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READING & LEEDS

Posted by Lady Newell & Friends on August 31, 2009 at 12:30am

VIDEOS http://www.waste-central.com/video/these-are-my-twisted-words-at http://www.waste-central.com/video/creep-the-national-anthem http://www.waste-central.com/video/15-step-there-there-reading http://www.waste-central.com/video/karma-police-arpeggi-reading PICS !!!! http://www.waste-central.com/photo/album/show?id=2026864%3AAlbum%3A733790 radiohead at reading & leeds on BBC http://www.bbc.co.uk/readingandleeds/2009/watchtv/index.shtml#emp http://www.bbc.co.uk/readingandleeds/2009/watchtv/channel2.shtml#emp http://www.ateaseweb.com/mb/index.php?showtopic=235073937 SETLIST - thanks richarhead & exitmusic !! La banda realiza hoy el último show de lo que sería la parte final del Tour In Rainbows, en los festivales veraniegos europeos. Luego de una presentación impecable en Leeds ayer, hoy le toca el turno al festival Reading. Nuevamente, el escenario fue ocupado previamente por Bloc Party, Vampire Weekend y Yeah Yeah Yeahs Creep The National Anthem 15 Step (Thom dijo Muchas Gracias en español al final) There There Weird Fishes/Arpeggi Karma Police Just Idioteque Jigsaw Falling Into Place Paranoid Android Everything In Its Right Place (con Maps de Yeah Yeah Yeahs como intro) LEDDS SETLIST 1.15 Step 2.Airbag 3.There There 4.All I Need 5.Lucky 6.Nude 7.Morning Bell 8.Weird Fishes/Arpeggi 9.2+2=5 10.a Wolf at the Door 11.Videotape 12.(Nice Dream) 13.The Gloaming 14.Reckoner 15.The National Anthem 16.Bodysnatchers 17.Idioteque — 18.You and whose Army? 19.These are my Twisted Words 20.Jigsaw Falling into Place 21.Paranoid Android 22.Just (aparentemente no estaba en el setlist) 23.Everything In Its Right Place (con Maps de Yeah Yeah Yeahs como intro) PRESS http://www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/music/reviews/reading-festival-radioheads-modern-jazz--wrongfoots-the-crowd-1779630.html

To be free and fabulous

Posted by PrttyBrd on August 30, 2009 at 8:30pm

Not so long ago the slightest thing would induce physical signs of stress. Rushing around for the benefit of others trying to fit an unkempt world into the seemingly hardened schedules of others why I ever bothered trying, I'll never know. The most harmful to me was the migraines and high blood pressure. The most harmful to my family were my increased crankiness and ever-shortening temper. Now, however, after real crises, after sacrifices that were mandatory to save the innocent, well, the rest is not at all important. Not to me anyway. I'm sure those with their organized little lives will hate me just a little for my new found lack of concern for their parameters. But hey, these things happen. We all have enough burdens to shoulder. There is no need for any of us to be strapped with rules imposed by others just to make their lives easier and to hell with our own. If something is late, the world will not end. If I can't bake 60 homemade brownies for a bake sale with just a day's notice, well, be thankful that you have 40 from a box mix and shut the hell up. We can only do what we can do. We will always let someone down. If people have unrealistic expectations of who they think we are, they are only setting themselves up for disappointment. Those who love us, know how we are and love us anyway. Those who are getting to know us have no reason to push us into what they want us to be.I have freed myself from guilt and it is just lovely. After years of trying not to give a crap, it took something enormous to allow me to just let it go. I had wanted to for years. I mean, who wants to give a crap about every stupid little thing? I had begun to hate myself for being bothered when I couldn't get everything done to the specifications of others. But no one else really cared if I was perfect, just me. Talk about wasted time and energy, geez. I used to suck the joy out of just about everything (in my own mind anyway). Now, it is pleasant to experience the little wonders of life when you're not bogged down with what is "supposed" to be getting done. Who's to say how things are "supposed" to be anyway. I have never claimed to be perfect, and I will probably always want to be better than I am. However, if I don't have the time to devote to everyone else's cause, oh well. I will volunteer when or if I can. I will no longer fill empty positions that take too much away from my family, just because someone needs to do it. I am not the only capable person out there, and though I wish everything ran as smoothly as possible, it isn't my sole responsibility to make it so. It is strange to think that not so long ago, just that very thought would make my stomach knot up. It feels good to prioritize life according to my actual priorities and not have things convoluted by others.I was trapped by my desperate need to avoid being selfish. But taking time for yourself in order to keep your sanity is more of a necessity that anything, and choosing family needs above the needs of each individual is easier on a per situation basis. Not everything in life is equal and try as I might I cannot make it so. I'm still getting used to this new outlook, but i am thoroughly enjoying the process. Let's face it, when Mom is happy, everyone is happy. (works for me: )

