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]]>The footage will be taken from Radiohead Public Library, a new streaming service that contains the group’s albums, B-sides, unreleased tracks, behind-the-scenes photos, promotional performances, concerts, and much more.
“Now that you have no choice whether or not you fancy a quiet night in, may we draw your attention to these entertainments?”- Radiohead wrote in their fan newsletter about the project.
According to the band, they will continue sharing content until they run out of material or the ongoing health crisis calms down.
“We will be releasing one a week until either the restrictions resulting from current situation are eased, or we run out of shows. Which will be first? No-one knows,” they added.
The first show that the band uploaded on YouTube is the “Live from a Tent in Dublin,” which took place in 2000. Radiohead played 23 tracks, many of which came from Kid A album that was released several days prior. The setlist also contains some gems, including rare live performances of “Motion Picture Soundtrack” and “Bullet Proof…I Wish I Was.”
You can watch the show in full below.
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]]>This is why we decided to remember some of the great records from 2000 that became 18-year-olds this year. Some of them are still getting a decent amount of recognition today, while others are maybe unfairly forgotten. Let’s check them out.
You either think that Limp Bizkit’s third studio album Chocolate Starfish and the Hot Dog Flavored Water is either terrible or great. There is no in-between. While the critics didn’t look at this release in the most favorable way, the record ended up topping the US Billboard 200 charts and contains some of the band’s biggest hits like “Rollin’ (Air Raid Vehicle)” and “Take a Look Around.”
Yes, 18 years have passed since Linking Park released their acclaimed debut album. Hybrid Theory came out of nowhere and conquered the music world overnight with the band’s nu-metal sound bringing some fresh air to the stale music scene. The record still stands as the bestselling rock album of the 21st century.
Hardly anyone was ready for Stankonia, OutKast’s fourth studio album. The duo of André 3000 and Big Boi created a lyrically perfect album which revolved around themes of politics, love, parenthood and much more while featuring numerous influences including funk, rave, gospel, and rock. The album received universal acclaim following its release and is now considered as one of the best hip-hop records of all time.
Follow up to Eminem’s breakout record The Slim Shady LP, this album showed that the rappers earlier success wasn’t an accident. The Marshall Mathers LP won the Grammy Award for Best Rap Album and became the fastest selling LP by any solo music artist in the United States. Now old enough to drink alcohol in Europe, it is still one of Eminem’s brightest moments.
While Radiohead divided both the critics and the audience with this experimental album in 2000, Kid A went to achieve critical acclaim in later years. Some magazines and publications, like Rolling Stone, Pitchfork and the Times, even went so far to call it the greatest album of the decade. Tom York and the gang close to their finest.
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]]>The post Radiohead Shares 2000’s Concert Footage “Live From a Tent in Dublin” on YouTube appeared first on Hot Pop Today.
]]>The footage will be taken from Radiohead Public Library, a new streaming service that contains the group’s albums, B-sides, unreleased tracks, behind-the-scenes photos, promotional performances, concerts, and much more.
“Now that you have no choice whether or not you fancy a quiet night in, may we draw your attention to these entertainments?”- Radiohead wrote in their fan newsletter about the project.
According to the band, they will continue sharing content until they run out of material or the ongoing health crisis calms down.
“We will be releasing one a week until either the restrictions resulting from current situation are eased, or we run out of shows. Which will be first? No-one knows,” they added.
The first show that the band uploaded on YouTube is the “Live from a Tent in Dublin,” which took place in 2000. Radiohead played 23 tracks, many of which came from Kid A album that was released several days prior. The setlist also contains some gems, including rare live performances of “Motion Picture Soundtrack” and “Bullet Proof…I Wish I Was.”
You can watch the show in full below.
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]]>The post Five Great Albums that Turns 18 in 2018 appeared first on Hot Pop Today.
]]>This is why we decided to remember some of the great records from 2000 that became 18-year-olds this year. Some of them are still getting a decent amount of recognition today, while others are maybe unfairly forgotten. Let’s check them out.
You either think that Limp Bizkit’s third studio album Chocolate Starfish and the Hot Dog Flavored Water is either terrible or great. There is no in-between. While the critics didn’t look at this release in the most favorable way, the record ended up topping the US Billboard 200 charts and contains some of the band’s biggest hits like “Rollin’ (Air Raid Vehicle)” and “Take a Look Around.”
Yes, 18 years have passed since Linking Park released their acclaimed debut album. Hybrid Theory came out of nowhere and conquered the music world overnight with the band’s nu-metal sound bringing some fresh air to the stale music scene. The record still stands as the bestselling rock album of the 21st century.
Hardly anyone was ready for Stankonia, OutKast’s fourth studio album. The duo of André 3000 and Big Boi created a lyrically perfect album which revolved around themes of politics, love, parenthood and much more while featuring numerous influences including funk, rave, gospel, and rock. The album received universal acclaim following its release and is now considered as one of the best hip-hop records of all time.
Follow up to Eminem’s breakout record The Slim Shady LP, this album showed that the rappers earlier success wasn’t an accident. The Marshall Mathers LP won the Grammy Award for Best Rap Album and became the fastest selling LP by any solo music artist in the United States. Now old enough to drink alcohol in Europe, it is still one of Eminem’s brightest moments.
While Radiohead divided both the critics and the audience with this experimental album in 2000, Kid A went to achieve critical acclaim in later years. Some magazines and publications, like Rolling Stone, Pitchfork and the Times, even went so far to call it the greatest album of the decade. Tom York and the gang close to their finest.
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