Radiohead live in Montreal
August 7, 2008 by the Editor
Filed under News, Radiohead Setlists
The first Radiohead show in Canada took place in Montreal atMontreal’s Parc Jean-Drapeau.
Once more we had no surprises but the show was great and the 25 song setlist was amazing! It was raining for one more night in a Radiohead show. The Grizzly Bear were supporting! According to AtEase the band soundchecked Bangers and Mash, Go Slowly, Myxomatosis, Like Spinning Plates (twice), Optimistic, I Might Be Wrong and Kid A.
The show opener was once more 15 Steps and the show closed with Everything in its Right place! The whole In Rainbows was performed for one more show! Here you can find the Radiohead Montreal Setlist:
Radiohead Montreal Setlist
15 Step
There There (Thom “Sorry about the rain it follows us around”)
Morning Bell
All I Need
My Iron Lung
Nude
Weird Fishes/Arpeggi
The Gloaming
The National Anthem (Fireworks going off at nearby festival)
Reckoner
Like Spinning Plates
Jigsaw Falling into Place(Thom :If you’re feeling cold you can always grab someone next to you. Then Phil went to hug Colin)
Lucky
Optimistic
Idioteque
Bodysnatchers
1st Encore
Faust Arp
Videotape
Paranoid Android
Bangers and Mash
Karma Police
2nd Encore
House of Cards
You And Whose Army?
Everything In Its Right Place
You forgot Fake plastic Trees!
Truly monumental! Thom’s voice didn’t let off one bit, he hardly took a break in the show, just between the encores.
how many people at the show? I heard 35 thousand, but guess a litle less than that. Anybody know?
The newspapers were saying 34,000 people attended, the second biggest attendance for this venue. Only surpassed by Metallica in 2006 where they registered 42,000.
I consider it the best show that I have ever seen from the greatest band of all times.
Proper setlist is here along with mp3s: http://iamgaryhampton.wordpress.com/2008/08/07/radiohead-in-montreal/
I think that fake plastic trees came after My Iron Lung, i do remember that it was play before the fire works.
what an INCREDIBLE night this was.