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This should read "Watch Radiohead start their inevitable descent into old-band has-beens with hack grammy performances that need 'extras' to live up to even they're own hype"
Did anyone else notice that Thom is even starting to dance like Bono?
ALWAYS RIGHT = ALWAYS WRONG! YOU WOULDN'T SAY THAT ABOUT BJORK AND IF YOU DID I'M SURE SHE WOULD POP YOU DEAD IN THE FACE!!!!
how bout the fact that it seemed like only 2 radioheaders were there. it was Thom and either collin or Johnny. where were the other two?
FLEETWOOD MAC!!!
This performance was very lame.
I can't believe the press this band gets. They've made Kid A like 3 times now, and I'm sick of it. I saw them at Lollapalooza last year and totally forgot to bring my pillow and blanket... perhaps I just wasn't on enough drugs though.
I hated this performance... a lot.
You know, I may have one eye thats a little off, but as for the lot of you that think Radiohead is anything but innovative your ability to discern between good music and bad is non-existent. If you feel so strongly AGAINST what it is they do musically, why do pay so much attention to them? Go make yourselves a Vegge-Mite sandwich!
How can you say such tripe about the finest band since The Smiths? In Rainbows is the best album of the 21st century, and OK Computer is one of the finest albums ever. Kid A 3 times? What kind of a dumb ass comment is that? Their sound is so unique what you actually meant was 3 non-commercial albums, and so what? Name a US band that gets even close, and I'd call you over-patriotic (or a moron).
Well, I for one think that was f-ing amazing.