It's rained. I had my camera broken

Posted by StPo on August 30, 2009 at 2:00pm

It's rained. I had my camera broken

love ...................

Posted by Leilani E. on August 30, 2009 at 8:43am

I love you Thom Yorke, I will see you someday, again...................

after watching mass on television

Posted by nicholas on August 29, 2009 at 7:01pm

a beautiful maladyof holy dread andforgetfulness assembledto remember how itis we've gotten soupset over reaching soinevitable a destinationeveryone born beforethey detonated the firstatomic bombwill die allat onceas if they all didin an instant on thatday and we're all justghosts, projections oftheir hopes mademanifest, burnt and fadingacross the earth, inthe indestructable falloutof their most evilextravagance andafterward our sorryshades will dissipatecowardly into abominableacts, wasting away onchildrens flesh, seekingstern obliteration, yearningfor discipline, for guidanceuntil we can rememberwhat we never learned;how to bebetter men

this is for steve!

Posted by Doris on August 29, 2009 at 3:33am

Thinking about suicide during Karma Police in Poznan

Posted by Rachel on August 28, 2009 at 8:30pm

'...for a minute I lost myself...'
sometimes you feel that you have come to a point in life when it's time to make some profound and severe changes and somehow this seems to be one of those times. not always are these changes for the better but only created to give life a turn, to cut off loose ends and to find interest in something again, and meaning.
of course I am not going to commit suicide, I still have things I am fond of and that mean something to me. I guess. but recently everything seems to fall out and lose shape and importance and I feel neither joy nor interest for things that used to delight me and give me comfort and strength.
as so many other people, I have well laid plans for the case that I should really find that it is time to end this life. mine include a rental boat, a warm sunny day on the ocean, valium and insuline, and a mp3 player. I don't want to die cold.
but it's not time yet and until then I think I will drag myself along and instead of waiting for something to happen will free myself of things that burden me, at least as far as it is in my power to do so.

I quit!

Posted by Owen on August 27, 2009 at 7:41am

I quit reading the paper recently. Life is better because of it.Am I even allowed to when I know that all that shit is going on in the other realm? I float along in my already challenging head space and just acknowledge that there is suffering and pain, problems and strife abundant.But then when I play those notes on the keys, something clicks - It feels good and I want to base the rest of my life around it.BUT YOU WON'T GET A STABLE INCOMEFuck off. I'll be fine. I'm white, middle-class and know how to do things.I also struggle because opinions are so shit and inconsequential. But they are controlling us, and raping our planet.Can someone PLEASE pass the blindfold, I want to sleep now.In the nicest way possible...

...dias anteriores

Posted by Oh wow... but, fuck you. on August 25, 2009 at 8:57pm

Faltaba poco para que radiohead se presentara en nuestro paisy yo todavia tratando de conseguir los malditos mangos que me faltaban.Pasan un par de dias y las entradas se agotan, estaba re bajoneada. No sabia que hacertodavia me acordaba de un concurso en el que me habia anotado, pero como no soyuna persona con mucha suerte, no le di importancia.En una tarde de no se que dia, estaba en la computadora viendo justamente unrecital de los muchachitos en japon, creo. cuando suena el telefono y piden parahablar conmigo, y me dicen: felicidades ganaste un pase para presenciar la prueba de sonidode radiohead... no- lo- podia creer. como pelotuda empeze a temblar, nunca pense que podiaganar algo en mi puta vida y menos algo que queria tanto...CONTINUARA...

