Having thought they were subverting the corporate music industry with In Rainbows, he now fears they were inadvertently playing into the hands of Apple and Google and the rest. "They have to keep commodifying things to keep the share price up, but in doing so they have made all content, including music and newspapers, worthless, in order to make their billions. And this is what we want? I still think it will be undermined in some way. It doesn’t make sense to me. Anyway, All Watched Over by Machines of Loving Grace. The commodification of human relationships through social networks. Amazing!"
WatchBrian Marquis' full set from the final date of the Acoustic Basement Tour in the replies. He performs Radiohead and Jawbreaker covers, a new song and more. Footage from the other acts on the tour will be posted throughout the week.
The Westboro Baptist "Church" protests everyone. It's basically their shtick. Pick something popular, protest it, pretend to be outraged, get people riled up ... profit. So, the news that they're "protesting" Radiohead isn't really that surprising. Douchechilll.
Update: Yep, looks like this is a fake admat. As we reported earlier, Spotify will be announcing the full lineup tomorrow.
The Bonnaroo lineup might have leaked. Head to the replies to see an admat that, if true, says Prince, Radiohead, Phish and the Red Hot Chili Peppers are among the headliners.
Following the recent Coachella announcements, Radiohead has also revealed their west coast U.S. tour dates. Check out their full touring schedule so far in the replies.
Radiohead fansite AtEaseWeb has posted about two new Radiohead demos that have surfaced, reportedly recorded in their On A Friday period before Jonny Greenwood joined the band and before they renamed the group Radiohead.
Some new tunes from Thom Yorke have surfaced. They come from a Rag & Bone fashion show, and are called "Stuck Together" and "Twist." You can hear them in the replies.
Radiohead will release the previously unavailable tracks "The Daily Mail" and "Staircase" on December 19th. Both tracks were recorded as part of the "The King Of Limbs - From The Basement" session, filmed earlier this year, and can be pre-ordered now.
Other Lives will kick off their North American tour in December, and they will also be opening for Radiohead next spring. Dates can be seen in the replies.
Other Lives will be the support for the recently announcedRadiohead tour dates. They have also a few headline dates set out. You can find more details in the replies.
Radiohead will guest on a special hour-long episode of The Colbert Report on September 26. The band will perform four songs including the previously unreleased track, "The Daily Mail".
