Radiohead OK Computer DVD on the way
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Spainkiller
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Eh?
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Fixed.Diablos said:
CajoleJuice
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Bah.
heavy liquid
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What's up with the Pumpkins tracklisting?
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Oh, I read it too fast I guess. :lol
I'll most likely pick it up. I'd love to see them in the studio actually recording the album.. It would be cool to hear maybe earlier rough versions of the songs. Here's hoping.
I'll most likely pick it up. I'd love to see them in the studio actually recording the album.. It would be cool to hear maybe earlier rough versions of the songs. Here's hoping.
Spainkiller
the man who sold the world
It's written quite badly, isn't it?
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Diablos said:
Looks like brenda from six feet under to me. Find better evidence
Are you out of your ****ing mind :lolcatfish said:
You rabid Radiohead fans just can't accept the truth. :lol
If you actually had the DVD, it's a scene where Thom decides to stay in a back room and not party. Colin and Jonny are with him. They get changed. It then shows Colin and Jonny out at the party, goes back to Thom pacing in the room, and shows Colin again going up some steps and having fun. It's definitely Jonny Greenwood.
There is seriously something WRONG with you if you can't accept the fact that Jonny Greenwood might like SP. God forbid.
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Diablos said:
I'm not a rabid radiohead fan, I mean that really really looks like brenda from six feet under and I, infact, think it might actually be her.
Thom Yorke has PLENTY of relevance, tangential or otherwise. His excellent new solo effort, aside from being declared album of the year by one Johan van Benderschlotten, music critic extrordinaire, was nominated for a Mercury award and will likely be nominated for a Grammy or three next year. Also, his band Radiohead are touring and playing killer new songs. Unlike, say, Billy Corgan. Who released a flaccid turd of an album that met with no acclaim whatsoever and whose ridonkulously inflated head will undoubtedly torepedo his bands reunion tour efforts. But keep dreaming in that magical wonderland of yours Diablos, where Billy is half the musician/artist that Thom is. I bet you have gumdrop trees there, huh?Diablos said:
Dude, his solo effort is ten times better than Thom's. Which isn't saying much, but it is.Johan van Benderschlotten said:
Also, to call the Thom Yorke album totally solo is a joke. Did you hear the sound opinions interview? Jim and Greg were right, it's basically "Thom Yorke and Friends" (or basically, RADIOHEAD).
Wow, you must be really upset. Calm down! :lol
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Diablos said:
Why are you taking me seriously. I obviously don't actually think that is brenda from six feet under. You're weirder than a rabid radiohead fan.
1000 times no.
They're both pretty weak, if you actually read the post correctly.Peru said:
A making of OK Computer is no cash-in, it'll be worth buying.
Sorry, I got you confused with the usual Radiohead fan banter. I apologize.catfish said:
There is nothing really that special about either album. I do think the songs that stand out on TheFutureEmbrace are much better.
I see what you're saying. It's just that certain fanbases out there think there's some kind of rulebook as to how a band and its assumed leader is to act. I could care less if Billy Corgan is regarded as a tyrant or a generally nice guy, all that matters to me is if bands make good music. I appreciate musicians who take their music seriously. I would rather have bands like SP even if there was a lot of ego that went along with it, instead of 99% of the crap the mainstream shits out every day right now. Also, Billy was a lot more *vocal* about the way he felt. I'm sure there are a ton of other bands whose lead singers have egos that you would never suspect.Alucard said:
You also have to consider the time in which these bands were really active. Had Pink Floyd done the same type of things but started in the 80's or 90's, you could've seen a very egotistic nasty side as well. Everything with successful bands is so up close and personal these days. There's so much exposure.
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Why Billy, oh why couldn't you have made a consistent album? Mina Loy was godlike, and Walking Shade was nice, but everything else kinda made me snooze. Yorke's album has Harrowdown Hill and that carries the whole album, to be honest. Okay, not really, but it's a damn good song.
I personally hate Walking Shade, terrible choice for a first single. Should've picked Mina Loy or A100.
TFE is actually pretty consistant overall, it brings on an awesome meshing of The Cure, My Bloody Valentine and Depeche Mode. It's just that, overall, it doesn't have much lasting appeal and a good half of the songs are easily forgettable, just like The Eraser.
I only hold TFE with higher regard BECAUSE it takes on that certain meshing of sounds that Corgan hasn't really done in such a way before... whereas a good chunk of The Eraser sounds like Amnesiac 2.0. And I really do think the songs that stand out on TFE are better.
TFE is actually pretty consistant overall, it brings on an awesome meshing of The Cure, My Bloody Valentine and Depeche Mode. It's just that, overall, it doesn't have much lasting appeal and a good half of the songs are easily forgettable, just like The Eraser.
I only hold TFE with higher regard BECAUSE it takes on that certain meshing of sounds that Corgan hasn't really done in such a way before... whereas a good chunk of The Eraser sounds like Amnesiac 2.0. And I really do think the songs that stand out on TFE are better.
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Diablos said:
Oh yeah, A100 was good too. But wasn't there a three song sampler out before the album with Walking Shade, Mina Loy, and A100 on it? I listened to that over and over. No wonder I was disappointed with the album.
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53 minutes? pffff
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Pretentious Englishmen > Pretentious Chicagoans?
Seems so... :lol
Seems so... :lol
I like both bands
I remember way back when on MTV Billy Corgan said something to the extent of, I can see James Iha doing a best of the Smashing Pumpkins tour, it could have that guy from Radiohead on vocals. Oh Billy, if only youd have learned more than just C, G, and E power chords, and had just a little semblance of artistic vision this might have been true.
I have a joke: What do you call Smashing Pumpkins fans when they go to university and learn what real art music is?
It's funny because it's true
I have a joke: What do you call Smashing Pumpkins fans when they go to university and learn what real art music is?
Radiohead fans
It's funny because it's true
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genjiZERO said:
:lol
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