THANK YOU RADIOHEAD!!!!! the gig in Prague was perfect! and thank you Thom. You were awesome.You looked realy great. I enjoyed the gig very much. just amazing. I hope you also enjoyed the show:)) and

Posted by Jana on August 24, 2009 at 11:00pm

THANK YOU RADIOHEAD!!!!! the gig in Prague was perfect! and thank you Thom. You were awesome.You looked realy great. I enjoyed the gig very much. just amazing. I hope you also enjoyed the show:)) and i also hope you like Prague!! and i´ll see you here again:))

A letter to Coffee

Posted by Vanessa Vasquez on August 24, 2009 at 10:30am

Dear Coffee:You know I’ve loved you for a long time. That first time we spent together on that drive home from a party like 12 years ago and how you kept me awake so I could get to work that morning on no sleep. All those times you helped me stay up to finish studying or helped me recover from a night of drinking. The many times you’ve woken me up for a workday or just soothed me on a Saturday morning. I’ll never forget those.Yeah sometimes you haven’t been so reliable, sometimes you’ve been kind of weak and other times way too strong but we all have our off days so I understand. I have learned that I just can’t guarantee your goodness with DD so I stopped trying. I find you thoroughly enjoyable at Starbucks but I just can’t afford you there.Anyway, my point is that I think our relationship has gotten to a co-dependent point and I may just need you more than you need me. I know you’ll tell me how much I mean to you and how we have such great memories but it’s just not fair to me. I can’t be the one to do all the brewing and spending all the money.So it’s time for me to step back and see others, maybe drink some tea or just have a fruit smoothie. It’s nothing personal, we had great times but I have to think about myself too.Love always,nessaps. Ok, maybe one more time…for old times sake…but that’s it.

Louisville's Steve Ferguson : Big Beat Rock n' Roll

Posted by redlotus51 on August 23, 2009 at 4:30am

Tomorrow there's going to be a benefit show for one of the best rhythm and blues guitarists going, Steve Ferguson. And we are lucky enough to have him as a fellow Louisvillian, having grown up in Clarksdale, Hazelwood Housing and the Portland and Okalona areas. The benefit will be at Stevie Rays Blues Bar Sunday Aug 23rd at 5pm.Steve was a founding member of NRBQ . Later he had bands Brother Stephen and the Humanitarians and Midwest Creole Ensemble. In 1990 he wrote and played lead guitar on Chuck Berry‘s pianist Johnnie Johnson album "Johnnie Be Bad" along with Keith Richards , Eric Clapton and members of the NRBQ. On the album he sang on his classic “Can You Stand It” and “Baby What’s wrong With You ?”.Around 1992 he formed the band Midwest Creole Ensemble including local guitarist Pat Lentz and bass Monk Mackey, both very good musicians. He had albums “Jack Salmon and Derby Sauce '92“, “Mama-u-Seapa” and “Mo Ho Ho Criollo: Live at the Air Devils Inn “. He did an album with NRBQ's Terry Adams called "Louisville Sluggers" 2006.Early in his career with NRBQ they were the opening act for at "The Fillmore East" for Joe Cocker and The Jeff Beck Group, with Rod Stewart. With the Midwest Creole Ensemble he fronted acts like Dr. John and Marcia Ball. When John Sebastian came to town he noted that one of the country’s great guitar players lived in Louisville and put out a request over the radio that Steve come and play at his show. Which he did.Steve also has a deep spiritual side and I had a good time driving Steve to a church where the service was based on “The Book of Common Prayer”. He has a wonderful album, “The Seven Cantles of Morning Prayer” where Steve wove together various sources including Gnostic and aprochrypha Scriptures and Metaphysical Meditations by Paramahansa Yogananda and beautiful acoustic instrumentation including the dulcimer.More detail in Louisville Music News article :http://www.stevefergusonfund.com/musicnews/index.htm(I AM NOT A MUSIC HISTORIAN SO IF I WAS INCORRECT ON ANY INFORMATION OR LEFT ANYONE OUT, I AM SORRY)Carol and I saw Steve for the first time at the debut Party for "Jack Salmon Derby Sauce" at the old Uncle Pleasants in 1992 and became instant fans. For two or three years Carol and I would go out almost every week to boogie to Hot Walker Blues, Hidie Ho, Shake and Bake and the great "Can You Stand It". We put out mailings for him for a while.Our health failed us and we just couldn't make his midnight starting times or had the energy to dance (and there's no way you go to one of Steve's shows not dance) we could no longer do the "Outer Space Boogie" and I’m sorry to say slowly lost contact with him. He was in West Virginia some of the time.Right now I'm listening to the 2nd solo on Blues #572 to on Johnnie Be Bad and I must say he smoked it, and maybe just bested the first soloist, Eric Clapton.It's a very sad to say that Steve has developed lung cancer and this may be his last show of R'nB' . His health insurance is not nearly covering the medical costs. Anyone willing to help out a fine American artist of the guitar can contact :http://www.stevefergusonfund.com/Greetings, checks and money orders can be made out and sent to:Steve FergusonPO Box 4825Louisville, KY.40204Thank you for your time and consideration.

