A Conversation for Radiohead - the Band
"It gets good in a minute..."
rickydazla Started conversation Aug 6, 2001
Nice article, been missing from the guide for too long 
I didn't write it because I personally think they're a load of old pap, with 'innovative' ='ing 'unlistenable' in several instances.
I do like Creep - the quote in the subject of this message is from Beavis & Butthead; the start of Creep is playing and Butthead turns over, Beavis flicks back and insists;
"wait, WAIT! It gets good in a minute... here - DAG.. DAGGA... DAGGADAGGA..."
Classic 
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PaulBateman Posted Aug 6, 2001
This is possibly how entries about bands should be written.
Did you mention they were originally called "On A Friday"? I know someone who saw them when they were still called that.
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Jon Fisher Posted Oct 14, 2003
Maybe an update should be written if the writer is still within the pages of h2g2? I for one would like to see the inclusion of 'I might be wrong' and 'HTTT'.
Oh and by the way...i purchased my tickets to see them on their next tour last night!!!!! go me...
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Swiv (decrepit postgrad) Posted Oct 15, 2003
I'm going to see them in Glasgow next month
yay!
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shaerk Posted Nov 22, 2003
As am I. Should be fecking excellent. Can't help thining it will be one of those "we'd prefer not, thankyou" gigs for the band. You know how stroppy Thom can get.But anyway ...
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PaulBateman Posted Nov 24, 2003
I happened to pass Thom Yorke in Oxford last Thursday. not much else to say really.
They were certainly worth seeing when they played South Park in Oxford a few years go after Amnesiac came out.
DMS
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