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This was sent to us from w.a.s.t.e.:
“it was mentioned in the british press yesterday (11th Feb), that Radiohead would be playing a show at the Globe theatre in London, in support of The Samaritans, who have a few benefit gigs lined up later in the year.
This is unfortunately untrue as the people at the Globe got their wires crossed on hearing that Phil Selway had agreed to help organise the events or something like that…..”
Bodysong will be released on DVD in the UK on February 16th, 2004. Above is the cover that was sent to us from the graphic designer.
(thanks to Graham)
Conan O’Brien’s New Year’s episode featured Moby performing a cover of Radiohead’s “Creep”. In case you missed it, Comedy Central will be repeating the episode today, January 1, at 6pm / 5pm CT.
We would like to wish you all happy holidays and a great 2004!
Regular updating to this site should resume after Christmas.
From the Guardian Unlimited site:
Radiohead’s Thom Yorke is live on Guardian Unlimited on Friday November 21 2003 at 5pm talking about the band’s latest project, The Most Gigantic Lying Mouth of All Time.
Several months ago, Radiohead asked their fans to submit any animation or live action work that could be cut to Radiohead music. The result is four half hour programmes featuring a mix of music past, present and future, Thom’s drawings, animation, interviews … all linked by a man called Chieftan Mews.
You can watch it for yourself on http://www.radiohead.tv, and then log on on Friday to talk to Thom about it.
If you have difficulty logging on then email your question to: arts.editor@guardianunlimited.co.uk
Go to http://talk.guardian.co.uk/WebX?50@@.685ec0e1 to ask your question.
(thanks to Matt, Roy, Marcel, & Jonathan)
Entertainment Weekly posted, in their Listen2This section, the top 10 tours of 2003, according to Pollstar.
Radiohead, for the week of 11/7/03, were at $713,630 per week, average. It was number 8 on the list, above Cher and Justin/Christina, but below Bruce/E Street, Aerosmith/Kiss, Dave Matthews Band, Shania, Ozzfest 2003, Fleetwood Mac and the Dead.
(thanks to Heath)