Frequency festival 2009 St.Pölten

Posted by Radiohead Brasil on August 23, 2009 at 3:30am

Setlist15 StepThere ThereAirbagAll I NeedKid AThe National AnthemNudeWeird Fishes/ArpeggiThe GloamingMyxomatosisClimbing Up The WallsStreet Spirit (Fade Out)VideotapeJigsaw Falling Into PlaceKarma PoliceBodysnatchersIdiotequeEncore 1These Are My Twisted WordsPyramid SongReckoner(Nice Dream)Paranoid AndroidEncore 2Everything In Its Right Place

I become a big Radiohead & Ed O' Brien's fan since when I watched for Tv this concert them at Hammerstein Ballroom- NY/1997!

Posted by natercia(Planet Ed O' Brien) on August 21, 2009 at 10:00pm

Hi everyone!I'm posting my first blog here!The reason why I post it was that many friends of Waste asked me a question about ever since I became a bigRadiohead & Ed O' Brien fan!

It made me to reflect and remember when it occurred really.So I thought that interest in Radiohead, Ed O' Brien came from listening the songs and watch videos in 1997!But, I became a big Radiohead & Ed O' Brien fan when I watched TV (from MTV here) for the first time pieces of theparts of the parts of a Live Concert from Radiohead, the Hammerstein Ballroom in NY/1998!It was not full show but only some parts it.I never had seen one Radiohead Live performance before of this concert for TV.WOW!!!ED O' Brien looked so good looking , still very young and baby there making his fantastic, magic vocalswith his eyes closed!!!And so I FELL IN LOVE WITH ED O' BRIEN (guit/vocals/effects).

It was magic, unforgettable!Ed becomes my muse, lord, prince, baby Ed since this concert in NY/1998!I thinking Ed all the time and it being the reason to be here!

Ed crying during No Surprises and smiling at Lucky,

Ed with his eyes closed singing together with Thom during The Tourist song!

Ed making fabulous vocals in Street Spirit!

Ed has own style to make his fabulous vocals, at Karma Police!

This great, incredible show had my attention for fantastic emotion, perfection and virtuose performanceof the Band and Ed, of course!

I never had seen it before for any other Band!It was magic touching me profound, making me so happy, cheerful, electric and feeling the emotion during all the moments and during each fantastic song!Radiohead & Ed become part of my life since there and make me feeling so happy and my life have reason, much emotion!!!

