One of my favorite Radiohead songs, period. But I' ve never heard it without the keys. Sounds like a dumb idea, but then they just completely blew my mind through their entire set the other night, so I can't imagine it totally sucks.

They played it in Santa Barbara. This setlist has been sick...pretty much what I wanted in Portland. Oh well, they sound great.

1. Daydreaming
2. Desert Island Disk
3. Ful Stop
4. Climbing Up The Walls
5. 15 Step
6. The National Anthem
7. All I Need
8. Like Spinning Plates
9. Subterranean Homesick Alien
10. Bloom
11. Identikit
12. Everything In Its Right Place
13. The Gloaming
14. Myxomitosis
15. Morning Mr Magpie
16. The Numbers
17. How To Disappear Completely

encore 1:
18. Give Up The Ghost
19. Nude
20. Lotus Flower
21. Planet Telex
22. Present Tense

encore 2:
23. You And Whose Army?
24. Let Down
25. Bodysnatchers

I've been checking Dimeadozen and The Traders Den for 2017 recordings. Are there any other sites that I should be checking? I'm really hoping the New Orleans surfaces since I don't think the 2016 show I attended ever surfaced.

Those are the sites. Other than that there's ZOMB, but that's more for PJ / SP and other stuff. There's a lot of Radiohead there but almost never new Radiohead. I think the issue this tour is that security has been really tight (at least it was in Portland) and it's possible that people just aren't taping. There will be tapes of the California shows this week though; of that I am sure.

Aside from SHA & Let Down (my 2 remaining Radiohead white whales) I like the Portland setlist more. It's gotten to the point now where I'm convinced they will not play Let Down at a show I attend. Had a friend who was there last night & said that Thom struggled pretty mightily through SHA. It's all hair-splitting though, because any set they play is special, and they remain the best band on the planet.

I do have 1 more opportunity for Let Down, this coming Monday in Berkeley. Super pumped to see another show.

Also to go back a bit, Glass Eyes was definitely one of the unexpected highlights of Portland. Like that song a lot more now. I Might Be Wrong with the long outro was maybe the high point of the night for me. Overall as good as any show of theirs I've seen.

I listened to the last half of the Santa Barbara show last night via Periscope and it was pretty sweet. They're just on, and even their mistakes and struggles are pretty minor. Thom sounds great given his age, too. Some of those songs aren't easy to sing.

But I am convinced that I'll never get to hear anything else from the first 3 albums, and that's largely because it's possible I'll never get to see them again. They don't tour much, they don't play the PNW on every tour, and I can't easily travel to shows. Unless they manage to announce a Midwestern date for September, when I'll be back in the Midwest, it may very well be at least 5-6 years before I have the chance to see them again. And that's okay.

Do soundchecks count? I've seen four shows now, but I've heard two full soundchecks clear as day. The 2003 one was ridiculous, and even though they didn't play any of those songs at the actual show I saw (Alpine Valley), I at least got to hear them play:

Like Spinning Plates
Bulletproof
Knives Out

Still waiting for a recording of Portland. I'm beginning to wish I'd just nutted up and decided to tape the show.

yeah, I checked in to Periscope for Planet Telex. It sounded massive & alive, better than a lot of the recent versions which were honestly a bit of a slog.

My friend was in the 100 level behind the soundboard on Sunday & said someone next to him was taping. It's only a matter of time until a recording is posted.

I'd kill to hear Knives Out

GOTdamn.

That's one amazing set list

I hope you guys know how lucky you are - I'm starting to think Radiohead is going to continue their trend of only touring Australia every other album (like PJ in the first half of their career) meaning I'm going to be waiting until 2021

On the heels of the last audio I posted here's a pretty rare soundboard of Radiohead in Tokyo in 2004. I wish it was lossless, but I've never seen the lossless audio anywhere. But this is a nice recording of a great show.

RADIOHEAD
April 18, 2004
Makuhari Messe
Tokyo, Japan

Setlist:
01. There, There
02. 2+2=5
03. Myxomatosis
04. Kid A
05. Morning Bell
06. Where I End and You Begin
07. Bulletproof (I Wish I Was)
08. Backdrifts
09. My Iron Lung
10. Sail to the Moon
11. Go to Sleep
12. The National Anthem
13. Scatterbrain
14. Sit Down Stand Up
15. Paranoid Android
16. Exit Music (For A Film)
17. Idioteque
18. I Might Be Wrong
19. Pyramid Song
20. Wolf at the Door
21. Street Spirit (Fade Out)
22. Planet Telex
23. Everything in its Right Place

I pretty much love everything about the HTTT tour.

Cheers Matt.

Thanks! Keep the soundboards coming!

i think i had a seizure watching that

Ha, try Idioteque from about 1:55 onward:

I really don't care for stage effects during concerts.

I agree, though.

I wouldn't call the architecture of the stage itself a stage effect.

Yeah! MSG 1 finally surfaced!

source: AT831 - Edirol R05
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