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Song; Cover: Radiohead – Karma Police by Thomas Morgan on The 6-String Bass – AMAZING cover!

the Editor — Fri, 18 Nov 2011 03:07:53 +0000

AMAZING COVER! This is Thomas Morgan, of Melbourne Australia, playing a cover of Radioheads, Karma Police, on a 6-string bass in Vancouver, BC, Canada - Resonant Mind Studio. Join his Facebook page here: www.facebook.com Tom is also in a project called Chaplyn, about to release an EP: www.facebook.com This video was actually an unfinished version which wasn't supposed to be released! Unbeknownst to us, it was leaked and put on reddit! We were going to take the video down and put up a new version, but got 13000 views in a matter of hours so we decided to let it go. *EDIT* Wow, Tom and P thank you all for your comments and support! The reason this video was on YouTube and was Unlisted was because it wasn't supposed to be released yet! Tom was needing some material for an arts grant application and so an unmixed version was sent to him in a rush... However, once we get approval from the copyright holders, we will post a link for download? of the track with an improved mix and master for you enjoyment. Tom has a solo record in the works and more covers on the way!

iConcerts – Radiohead – 15 Step (live)

the Editor — Sat, 26 Mar 2011 07:53:12 +0000

iConcerts - TV Show - Radiohead & Co - Later with Jools Holland www.i-concerts.com As the BBC's flagship live music show, 'Later... with Jools Holland' continues to feature a consistently high caliber of international artists. This episode includes live performances from Robyn Hitchcock, Feist, Mary J. Blige, Radiohead, Dionne Warwick and Cat Power.

Radiohead Live in Nimes (14 June 08)

the Editor — Sun, 15 Jun 2008 21:58:32 +0000

The sixth show of the Radiohead European tour took place in Nimes at Arenes de Nimes. According to AtEase the band soundchecked Weird Fishes/Arpeggi, Myxomatosis, Where I End And You Begin, There There, Talk Show Host, No Surprises, Bangers and Mash and Reckoner.

The show started at 10 pm. All songs of In Rainbows were performed once more. No Paranoid Android, but it was the first time for No Surprises. Karma Police and Street Spirit was part of the setlist for a third time. Talk Show Host is a brilliant B side and Radiohead performed it again! Reckoner was a show opener for a first time!

Radiohead Nimes Setlist

Reckoner
Weird Fishes/Arpeggi
Myxomatosis
All I Need
Pyramid Song
Nude
There There
The National Anthem
Faust Arp
Videotape
No Surprises
15 Step
Where I End and You Begin
Idioteque
Everything in its Right Place
Street Spirit (Fade out)
Bodysnatchers

1st Encore

House of Cards
Talk Show Host
20. Exit Music (For A Film)
Jigsaw Falling Into Place
Karma Police

2nd Encore

Bangers and Mash
Planet Telex

Radiohead live in Paris (10 June 2008)

the Editor — Wed, 11 Jun 2008 10:02:42 +0000

The second show in Paris (at Palais de Bercy) was brilliant! Radiohead played a 26 songs show for a first time during the In Rainbows tour! The fans would obviously be satisfied with the second performance of Karma Police (first after Bristow - Thom dedicated this song to Bat For Lashes -) and the chance of enjoying the unreleased Super Collider.

In this 26 songs setlist Radiohead didn't include Paranoid Android! 15 Step was the show opener instead of the usual All I Need. Radiohead played the whole In Rainbows while for a second time they included Dollars and Cents to their setlist. The finale of National Anthem was combined with Hunting Bears (played for a first time). Here is the setlist (tnx to AtEase)

Radiohead Paris Setlist

15 Step
Bodysnatchers
All I Need
Airbag
Nude
Pyramid Song
Weird Fishes/Arpeggi
The Gloaming
Dollars and Cents
Faust Arp
Videotape
Optimistic
Just
Reckoner
Everything In Its Right Place
Fake Plastic Trees
Jigsaw Falling Into Place

1st Encore

House of Cards
There There
Bangers and Mash
The National Anthem/Hunting Bears
How To Disappear Complètement

2nd Encore

Super Collider
You And Whose Army?
Karma Police
Idioteque

Radiohead Live in Bristow (11 May 2008)

the Editor — Mon, 12 May 2008 08:28:05 +0000

We should wait for 5 shows before Radiohead perform Jigsaw Falling into Place, the first single of In Rainbows. Great news indeed!

Yesterday night, Radiohead played in Bristow, at the Nissan Pavilion. The band soundchecked an undefined song twice (maybe a song for the next album?), 2+2=5, Jigsaw Falling In To Place, and more. Another pleasant surprise is that they played Karma Police (we expected this, because they had soundchecked the song in previous shows). They also played Like Spinning Plates and Fake Plastic Tree for a first time in the tour. And it is the first time the band played the whole In Rainbows Album!

Radiohead Bristow Setlist

All I Need
Jigsaw
Lucky
15 Step
Nude
Pyramid Song
Arpeggi
Myxomatosis
Idioteque
Faust Arp
Videotape
Paranoid Android
Just
Reckoner
Everything in it's Right Place
Bangers n' Mash
Bodysnatchers

1st Encore

Like Spinning Plates
Optimistic
Karma Police
Go Slowly
Planet Telex

2nd Encore

Fake Plastic Trees
The National Anthem
House of Cards

Ok Computer Reviews

the Editor — Mon, 18 Feb 2008 20:47:41 +0000

Ok Computer, is, for a big part of the Radiohead fans, the best album they ever composed! Though we believe that the 2007’s In Rainbows is even better we can’t agree that Ok Computer isn't something less than a Masterpiece! With millions of copies sold Ok Computer is considered to be one of the best albums of the 20^th Century. The album’s hottest moments are Paranoid Android (the best song they ever created?), Exit Music (for a Film) and Karma Police. A great pure alternative rock album, with up tempo tracks (like Electioneering, or Paranoid Android), sweet ballads and sad slow melodies (Exit Music, Karma Police, The Tourist). Yorke had his best performance till that moment. But it wasn't just an alternative rock album.. it was something more.. it was the first sign that Radiohead will be experimental in their following creations.. remember the proggresive-ish 3 parts of Paranoid Android, for example!! Don't forget that the readers of Q Magazine voted Ok Computer as the Greatest album of all times.

Answers.com writes: “Radiohead have stripped away many of the obvious elements of guitar rock, creating music that is subtle and textured yet still has the feeling of rock & roll. Even at its most adventurous -- such as the complex, multi-segmented "Paranoid Android" -- the band is tight, melodic, and muscular, and Thom Yorke's voice effortlessly shifts from a sweet falsetto to vicious snarls”.

BBC's John Lusk writes: "The dense instrumental textures never seem over-stuffed and are wide-ranging and often thrilling, driven by Phil Selway¹s meaty drumming, layered with growling guitars and the varied use of keyboards, synthesisers and electronic treatments. Tom Yorke’s dread-filled voice will get on some peoples’ nerves."

Pitchfork's Ryan Schreiber writes: "Thom Yorke's fragile vocals backed by the intricate guitar duels of Jonny Greenwood and Ed O'Brien, Phil Selway's intense, rhythmic pounding and the subtle but effective bass guitar of Colin Greenwood sends an energetic flare clean through your speakers, hurtling into the room around you and charging the air with static electricity."

Finally Rolling Stone's David Fricke writes: "OK Computer," ostensibly a concept LP about a zombie world of hard law and infernal software, is a song cycle about serial fear and suffocating routine, laid out in mad leaps of melody, tempo and pathos that slowly accrue their queer beauty".