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every time I think of Ed I can only remember a friend of mine seeing Radiohead in 2012ish and watching Ed get up there and gyrate his hips to like.. Go to Sleep or something, and my friend just being completely furious. "This is Radiohead, stop with the button down shirts, stop with the dancing, fuck off", etc. He had a point.
warmhouse wrote:every time I think of Ed I can only remember a friend of mine seeing Radiohead in 2012ish and watching Ed get up there and gyrate his hips to like.. Go to Sleep or something, and my friend just being completely furious. "This is Radiohead, stop with the button down shirts, stop with the dancing, fuck off", etc. He had a point.
I’m sorry but that’s an extremely weird thing for your friend to say
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1. Ed has been the well-dressed button-downed hunk since day 1 2. Seeing their weird dancing on stage (esp thom) is one of the best parts of the show 3. What self-professed Radiohead fan would get furious about such a weird thing during the ecstasy and joy of a live ‘Head show
Ed's always been a hunk but his style only blossomed into this cool hot Dad thing recently. The 90s ensconced him like they did every other person in too-heavy denim and raincoats.
I don't think it's that strange to go watch a band expecting to hear Street Spirit and getting this fuckin suave Antonio Banderas with the maracas at the side of stage
First impression, I like the part about this song that they said was going to be a 40s ballad and sounded the same as all of Thom's suspiria stuff. The jazz arrangement that just started is great though
Stay Human did Wolf at the Door earlier in the show. I didn’t realize he wasn’t performing but the interview was still good and appropriately awkward. Been playing Anima a bunch the past weeks and wish I could see the tour.
Great show, those visuals are something else live.
I got absolutely zero “retail therapy” emotional boost and it absolutely confirmed that buying things is an empty and reflexive genuflection to a hyper consumerist capitalist system that has indoctrinated me.