Categories
Ed O'Brien Radiohead tour

New Material & A New Tour?

From the NME:

Radiohead are reportedly planning a low-key tour in summer 2002 to road test new material.

The group are currently taking a break following the conclusion of the world tour in support of this year’s ‘Amnesiac’ album.
In the time away, Radiohead have tentatively started working on new material, some of which featured in the later shows of the band’s world tour.

Now, in an interview with The Face magazine, the band revealed that they were considering three weeks worth of shows next August to work through some of the material live, as part of a campaign to release their sixth album at the start of 2003.

When asked if the group were planning any massive summer shows like an appearance at next year’s Glastonbury festival, guitarist Ed O’Brien said: ‘I’m not allowed to say (anything about) that! The idea is that we don’t want to do anything big. The idea is to be pretty self-indulgent – that means we’ll play new material. And I don’t think playing Glastonbury, or any festival, is conducive to that.’

{thanks to Richard}

Categories
Radiohead tour

Radiohead to play Glastonbury 2002

Bigmouth.co.uk is reporting that Radiohead will be playing next year’s Glastonbury Festival along with Coldplay, The Strokes, Rod Stewart, and more. {thanks to Phil}

Categories
Radiohead tour

Tokyo MP3s

www.meetingpeopleiseasy.de has mp3s of “True Love Waits” and “Pearly*” from the recent Radiohead show in Tokyo.

Categories
Amnesiac GP Radiohead tour

GP is back!

GP is back! Please accept our apologies for the recent down time. 🙂

RADIOHEAD TO RELEASE EIGHT SONG MINI-ALBUM I MIGHT BE WRONG – LIVE RECORDINGS OUT NOVEMBER 13
Features Previously Unreleased “True Love Waits”

Radiohead will release an eight-song live collection November 13th, featuring material culled from performances last summer in Oslo, Berlin, Vaison Le Romaine (Southern France) and the band’s historic July 7 homecoming show in Oxford’s South Park.

Titled I Might Be Wrong – Live Recordings, the record features live versions of three songs from Amnesiac, four from Kid A and the previously unreleased (though oft-bootlegged) “True Love Waits.” The complete track listing, in order, is: “The National Anthem,” “I Might Be Wrong,” “Morning Bell,” “Like Spinning Plates,” “Idioteque,” “Everything In Its Right Place,” “Dollars And Cents” and “True Love Waits.”

Radiohead concludes its world tour October 4 in Japan. There are no plans for further touring in support of I Might Be Wrong at present.

I Might Be Wrong video
The new video for “I Might Be Wrong” is currently being shown on the MTV UK show Brand:New. It was directed by Sophie Muller.

Winter Olympics commercial
As we reported back in July, Radiohead’s “I Might Be Wrong” will be one of the songs included in the 2002 Winter Olympics ad campaign. You can now view the commerical Online here.

Radiohead dingbats
There is a set of Radiohead dingbats called “KILMESARAH” at http://www.boo2.co.uk. {thanks to Chris}

And finally…
Green Plastic was voted 3rd place in this year’s People’s Choice Awards which is part of the Online Music Awards. Over 2,611 Websites were nominated and over 150,000 people worldwide voted! GP was the only unofficial site shortlisted which was also an honor! To view the awards ceremony (Webmaster’s note: It’s very surreal to see and hear GP as a nominee!), go to musicweek.com and scroll down to “People’s Choice Award.” THANK YOU TO ALL THAT VOTED!

Categories
Amnesiac GP Radiohead tour

THANKS FOR YOUR VOTES!

For the second year in a row, your Green Plastic has made the shortlist of the the People’s Choice Award in this year’s Online Music Awards. Thank you so much for your votes! The winner will be announced on September 27 in London.

SNL
The episode of Saturday Night Live with Radiohead will re-air on Comedy Central on October 1 at 11:30pm ET, October 6 at 12pm ET, and October 29 at 11:30pm ET.

Belfast Photos
Two pages of photos from last Friday’s show can be found at www.mcd.ie.

Amnesiac Review
Click here for a brand new review of Amnesiac. {thanks to Kevin}

Categories
Radiohead Thom Yorke tour

Funny

The very funny site, http://www.thewafer.co.uk, has the following “satirical” article up on their site:

Radiohead’s lead singer, Thom Yorke has controversially announced that he, “can’t think of anything to be sad or angry about, anymore.” The Oxford born singer/songwriter, best known for some of the most angst ridden and meaningful songs in music told Musical Box magazine in an interview published this week that, “I’ve come to a stage, and I think that the band have aswell, where we’ve run out of things to be bothered about. Everywhere you look there’s celebrities taking up world issues and going on the television, and making speeches. Our manager showed us a list of things that we could adopt as our like, personal crusade. But all that was left was a nature reserve in Malta. It wasn’t even a big nature reserve. I mean, bollocks…”

Livid Festival
There was a rumor that Radiohead may play the Livid Festival in Australia. Unfortunately, their name did not appear on the just released line-up. {thanks to Nick}