Saxon Shore to debut new material from upcoming album at Mercury Lounge tonight. set time 11pm

wow i really cant wait to see radiohead again.

oh what I would do to be one of those people in the front row

saxon shore goes on at 10:30

saxon shore goes on at 10:30

Sam Amidon at Union Hall.

Stereogum post here: http://stereogum.com/archives/video/new-sam-amidon-video---saro_007725.html

Brooklynvegan post here: http://www.brooklynvegan.com/archives/2006/01/doveman_played.html

Radiohead = amazing.

Radiohead free London gig: full live report
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* Jan 16, 2008
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Radiohead performed their first gig of 2008 tonight (January 16) in London, playing recent album ’In Rainbows’ in its entirety.

Having surprised fans by only announcing the free “in store” gig at the Rough Trade East shop in Brick Lane only this morning, the band found themselves as surprised as the crowd when the show had to be moved at the last minute.

Following the 250 capacity shop’s plans to show the gig on screens to fans outside in the cold, the police and local authorities stepped in with safety concerns forcing the show to be moved to the nearby 93 Feet East venue.

This meant that Radiohead took to their new stage at 10.20pm (GMT), over two hours later then scheduled.

Kicking the show off with ’15 Step’, Yorke then showed the strain of the venue change declaring “What a fucking day,” before the band moved quickly into Bodysnatchers’.

Following rumours amongst the crowd the band would play the whole of ’In Rainbows’ in order, Yorke confirmed that was indeed the case just ahead of ‘Weird Fishes/Arpeggi’ telling the crowd, “ok guess what’s next”.

With the albums middle tracks following quickly, Yorke did not speak to the crowd again until he burst out laughing when the band fluffed the opening to ‘Reckoner’

“I’m not taking the blame for that,” he told the audience. “There’s a bass player here and that’s a bass note."

"I’m glad it’s not in the shop actually," he added, "fair play to Rough Trade for putting up with it.”

Yorke himself then stumbled over the opening of ‘House Of Cards’. “Warts and all! Bum notes and all! That’s why it took so long to make the record,” he joked as he re-started the song.

With the end in sight, the frontman introduced ’In Rainbows’ penultimate track and current single ‘Jigsaw Falling Into Pieces’ by revealing his aftershow plans.

“It’s been a very strange day so it’s possible I might have to have a drink at the end of this,” he explained. “I’m trying to cut down, but today seems a bad day to cut down.”

Finishing the set with ’Videotape’, Yorke quickly returned alone with just an acoustic guitar for the encore.

“Thanks everyone hope it was worth it. We’ll play some other shit now, because this a gig isn’t it?” he explained playing a solo version of the ‘Up On The Ladder’ which was released on the bonus disc of the Discbox version of ‘In Rainbows’.

With his bandmates rejoining him, Radiohead played ’You And Whose Army’ along with ’Kid A’s ’The National Anthem’ and ’My Iron Lung’ from ’The Bends’, earning one of the loudest cheers of the night.

“Alright guys thanks very much for coming,” said Yorke as members of the audience screamed “thank yous” back at him, before Radiohead wrapped up the gig with second album title track, ’The Bends’ itself.

Radiohead played:

’15 Step’
‘Bodysnatchers’
‘Weird Fishes/Arpeggi’
‘All I Need’
‘Faust Arp’
‘Reckoner’
‘House Of Cards’
‘Jigsaw Falling Into Pieces’
‘Videotape’
‘Up On The Ladder’
’You And Whose Army’
‘The National Anthem’
‘My Iron Lung’
‘The Bends’

Radiohead free London gig: full live report

Radiohead performed their first gig of 2008 tonight (January 16) in London, playing recent album ’In Rainbows’ in its entirety.

Having surprised fans by only announcing the free “in store” gig at the Rough Trade East shop in Brick Lane only this morning, the band found themselves as surprised as the crowd when the show had to be moved at the last minute.

Following the 250 capacity shop’s plans to show the gig on screens to fans outside in the cold, the police and local authorities stepped in with safety concerns forcing the show to be moved to the nearby 93 Feet East venue.

This meant that Radiohead took to their new stage at 10.20pm (GMT), over two hours later then scheduled.

Kicking the show off with ’15 Step’, Yorke then showed the strain of the venue change declaring “What a fucking day,” before the band moved quickly into Bodysnatchers’.

Following rumours amongst the crowd the band would play the whole of ’In Rainbows’ in order, Yorke confirmed that was indeed the case just ahead of ‘Weird Fishes/Arpeggi’ telling the crowd, “ok guess what’s next”.

With the albums middle tracks following quickly, Yorke did not speak to the crowd again until he burst out laughing when the band fluffed the opening to ‘Reckoner’

“I’m not taking the blame for that,” he told the audience. “There’s a bass player here and that’s a bass note."

"I’m glad it’s not in the shop actually," he added, "fair play to Rough Trade for putting up with it.”

Yorke himself then stumbled over the opening of ‘House Of Cards’. “Warts and all! Bum notes and all! That’s why it took so long to make the record,” he joked as he re-started the song.

With the end in sight, the frontman introduced ’In Rainbows’ penultimate track and current single ‘Jigsaw Falling Into Pieces’ by revealing his aftershow plans.

“It’s been a very strange day so it’s possible I might have to have a drink at the end of this,” he explained. “I’m trying to cut down, but today seems a bad day to cut down.”

Finishing the set with ’Videotape’, Yorke quickly returned alone with just an acoustic guitar for the encore.

“Thanks everyone hope it was worth it. We’ll play some other shit now, because this a gig isn’t it?” he explained playing a solo version of the ‘Up On The Ladder’ which was released on the bonus disc of the Discbox version of ‘In Rainbows’.

With his bandmates rejoining him, Radiohead played ’You And Whose Army’ along with ’Kid A’s ’The National Anthem’ and ’My Iron Lung’ from ’The Bends’, earning one of the loudest cheers of the night.

“Alright guys thanks very much for coming,” said Yorke as members of the audience screamed “thank yous” back at him, before Radiohead wrapped up the gig with second album title track, ’The Bends’ itself.

Radiohead played:

’15 Step’
‘Bodysnatchers’
‘Weird Fishes/Arpeggi’
‘All I Need’
‘Faust Arp’
‘Reckoner’
‘House Of Cards’
‘Jigsaw Falling Into Pieces’
‘Videotape’
‘Up On The Ladder’
’You And Whose Army’
‘The National Anthem’
‘My Iron Lung’
‘The Bends’

RIP Brad Renfro
http://film.guardian.co.uk/news/story/0,,2241509,00.html

sad about brad renfro. little strange to be posting it on this thread, but still sad. i totally had the hots for him when i was 13.

The funniest and scariest thing about the gig was the fact that at noon GMT there were only 40 people in line. Crazy fuckers.

wow...93 feet east is hella small...i dont like radiohead but this mustve been AMAZING.

zip file with mp3s of the entire show can be found here:

http://krupsjustsayin.blogspot.com/2008/01/radiohead-gift-that-keeps-on-giving.html