And after a long time I can to see that same Full Concert with 1:43 now for Youtube!It's Great, fantastic!I always want to see this Concert full!Enjoy!Radiohead concert full at Hammerstein Ballroom NY/1997

I still feel me emotional when watch some this videos posted here or seeing this full concert!Therefore Radiohead is the Best , the most important Band to me since a long time and ED is the guy!

Radiohed is the Best Band of the World!!!

Thankfull to Radiohead & Ed O' Brien for all!

love you, guys!natercia

THESE ARE MY TWISTED WORDS

Posted by Boris Aranibar on August 19, 2009 at 2:51pm

Download free here:http://www.waste.uk.com/Store/waste-radiohead-twisted+words.html

Radiohead to debut new material at Reading And Leeds Festivals

Posted by Radiohead Brasil on August 18, 2009 at 11:27pm

Radiohead to debut new material at Reading And Leeds FestivalsPlus band release 'These Are My TwistedRadiohead to debut new material at Reading And Leeds FestivalsRadiohead to release new EP?Jonny Greenwood has confirmed that the band are preparing to play new material at their headline Reading And Leeds Festivals shows later this month.The band have also made a new song, 'These Are My Twisted Words', available to download free, after it leaked online on August 13.Writing on the band's Dead Air Space blog at Radiohead.com, the guitarist said Radiohead are likely to give a live debut the new song at the shows."So here's a new song, called 'These Are My Twisted Words'," he wrote. "We've been recording for a while, and this was one of the first we finished. We're pretty proud of it. There's other stuff in various states of completion, but this is one we've been practising, and which we'll probably play at this summer's concerts. Hope you like it."NME NewsAugust 17, 2009http://www.nme.com/news/radiohead/46723

The Good Fight

Posted by PrttyBrd on August 18, 2009 at 10:28pm

Though the act itself is a miracle, of sorts, does the struggle to succeed make it a blessing too? Is a bond born in pain stronger than one created in bliss? Is love stronger when you have to fight for it? It seems odd that it would be so. Yet, that is how it feels. When you give of yourself, when you sacrifice so much and you are rewarded in yields of unfathomable proportions, it truly does seem so.

State and perspective

Posted by Marine on August 18, 2009 at 7:59am

That's all there is, right ? The solid tree can creak and moan and break like a bone after being put to the ground, but stay proud and unchanged if left alone. The safety of a simple hotel bed can mutate into a cold sweat-inducing threat once you've realised it does not protect you from height and weight. Saving a spider will uplift your soul but still you are slaughtering an ox without a second thought.Back into the cocoon. Next metamorphosis will be better, for sure. Next time will be safer, maybe.

Radiohead confirma autoria de música

Posted by Radiohead Brasil on August 17, 2009 at 9:30pm

foto Dead Air Space

O guitarrista do Radiohead, Jonny Greenwood, anunciou que a banda está preparando um novo material que será apresentado nos festivais de Reading e Leeds, no Reino Unido, neste mês.Ele confirmou que a música "These Are My Twisted Words", que circulou na internet na semana passada, é realmente da banda."Então, aqui está uma nova música chamada 'These Are My Twisted Words', escreveu o músico no blog da banda."Nós estivemos em estúdio por um tempo, e essa foi a primeira canção que nós finalizamos. Estamos muito orgulhosos disso."Existem outros materiais em diversos estágios de produção, mas foi essa faixa que nós estivemos ensaiando, e que provavelmente tocaremos nas apresentações deste verão. Espero que vocês gostem".Greenwood disponibilizou um endereço gratuito em que é possível fazer o download de "These Are My Twisted Words".da Folha Online17/08/2009 - 15h32http://www1.folha.uol.com.br/folha/ilustrada/ult90u610853.shtmlLink pro download do DAShttp://www.waste.uk.com/Store/waste-radiohead-twisted+words.html

peepeepoopoocacabutton

Posted by Alese on August 16, 2009 at 11:30am

How does she find who she is if she feels like a million different people?What if she's just a completely unoriginal mapped copy of everyone else?Nothing is her own.

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