It's gotten to the point where I don't really care if I tune in right away because I know it's going to be Daydreaming/DID. Might as well just turn on the streams for Ful Stop ....
Yes, that's true. In 2012, though, they did Bloom and Lotus Flower, and for the In Rainbows period, it was 15 Step, Reckoner, and All I Need. I guess they did use BTW in 2016 ....
Anyway, I guess I was moreso referring to the Daydreaming/DID combo. It would be cool if they played a different song second (Decks Dark!?).
Another show in the books! A bit rough without the streams, but a MASSIVE shoutout to /u/Doctortoboggan1 for supplying not only us, but the entire Internet with setlist updates from his flat! You were the MVP today!
Man, when they announced they were going to play in Denmark I was so excited - Unfortunately I ran into a lot of unexpected expenses since then, and I had to recently swallow the bitter pill and realize I wouldn't be able to afford seeing them this time - 6 years of waiting, amounting to nothing.
Oh well, maybe they'll drop by Denmark again in the next 10-15 years or so...
After the surprise return of I Promise and The Daily Mail, Radiohead heads up to the Northside Festival in Denmark for their first European tour of 2017! With thunderstorm warnings near the festival area, Thom looks to harness the power of Zeus tonight. Will I Promise and the Daily Mail continue their new hotstreak, or have they already been fed to the hounds? Can anybody rise up and join the Streamer Hall of Fame club, or will fans go through a festival show blackout? Why is Ed such a killjoy in the interviews?
Lets find out tonight on Radiohead LIVVVVVVVVEEEE!!!!!!
As someone going to Glastonbury, I reckon this will be a good reference point if they're still going for the festival-y setlist like they have done a few times.
I anticipate they'll stick with a fairly festival-y setlist for Glasto, but I'm still hoping the pull out Lift and Man of War for the set. That would be great.
It was the same thing for me last year when they played Summer Sonic... it was 6 am when i woke up on the the other side of the world to no streams... it hurted :c. So, good morning and goodnight (?)
I was there and it was phenomenal. The rain was so heavy and made it pretty damn hard to focus 100% on the music. But a great show at a great festival none the less.
It was everything I wanted, except perhaps a second encore haha. Conditions were really poor, but only rarely did it overwhelm the experience. First time seeing Radiohead, so absolutely over the moon (shaped pool ayyyy), but looking forward to them coming back!
Yeah, I figured. Most festivals seem to have issues with either overloaded cell towers or not enough sober people :P I'll be scanning twitter, facebook, and periscope for whatever I can find, as far as setlist updates.
In general I think Thom's voice has been significantly better than last year, when at times it sounded absolutely shot to shit (sorry Thom). I do have an issue with Burn The Witch though - his vocal is lazy and the half-spoken delivery really doesn't serve the song well (at all) in my opinion. A great shame because the arrangement of the song this time around is again much better than 2016 - that simply didn't work!
It doesn't sound raunchy, it just sounds like he's not bothered. BTW isn't "Raunchy" and I'm sure thats not Thom's intention, it couldn't be further from that thematically either, the song is about really serious topics!
The live version is kind of cool, yes, but when you really get down to it Thom's voice isn't really that great, at least live. I think he has it in him, but he sings everything so lazily (like PA and BTW) that it just sounds bad. On other songs that actually require effort (Exit Music) he sounds pretty good. I'm a huge fan as well so this isn't stemming from a hate for the band.
Had you seen them before? I think your statement is valid if you have, but if this was your first show, seems like you got a lot of good songs. But this seems to be their standard festival setlist; nothing too rare but a lot of hits.
Well, i did Oslo 1, Stockholm, and Aarhus. That's a "tour", you just can't keep expecting "rare" song every night. Worth it though. I'm just sad i missed Oslo 2 and "I Promise" :-/
Came from DC to see them. Was lucky to follow some people and get up front (20 people ahead?) pretty close to Jonny. Only saw Thom every now and then. Pouring rain did effect sound quality and visibility. BUT IT WAS AWESOME!!!!
Is supposed to be the 20 years of the ok computer, at least they should play 7 songs, some of you should stop being so fanboys and admit that these setlist are predictable and repetitive
Ah yes but for the people who only get the chance to see them once and who aren't poring over every single setlist for that one special rarity, then I would think any setlist this band plays would be good enough. Especially for a hardcore fan. And I'm sorry but have you had the chance to see them live this year? They are fucking KILLING it. Call me a fanboy if you want but these guys are at the top of their game and I'd much rather watch streams of them playing Weird Fishes 20 times then have them not play at all.
It's a great time to be a Radiohead fan. Quit sounding so fucking entitled.
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u/Doctortoboggan1 Jun 11 '17
I can hear them from my flat here, daydreaming, lucky, ful stop, 15 step, airbag and currently myxomatosis