Radiohead at BBC Radio Theatre: the DiS review
On April 1 Radiohead played to competition winners at the BBC's Radio Theatre, the show recorded for domestic networks and beamed to a massive online audience. DiS was there to catch the action, twice
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Cheers our kid!
Sorry, this whole internet thing creates a bizarre sense of false familiarity.
Nice article.
I'm a lucky man
Couldn't agree more. 'Lucky' is, in my opinion, one of the finest two or three Radiohead moments, yet I can imagine that it doesn't sound right in a tiny studio. When you've heard how epic it can sound in front of many thousands of fans outdoors, it's difficult to envision it working in the same way in front of just a couple of hundred.
waaaaaaaaaaaaap!!!
oh happy days...
Brilliant that they played The Tourist
a barometer in terms of how happy Thom is with his voice. They seem to be on top of their game performance wise, and two fantastic set-lists.