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Everything from here looks fractal, a cage opening into other cages. Infinitely.
Thom's window into early influences/various modes --> https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/p07gyff3
really love hearing (rebroadcast but who cares)!
https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m000g5bg
Photos
http://www.waste-central.com/photo/albums/eob-7-march-2020-6-music-festival-london-uk
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Ed O'Brien live from 6 Music Festival
https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m000g5bn
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EOB - Shangri-La (6 Music Festival 2020)
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Ed O’Brien’s post
https://www.facebook.com/EOBBandOfficial/
https://twitter.com/EOBOfficial/status/1236722253439565830
https://www.instagram.com/p/B9e5pBCppNK/
Looking forward to joining @TherealNihal today on @bbc5live from 2pm...
— Ed O'Brien (@EOBOfficial) March 2, 2020
Tune in at https://t.co/AOOiowMAQF
Ed will be substituting Iggy Pop this Friday to present a BBC 6 Music radio programme on Friday, 21st. 7pm UK time
https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m000fhf4
.@mrjamesholden and Sarah Davachi will be joining the Tomorrow’s Modern Boxes tour across the US and Mexico shows. Tickets and information on which shows they will perform at here https://t.co/1fcfeBAqzO@nigelgod@tarikbarri@deadskinboy pic.twitter.com/8Cf3cfyeZH
— Thom Yorke (@thomyorke) February 12, 2020
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EOB - Live in Los Angeles - Feb 2020 - Ed O'Brien
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Photos
http://www.waste-central.com/photo/albums/eob-10-february-2020-le-poisson-rouge-new-york-ny-usa
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[YouTube Playlist] EOB / 10 February 2020 / Le Poisson Rouge / New York, NY / USA
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https://www.instagram.com/p/B8aJYu7J-80/
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Photos
http://www.waste-central.com/photo/albums/eob-8-february-2020-lincoln-hall-chicago-il-usa
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[YouTube Playlist] EOB / 8 February 2020 / Lincoln Hall / Chicago, IL / USA
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https://www.instagram.com/p/B8VY_wcJNE4/
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https://twitter.com/EOBOfficial/status/1226144388935540737
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http://www.waste-central.com/photo/albums/eob-7-february-2020-on-great-hall-toronto-canada
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https://www.instagram.com/p/B8TBCUWpWyV/
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Brazil - EOB - Live in Toronto 2020 - Live Debut - Ed O'brien
EOB Live Debut - Mass - Toronto 2020 - Ed O'brien
EOB Live Debut - Love Story, Shangri-La - Toronto 2020 - Ed O'brien
EOB Live Debut - Long Time Coming - Toronto 2020 - Ed O'brien
EOB Live Debut - On My Own - Toronto 2020 - Ed O'brien
EOB Live Debut - Olympik - Toronto 2020 - Ed O'brien
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Ever heard of biorythms which is about our energy cycles? Tried this stuff, it's relatively accurate. checked compatibility with various people I know well and the results are quite relevant though honestly it needs more than that for two people to get along in any type of relationship. But it might explains why some people are boosting you up and others draining you whether physically, emotionally or intellectually.
Why am I telling you all this here?
Wait!
Just for fun I've tried Radiohead's members' biorythm compatibilities. You have physical, intellectual and emotional and to keep it short here, I'm only giving overall compatibility (which is the average of the three biorythms of each person with the other one). So here goes:
Thom/Jonny: 93%
Thom/Phil: 88%
Ed/Phil: 76%
Jonny/Phil: 74%
Colin/Phil : 69%
Ed/Colin: 68%
Jonny/Colin : 59%
Thom/Colin: 58%
Thom/Ed: 54%
Jonny/Ed: 27%
Not surprised Phil scores high. He appears to be the most overly compatible with everyone but then if you take biorhythms separately, you may note huge differences like Thom and Colin are 98% intellectually compatible (according to this stuff).
Fancy having a try? There are plenty on the web. This one's as good as any: https://www.biolovematch.com/
Couldn't resist trying my own compatibilities with them. Some might not be surprised of the result :D
Ed/me: 91%
Phil/me: 83%
Colin/me: 72%
Thom/me: 69%
Jonny/me: 59%
Here again details are amusing. Like an astounding 99%physical compatibility with Eeeed and a 97% emotional compatibility with Thom (that's our absolute physical incompatibility that lowers the score here) and I have 96% intellectual with Phil and Colin.
You may hare yours here if you wish.
Love the Library set up. Spent the day watching and reading. I fell in love again with my five guys of Radiohead. Thank you guys so much for this gift! Can't wait to wake up every day and watch/read something new. I only came along in 2008. I remember however screaming at my son to turn it down!! The song he was listening to: Creep. Imagine that! Peace and Blessings to all who developed the Library, and I can't wait to get my card all set up. <3
What I am about to say never happened, what I mean to say is that it
happened many years ago. I’d rented a tuxedo and, in my boxer shorts
& white-pressed shirt, was thinking seriously of putting it on where I
stood beneath the moon’s gaunt winter gape. As if by putting the tuxedo
on I might feel, yes, feel a flood of insurgency. Like that from a dull
lightning bolt or the dolt provided from an elephant gun’s recoil. But it
was getting late, or as monks might say early, and I doubted my given
knack to reach the Dogwood branch where the rented suit hung like the
lost albatross of my soul, high above a ladder’s reach, swaying ever so
gently. The moon was scantly visible, the faint sliver of a nickel entering
its cosmic slot. ‘Surely, it’s nothing a cow would jump over,’ I heard
myself mumble to the grapevine before taking a heavy pull from the boot-
legger’s cigar that, for reasons which still baffle me, I had been carrying
for some months. Moments passed while I allowed myself to choke on what
was a questionable aroma. Soon a cardinal began to sing of the Mona Lisa
while the wind whispered of the frailty of my life—the mind’s poor empty
pushcart, its sterile efforts to make light if not sense of the paper airplanes
which had crumpled to little balls, the whole kingdoms that had been crush-
ed by the ocean’s ugly command. ‘Was there no permanence,’ I recall saying
as, crying like a child lost in his sandbox, the high-rise of waves began to crash.
(CopyRight 2020; eh)
ANOTHER STREET AT THE END OF THE WORLD, for Mark Strand
Who knows how the gods spend their nights.
Do they hang their sweet little heads
In the lullaby of the gallows, just to live a little?
Or with pistols and grenades drawn to hand
Play a game of German spotlight to pass the time?
Is it true, as my kindergarten teacher twice said,
That they live on ‘a peachy isle of black rainbows,’
At the end of which there’s no itchy pot of gold,
But one grey puddle in which all our dreams
And troubles mix? And what about their clothes?
Do they ever go out of style, or is it purely as it was
In those first few chapters of Genesis, without a stitch?
‘If only (again) I could see right through it, to the beyond! –’
Once my Grandfather said before bending my ear
To simply whisper how even the gods spend their nights
Whistling up and down departed streets to keep the silence
Awake—some of them dressed in long evening gowns that,
Grown so thin and tired, reveal old-sailor tattoos, and so confess
Of certain names and dates as if, in this other life, they are
Merely the spent mercenaries of what is something else altogether.
Oh man, bad start to my day, today. I had no idea that Neil Peart had been diagnosed with a brain tumour over three years ago. One of my favourite drummers, an absolute legend. I saw them on their "Permanent Waves" tour way, way back in Brighton and London.
This video captures perfectly Rush's amazing music and sense of fun! Enjoy!
