dear radiohead, i have an idea for the bins at coachella. do you want to hear? your friend, kelly
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Borsec en Barzakie
Il y a certainement plusieurs origines à toutes les histoires. L’une des origines de celle-ci résulte de la rencontre spontanée de Borsec avec Borsec dans une jolie Borsequie, en fait un joli Borsek borseké samedi 13 avril 2010 vers 21h00, alors qu‘un grand brouillard menaçait de s‘installer sur toute la Borsequie depuis quelques jours, parce qu‘un volcan s‘était simplement réveillé sur une île.
Borsec à Borsec: bonjour Borsec
Borsec à Borsec: bonjour Borsec
Borsec à Borsec: puis-je poser ce sac en barsac sur ce siège à côté de vous, je dois passer au pt’it barsac
Borsec à Borsec: mais faites seulement
Borsec revenant du pt’it barsac prend à peine le temps de s’assoir qu’il dit déjà à Borsec: Vous voulez une borsequerie ou ….. un borsec? Ce sont nos invendus du jour, ils sont encore tout frais.
Tout en se disant qu’il fait finalement quand même bon vivre en Borsequie, Borsec répond à Borsec: pourquoi pas, je n’ai pas pris le temps de manger avec tout ce barsak…
Ces borsecs et ces borsequeries sont délicieux et arrivés juste au bon moment .
Borsec tend alors sa topette de borzac à Borsec: vous voulez un petit peu de borzac?
J’en prends presque toujours un peu avant les borzecs;
Borsec à Borsec: Ohhhh du borzak ! super !
Borsec et Borsec sont alors dans les meilleures conditions pour attendre l’entrée en scène de Borsec qui va se produire accompagné par Borsec et Borsec. Ce soir-là, seul Borsec n’avait pas pu être-là, son avion étant resté au sol à cause du grand brouillard. Le fait que ce dernier Borsec n’ait pas pu se déplacer avait provoqué une belle barzakerie, de nombreux Borsecs un peu barzaks voulaient se faire rembourser les borsocs qu’ils avaient dépensé pour cette soirée estimant qu’ils étaient surtout venus pour voir le Borsec qui n’était pas là. Borsec, elle n’avait pas été d’accord de rembourser quoique ce soit, la semaine avait quand même été assez magnifique pour ne pas devoir entrer en matière.
Dimanche 22 janvier mmxii 01:16
Borsek est presque un peu trop barsack; hier soir, il a quasi persuadé ses nouveaux camarades borseques que cet été il iraient certainement borzequer dans une belle région borsèque.
Dans cette belle région borsèque,
presque tous les borsèques sont barzakés par leurs voisins complètement barzakes qui veulent leur prendre leurs jolies collines d’oliviers leurs maisons et finalement tout leur borzeque. Certains Borzèques se défendent, ils sont alors souvent complètement barzaqués, autrement dit barzaqués total. Des milliers de Borsèques de cette région ont ainsi disparu. Les Barsaques n’ont laissé aux Borsèques que deux petites Borsequeries où ils les laissent s’organiser comme ils veulent mais ils barzakent tout le reste.
Changement François Béranger
01:16 - 05:02
Borzek a bien dormi, peut-être trop peu; il se souvient qu’il peut devenir bien barzak si il ne dort pas assez, trop longtemps. Mais pas assez et trop longtemps, ça dure juste depuis trop longtemps . Cette fois Borzek va bien trouver un truc pour ne pas terminer dans la BarzaKie où
deux Barzaks l’avaient emmené il y a quelques années; non, dans cette BarzaKie-là, Borzek n’a vraiment pas envie d’y retourner. Il a trop envie de continuer à borzequer et dans cette BarzaKie-là ce n’était vraiment que barzak. Il arrive même que certains y finissent barzak total bien qu’il y a quelques années, Borzek en était sorti de façon assez rigolote; il y a des pièges barzaques dans lesquels il vaut mieux ne pas se faire attraper deux fois.
came across this news that was dated today, claiming Thom Yorke is dead??
http://thom.yorke.swellserver.com/news/top_stories/auto80.php
SBTRKT has just premiered a [new] track (edit/remix) which is actually from 3 years back. It was originally supposed to be included on his album, but due to the sample it borrows from, Mum track, 'Flow Not So Fast Old Mountain Radio', it was held back. Ambient and ethereal, the song offers chill vibes for those mid-week blues.
It was originally played it in 2009 on Mary Anne Hobbs Guest Mix.
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SBTRKT the stress right out of your head with this one....
Back in August, the harmonic folk rockers Fleet Foxes and beloved harp prodigy Joanna Newsom taped an episode of Austin City Limits which aired recently on PBS.
The performance featured the Foxes' 'Sim Sala Bim', 'Grown Ocean' and 'Helplessness Blues'.
