Radiohead to release "favourite gig for years"?

is AMAZING. fo'real.

but i imagine those that bother to buy it will find listening to the really beautiful music rather inspiring and life-affirming.

why bring the horrible, cynical negativity; what's the point?

the review of their V festival show in the NME last week? Seemed to be suggesting that it was tedious and dry and had too many new songs. And was all a bit too slit-your-wrists.
Tossers.
The two shows I've seen this year were the best gigs of the year by a mile. Particularly Blackpool - when they kicked off with The National Anthem. I thought I might explode at any minute.

I read that shite in the NME as well.
From start to finish I thought the show was class class class.

This DVD by the way would make me one happy boy !

V was fantastic, in paticular I really enjoyed those new(ish) songs. The reporter was probably a kasabian fan.

On that point, alot of V seemed to be debating which one headliner to see, radiohead or kazabian. Is that a choice? Do you have to think about that?

Jesus.

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Lesson learned.

I think the person who needs the sense of humour check is the person who dragged up the same ridiculous, contrived "razor-blade" Radiohead bollocks that's been around since approximately the dawn of time. I think if people want to make jokes about Radiohead, they should maybe think up some new jokes, because the old ones just ain't funny. And yeah, 'Videotape' kicks ass.

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and then there's listening to the same tedious 'jokes' over and over and over and over.

guess which catagory your post fell into?

make me want to poke my eyes out and burst my own ear drums, and I love them for that. It makes me realise I'm not the only person in the world that thinks so many things are really really shit. No point argueing about the fact they are depressing though, they are, just some people like to feel that way and others don't i guess.