wish I hadn't had to ask for photos, because it feels awkward and derails what was a normal, human interaction. I wouldn't have otherwise, but since it was for charity, I had to do it. (Also, I think what people are responding to is the hilarious contrast between our expressions....haha.) I feel like it's important though for you guys to know what he was like outside of the photos. He was so animated when he was talking with us, making all sorts of crazy expressions & smiling and laughing a ton, & also speaking bits of Spanish. He was positively giddy when he asked if Cory could do a Spongebob drawing for his kids as well. I'd done an Adventure Time drawing for Jonny's daughter, but they took off before I could give it to her, so I asked Thom if he could pass it along to her for me. But when he saw it, he was like, "OMG THESE GUYS! Agnes loves these guys!!" So he asked me to do one for her as well...& I said I could just write out the one I'd done to her instead. He was like, "Don't tell Omri!" Sorry, Omri. We all talked for a bit longer, and he seemed really happy to talk about his kids and their interests. He bowed and thanked us for our drawings in Japanese, haha. We didn't end up meeting anyone else from the band, they were all busy meeting/talking with other people and we didn't want to interrupt them! (I would've really loved to meet Ed though, if only to thank him for being awesome when I was on his side of the rail in 2012). My boyfriend described the whole experience as partially very very cool, partially very awkward, and then some of it felt totally normal. The circumstances were certainly weird both for them and for us, but it definitely could've been just a quick handshake and a "nice to meet you," but they were actually so generous with their time. As Thom said, "you get something, we get something." We were just happy that we could do anything for them in return. And Ed Norton, his wife, and their friends were so welcoming and kind to us. We told them that we've been in a somewhat similar boat meeting kids from the make-a-wish foundation touring our animation studios and hoping they have a good time, etc. Edward also said that he was very glad real fans won, and not some random guy who donates to CI and has never heard of Radiohead. It's also really really cool that Radiohead fans were able to raise so much money for a good cause. Conservation International has been really awesome throughout this whole thing, and they already did a follow up post about how the funds will be used. I came away from it knowing they were really good people. Can't really ask for more. Here are some photos Ed Norton took during the show, along with the Thom ones you guys already saw, and the photo of Thom holding our drawings for his kids. (I asked him if I could take that one, even though it looks like a creeper shot!) Plus our passes, I thought those were cool looking as well. Hopefully this gives you guys some sense of what it was really like for us! Sorry it got so long, haha. I tried making it shorter but then it was just exactly the same thing I already posted on FB. http://imgur.com/a/kB7iA -------------------------- Cambiando completamente argomento, a quanto pare stanno iniziando a far girare nei cinema inglesi Daydreaming e Meeting People Is Easy " I work at the Glasgow Film Theatre (Projections/technical) and today we ran the 35mm print of the Daydreaming video along with Meeting People is Easy. I wasn't working today but went to watch it. The video looked great and the documentary was both entertaining and eye-opening (I hadn't seen it before). [...] Yeah we have to send it back to the distros/onto the next showing unfortunately. I would love to keep it if I could believe me! "

Una delle citazioni piú importanti è a quello stranissimo film intitolato Under The Skin (2013). Mi riferisco alle scene nel buio, sono identiche.

Dai scherzava! (sul volerlo usare con i Radiohead, ma non sul suo interesse mi sa)

Confermo! A parte la qualitá eccelsa, per farvi capire quanto è appassionante fate conto che sono le 4 e sono indeciso se spararmi un'altra puntata È su Netflix :/

Qua confermano la data 19 agosto http://www.themetropolist.com/music/single-reviews/single-review-radiohead-identikit/

Vogliono che tutto il giappone lo compri

Quindi, secondo l'intervista di Jonny, l'arrangiamento di daydreaming è esplicitamente il very old + very new di cui tanto si è parlato Che cosa dice dopo "the orchestra took" ?? (11:30)

Ma è uscito STRM RMX 123456789 e nessuno ha detto niente

a sto giro si è divertito da matti "Our string days are just the most exciting days to record. I live for them. It's amazing, the whole excitement in the morning of putting out music on these empty stands and, you know, an orchestra are coming later that day and you'll only have them for four hours and you've got to make the most of it. It's really just the most exciting thing and then to sit in a room and hear them play it's really like nothing else."

Novità interessante: la bside potrebbe essere la versione strumentale (spiegherebbe anche perché la confezione riporta solo il titolo di Identikit) https://www.discogs.com/it/Radiohead-Identikit/release/8834027

Compilato Spero che poi ci lasci sbirciare la tesi