That episode—which includes Newsom's 'Bridges and Balloons', from The Milk-Eyed Mender (2004), and 'Good Intentions Paving Company' from Have One On Me (2010) aired this past weekend [Jan. 21st] If you happened to have missed it, fear not. You can watch it below.
Also, look out for Newsom on an upcoming episode of Portlandia, which airs Friday, 2/17.
If I used my girlfriend's debit card to purchase the tickets during the pre-sale, does she have to be present in order for me to get in with my email confirmation? Or would just the card work? She will be out of town the night of the show and she can't get around it... so she for sure can not be present. I went and talked to the box office at Sprint Center (I'm from Kansas City), and they were extremely confused and humorously befuddled at the peculiar "email confirmation" I had. They initially told me the same thing that they would tell someone who bought a ticket through ticketmaster.... that the card holder had to be present... no exceptions. After I told them it was from a Radiohead fan site and the pre-sale was through Radiohead themselves, they said they had no idea. This really really frustrated me and I am beyond paranoid (Don't worry though, I'm not an android). However, on the email confirmation, it does say that all you need is the email confirmation itself... but I want to know for sure before I show up!!! The only thing the lady said that was even close to comforting was that w.a.s.t.e. would have a separate entrance to the venue and that their terms would override Sprint Center's. Is this accurate? If so, am I completely screwed? Any previous experience or information regarding the entrance process would be incredibly helpful. PLEASE!
Dylan Baldi of the band Cloud Nothings must be thrilled to be no longer residing in his parent's basement. Because this time last year, that is exactly where he and his fellow members were stuck recording and rehearsing. Now signed to Carpark records and with the release of their newest album 'Attack On Memory' the guys are hitting the road for some much needed [leg-stretching] tours. The album was produced by Steve Albini, who helped create albums for big names like Nirvana, Cheap Trick, Pixies, and PJ Harvey. In fact, you can hear a bit of rough Cobain riffs in the album.
Influenced by retro punk and sounding a lot like The Vines, Cloud Nothings might seem like a misleading name, but it shouldn't detract from the gruff and lo-fi power they keep putting out.
Judge for yourself if the hype is worth it. Album is out today.
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If anyone can recover from all this negative buzz, its going to be Lana Del Ray. Her album, just released yestermorn, is bound to see some noteworthy sales. Especially--considering all the recent noteworthy remixes courtesy of Joy Orbinson, Hype Machine, White Lies and AlunaGeorge.
Now she's enlisting even more heavy hitters: Clams Casino and Woodkid. Theyre more reserved when compared to the previous mixes we've heard. Casino's version of 'Born To Die' is a darker Nine Inch Nails-esque number complete with all the clicks and whistles one would hear on Reznor's 'Ghosts I-IV' album. Woodkid's rendition is part military march, part epic soundtrack. Very much diggin' the latter here.
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Lana Del Rey - Born To Die (Clams Casino Remix)
Lana Del Rey - Born To Die (Woodkid & The Shoes Remix)
BONUS:
Lana Del Rey - Born To Die (PDP 13 Remix)
I could really go for some italian right now....
Dear Radiohead,
Not sure if you pay any attention to the postings here on W.A.S.T.E., but if you are, you will surely notice how burned so many of your REAL fans feel after some of the the agonizing ticket sale fiascos of the past few weeks. Getting to know some of these folks by their W.A.S.T.E. postings (which means they are true and engaged fans), it has been heartbreaking to feel their disappointment at not having any REAL shot at buying tickets to see you guys in the Southern California area; up all night to dutifully try the pre-sales, logging on at the exact time to try the on-sales, etc, being told SECONDS after logging on that you're SOL pal. Then minutes afterward, seeing tickets popping up on scalper sites, craigslist, etc. for many hundreds and even thousands of dollars. Really!!! What gives?
I know that this is not what you guys are really about. These fans in particular, are the ones who really love your music. They're not the people who got all worked up about you when you got really popular from The Bends and OK Computer because you were the hot shit flavor of the moment, then slammed you for being all "weird" with Kid A, etc. (remember?: "where are the guitars!!!?"), or even the idiots who said "King of Limbs... It's so short!" (imagine... morons). No... they are the core fans who are really down for the twisting, turning wild musical journey that you guys are on (that WE are on too), no matter where that takes us all. They are the ones really listening to the music, and not there for the "scene".
But the truth is, for better or worse, your preeminent musical vision has made you cultural "icons" as such, and therefore- there's all the bullshit that comes along with that. The scene-sters want to flock to you, and will pay anything to bask in your aura, and the opportunists, who recognize the deep passion of your true fans, seek to exploit that by re-selling them the "lucky" chance to participate in the musical journey (for mucho $$$$). You guys are great, but you're no Bieber! Meaning: as great as you are, most of the pop "mainstream" is still "Radio-who???" The intense demand for your tickets is not driven by mass pop hysteria, but mostly by deeply passionate music-heads. And unfortunately, passion like this is easily taken advantage of.
