Gonna see Radiohead tonight
 

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LOL typical homo music. Going with your boyfriend?

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Wow lucky you,love this band... I wish we could go back to ok computer year tho :-)

I already know I am on your ignore. It doesn't change the fact you are clearly a homo. You are most likely a "top" kind of guy by your music choice.

Have a romantic night with your boyfriend loser. LOL

Great band. Im jealous.

Yup, that was their best period as far as i'm concerned.

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Ziggo Dome looks like an impressive venue. Did you manage good seats?

It's new. Haven't been there yet. I was too late picking up a ticket so now i had to buy it off someone else. So not much choice really.
I did some searching and found people talking about how my seat (or at least that area) had a very good view of the stage. So i should be fine :)

Tell us how it was, never seem them live :(

maybe they will puke on you :thumbsup

Just came back. Was amazing. My seat wasn't the best ever but that didn't matter. Band was awesome, the light show, the sound...really good.
You should really try to see them live when you get the chance.

picture of your tits or didnt happnned

If you don't mind aftermarket tickets hit me up next time on last minute shit as one of my mainstream projects :thumbsup

No i won't.

Awesome. Seen them 3x at Madison Square Garden and each show kicked ass. Also still pissed about how a stupid blackout caused me to miss a show in Montreal one year. All flights were canceled.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Northeast_blackout_of_2003

Seeing them in 3 weeks, looking forward to it! Missed them the last time they were out.

Hey I was there too! Didn't see you... but then again I was in the standing crowd. Was quite amazing wasn't it!

Damn, i didn't see you inbetween the 17000 other people :)
Yes, awesome concert. Next on the list is Muse.

Me too! Should be good, although I hated their album before last and I can't stand Matt's face. So which other concerts do you have in your line-up?

They got a little too experimental. There will always be The Bends....and that's it for me.

definitely one of my favourites. Saw them for the first time with REM in buffalo that's still one of the best shows i've ever gone to, and i've been to a lot.

Metaman, your insecurity is truly embarrassing. Grow up.

I just seen them last week at the Arena, great show, enjoy!

I concur. I saw them tour The Bends and it was amazing. However, there is nothing that would make me go to a stadium size gig nowadays.

Fucking fuck live concerts where they sweat and breath into a microphone, i listen to studio records only.

:1orglaugh @ his face.

Let me see what else...
Face Tomorrow/Green Lizard not even sure if you know them and then in a few months Enter Shikari.

And who knows what else...

I would've been happy if they just played The Bends and OK Computer but it was awesome anyway.

I love live concerts, just not when then are that big. You can recreate the experience by putting your telly at the bottom of your garden with a DVD of your fave band on, putting your speakers face down on your carpet, waiting two hours to get a glass of shit beer for a fiver and then taking 3 hours to get out of the car park.

And you save 100 bucks too!

Actually a band that's for well over ten years on my ''to explore' list, never dedicated time to get into their music.

It's like Tarkovskij movie or something, you have it in your collection but then for most of the days you're too tired to percieve.

I am fan of Keane and i can definitely say that guy ( Tom Chaplin ) should never go out of the studio.

Haven't seen them since 2001/2002, but they put on some of the most interesting live shows I have ever seen. Enjoy!

I'd say if you dig a little they have some wicked ones and very well known:

They are on my list of bands I would like to see. Though, I am also not thrilled with huge venues but there are some bands you are just never going to see any other way.

Does this annoy you ??

Yes indeed it does.

I prefer smaller venues but the sound and lights really added something extra. Something you won't get in smaller places.

their last few albums are hard to get into. Even more if you never listened to their older stuff.

A good introduction to their newer stuff would be this performance i think:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k8byXSML4bY

Make sure to watch it in HD.

Sitting next to me was this older lady. I think about 50-52, short grey hair, glasses. I didn't pay much attention to her. I just thought her teenage son is getting a few drinks.
Turned out she was alone. And probably the biggest Radiohead fan that evening haha.

Maybe i'm just weird but it gave me so much joy to see a woman her age enjoying the show THAT much. She was smiling throughout the whole concert and clapped so loud after every song!

Btw they had 2 drummers. I believe the 2nd drummer was the drummer from Portishead.

If she is in her early 50's then she would have been in her 30's when they hit the scene. She just stuck with them.

That will probably be me one day.

Going to check it out, thanks for the tip!

I saw them live 3 times, all memorable

Ok Computer Tour was the best hands down, they play all the album almost
THe sounds, the light, the vibes were amazing..

It was my best show all time (and god knows ive seen hundreds and hundreds of huge band)

Roger Waters just raise the bar recently.. but ya OK Computer i remember that night, i had to check my feet at one point to be sure i wasnt levitate, seriously... and ya i cry like a girl :upsidedow

I also had the chance to see them in a small venue (1000 peoples) were the Montreal symphonic orchestra plays... second row, awesome show,,, they played new material to test, plus old stuff like Paranoid Android (omg) and Exit music From a film (omfg) my 2 favorites sounds..

I also saw them in a huge outside festival... was amazing too..

I love this band, ya they have change, they are weird, but at least their not pop-corrupted like most of popular bands