Thedarknight628 wrote: ↑July 21st, 2018, 5:14 am
Teslashelby wrote: ↑July 20th, 2018, 7:29 pm
I love Radiohead and have been a fan since the release of Creep and own all their albums on vinyl but have only seen them once on the OK Computer tour but I will be severely pissed off if they split up now.
I missed out seeing them last year because of the Manchester terrorist attack in the UK and couldn't make the resceduled date.
I'm pretty pissed off the way they treat their home country when it comes to gigs, you guys in the U.S get far more respect than we do.
Seriously hope they don't split as being a fan for over 20 years I believe I deserve at least another live show from one my favourite bands of all time.
Anyway I hope those seeing them on this tour enjoy themselves, the OKC tour is still the best of gig of my entire life.
I seriously hope they are still around for sometime to come even if it's an album every 3-4 years as A Moon Shaped Pool was an incredible album.
Wow, you are really lucky to have seen them during that tour, there’s so much I would give to see them live during that era or during the early 2000s. I really hope those rumors are not true, because ever since I last saw them I just wanna see them again as soon as possible.
I completely appreciate how much I was gifted to have seen them then, it was an extraordinary experience and it hasn't been topped from a live point of view for me.
A totally incendiary version of Paranoid Android (possibly still my fav RH track although There There runs it close).
I've tried on numerous occasions to see them again and got so close last year then that awful tragedy at the Ariana Grande gig in Manchester put paid to it, small fry compared to my gripes, they rescheduled the venue for the night I wasn't going to and due to work and financial reasons I had to admit surrender and get a refund.
I really hope it isn't the end, AMSP has shown Jonny's scoring has really enriched their sound even more, Burn The Witch was such an incredible tune, a guitar anthem without guitars and that Herrmanesque like string stabs, also that build up to that crescendo at the end recalls Day In The Life that Macca & Martin revisted for Live & Let Die
I kind of think it could have been a helluva a Bond theme, I like their Spectre track although Man of War would have made one of the best Bond themes since Nobody Does It Better (ironically covered by RH). Although I'm glad the boys weren't attached to my 40 +years of being a Bond fan was for me the worst entries in the ser ever, no there has been worse films in the series history but the expectation was too much for me and I was utterly deflated that they followed up Skyfall with that Brothergate, lazy underwhelming and suspenseless pile of toss, anyway I digress.
I just hope at some point I get a chance to see them again and also we can be afforded more material I think we could if they all stay friends and continue to be excited about returning to Radiohead could see a band that has the kind of longevity that we have from U2 but the difference rather than being bothered about commercial acceptability they continue to push the envelope.
For me the reason why I've stayed a fan is because they don't repeat themselves and don't give a shit about shifting units, if they did we'd get The Bends 2, 3 & 4.
Also quite excited to hear what Thom delivers with his Suspiria score.