It is time to realize that you guys are both the creators AND the beneficiaries of a very unique, wonderful, and hopefully long lasting musical juggernaut, and that, again- for better or worse, this means you have to do things a little differently. I think you realized this when you revolutionized the joint with the way you got In Rainbows out there. Now, it seems time to take an equally revolutionary tack with the way your concert tickets are sold. The truly faithful need (and deserve) to have a clearer path to getting tickets for your shows. Please reference the way the Grateful Dead used to sell tickets to their shows: the GREATER percentage of their tickets (sometimes ALL the tickets for a show), were sold only through their fan club, via mail, and it was a true and fair lottery. Maybe you guys could come up with an approach which is as new, cool, and fresh as your music is! I know you can do it. If the Dead could do it for their Dead-Heads, you can do something right by your Head-Heads. And we Head-Heads hope there will be many many more years of wonderful music from you all for us to support, and that we will get a fair chance to be part of the ride. Thanks for listening.
Sincerely, Mad Johnny
The Sleep Thief has come again in the night to snatch away my dreams.
He hands me the watch and says "Here, keep it" I give it back to
Him saying in reply " Sorry, I don't believe in Time.
Only the distance between the dimentions of space and sound"...
As usual He laughs at me and dissapears into the dark.
Once He's gone I close my eyes and project
myself outside my body into those other dimensions--
the dimensions where I am not limitted by my body.
And then it's me who is laughing, but not at him, not at anybody
but myself.
If I keep it, it's gone...
If I let it go it always comes back.
My dreams travel faster than the speed of light.
He can tell me the times ticking, but
He can never catch me in my sleep.
A while ago, came across a tribute album developed in honor of the 10th Anniversary of Ok Computer. Not sure it got the attention it deserved then, so figured if there was ever a place to share it, this would be it.
It features a motley crew of bands from all genres so there is bound to be something for everyone. Whether you prefer the more poppy or more experimental. All accounted for here.
Dig in.
Tracklist:
14. Doveman - Airbag
13. Slaraffenland - Paranoid Android
12. Mobius Band - Subterranean Homesick Alien
11. Vampire Weekend - Exit Music (For A Film)
10. David Bazan's Black Cloud - Let Down
9. John Vanderslice - Karma Police
8. Samson Dalonga Feat. The Found Sound Orchestra - Fitter Happier
7. Cold War Kids - Electioneering
6. The Twilight Sad - Climbing Up The Walls
5. Marissa Nadler Feat. Black Hole Infinity - No Suprises
4. My Brightest Diamond - Lucky
3. Flash Hawk Parlor Ensemble - The Tourist
2. Northern States - No Surprises**
1. Chris Walla - Polyethylene (Parts 1 & 2)**
**B-sides
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OKX - A Tribute To Ok Computer
Been a while since a Radiohead post, so no choice but to dig through the archives for some gems. Reckon most people have heard the majority of these, but for those who have not, they're quite worth checking out: Radiohead's top 20 covers. Debatable, of course.. What is not, is the fact Thom Yorke loves Neil Young.
All the songs considered are only ones on which Thom sings. Which is pretty solid criteria for this post. Some of the covers include classic Pink Floyd, Joy Division and Neil Young, plus some Oasis and Bjork.
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20. Radiohead - Wonderwall (Oasis Cover)
19. Radiohead - Down By The River (Neil Young Cover)
18. Radiohead - Sing A Song For You (Tim Buckley Cover)
17. Radiohead - I'll Wear It Proudly (Elvis Costello Cover)
16. Radiohead - Cinnamon Girl (Neil Young Cover)
15. Radiohead - Shot By Both Sides (Magazine Cover)
14. Radiohead - On The Beach (Neil Young Cover)
13. Radiohead - Tell Me Why (Neil Young Cover)
12. Radiohead - Rhinestone Cowboy (Glen Campbell Cover)
11. Radiohead - The Thief (Can Cover)
10. Radiohead - Unravel (Björk Cover)
9. Thom Yorke - All For The Best (Miracle Legion Cover)
8. Radiohead - The Rip (Portishead Cover)
7. Atoms For Peace - Love Will Tear Us Apart (Joy Division Cover)
6. Radiohead - Nobody Does It Better (Carly Simon Cover)
5. Sparklehorse (Feat. Thom Yorke) - Wish You Were Here (Pink Floyd Cover)
4. Radiohead - Union City Blue (Blondie Cover)
3. Radiohead - Ceremony (Joy Division Cover)
2. Thom Yorke - After The Gold Rush (Neil Young Cover)
1. Radiohead - The Headmaster Ritual (The Smiths Cover)
If there is anything you feel is left out, please drop a note below and I'll try to remedy the situation.
