Radiohead concert film live from Roseland Ballroom: Stream the new fan-made video here

Watch Radiohead Play Austin City Limits - Stereogum

NME: Watch Radiohead debut new tracks 'Identikit' and 'Cut A Hole' - video

 romeotuma wrote: 
Ooh! Thanks for reminding me! I hope the dvr got the whole thing, since we don't watch until the next day.

 dmax wrote: 
yep, that is neat. check that guy's channel, he has done pork-a-pie tree's trains too

he also recs headphones to really get the full effect of the "layering"

This is incredible. Incredible.

 

Radiohead's new album is awesome...  

Radiohead's The King Of Limbs— A Track-by-Track Breakdown 

 Inamorato wrote: 
 
Done as well. Deeply moving.
 
Cut'n'pasted from BBC website, as the link may not work outside the UK; including the short but poignant and very pointed lyrics, all quotes from an interview with Harry just four years ago:
 
 
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World War I veteran Harry Patch will be buried tomorrow. The former plumber, who fought at the battle of Passchendaele in 1917, gave a< S ILIN > memorable interview < E ILIN > to Today reporter Mike Thomson in 2005.

Thom Yorke, lead singer of the band Radiohead, was moved by the interview to write a tribute to the veteran, inspired by Harry Patch's words.

The song can be < S ILIN > downloaded < E ILIN > from the Radiohead website - all profits will go to the Royal British Legion.

I am the only one that got through
The others died where ever they fell
It was an ambush
They came up from all sides
Give your leaders each a gun and then let them fight it out themselves
I've seen devils coming up from the ground
I've seen hell upon this earth
The next will be chemical but they will never learn

 

My favs are Subterranean Homesick Alien and Idioteque

 Inamorato wrote: 
Cheers!  Done.  And safe journey, Harry.

Radiohead has a new song available for download, "Harry Patch (In Memory Of)". The song is a tribute to Harry Patch, the last surviving combat soldier of World War I, who died last month. It can be downloaded from the Radiohead Website, Dead Air Space. The download costs £1.00 (~USD1.70) with all proceeds going to the Royal British Legion, a UK veteran's charity.

It's a lovely song and the lyrics are all quotes from Harry Patch, which makes it an antiwar piece. Go ahead, it's the right thing to do.