Watch Radiohead's Full Coachella Performance

Radiohead's headlining set at Coachella from Saturday is now available to watch online.

Setlist:

01 Bloom
02 15 Step
03 Weird Fishes/Arpeggi
04 Morning Mr Magpie
05 Staircase
06 The Gloaming
07 Pyramid Song
08 The Daily Mail
09 Myxomatosis
10 Karma Police
11 Identikit
12 Lotus Flower
13 There There
14 Bodysnatchers
15 Idioteque
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16 Lucky
17 Reckoner
18 After The Gold Rush/Everything In Its Right Place
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19 Give Up The Ghost
20 Paranoid Android

Radiohead Debut Another New Track - Skirting on the Surface

Radiohead debuted another new track, Skirting On The Surface at last night's show in Dallas Texas.

Thom had previously played Skirting On The Surface with Atoms of Peace, but this was the debut Radiohead performance.

The Amazing Sounds of Orgy, from the Amnesiac era also made it's live debut.

Watch Two New Radiohead Songs - Identikit & Cut A Hole

Radiohead debuted two new songs during the first show of their 2012 world tour in Miami last night (February 27).

The band played 24 songs including what is reported as their first ever live performance of 'Meeting In The Aisle' from the band's 'Airbag' EP.

Watch the two new tracks below :

Radiohead - Fat Girl / Fragile Friend - 2 More Lost 1986 Demos Revealed

Another two tracks from Radiohead's 1986 demo tape have been leaked online.

Two tracks ( Everybody Knows and Girl In The Purple Dress ) started circulating a couple of months ago. You can listen to them here : http://active-listener.blogspot.com/2011/11/radiohead-everybody-knows-girl-in.html

All 4 tracks were recorded at Oxfordshire's Abingdon School when the band were still known as On A Friday and before guitarist Jonny Greenwood joined the band.

Fat Girl has a noticable Smiths influence.

Radiohead - Putting Ketchup in The Fridge ( How Do You Sit Still? )

It's been a good time for Radiohead fans lately, with two rare 80's tunes appearing online ( listen here ), a new single and it's b-side ( The Daily mail / Staircase ) starting to circulate online ( listen here ) and now allegedly a previously unknown Bends era outtake has just starting doing the rounds.

The unfortunately titled Putting Ketchup in the Fridge is also known as How Do You Sit Still? and purports to be a demo recording circa The Bends / Pablo Honey, sourced by either someone close to the band or someone who works at EMI depending where you read about it.


Wherever it comes from it's an emotive slow burner - think Fake Plastic Trees or Stop Whispering.


Some doubt it's authenticity, but it sounds like the genuine article to me. And the bottom line is, it's really good so does it really matter if it's not Radiohead? It's one hell of a lot better than those saxed up 80's demos.

Check it out below and let us know what you think :

Radiohead - Listen To - The Daily Mail - Studio Stream

Fresh from Zane Lowe's BBC Radio show, here's a stream of the finished studio mix of the new Radiohead single.

Thanks to We All Want Someone for the stream. Visit their great site too.



You can watch live versions of this and it's b-side from the forthcoming DVD here :
http://active-listener.blogspot.com/2011/12/radiohead-daily-mail-staircase-live.html

Radiohead - The Daily Mail / Staircase - Live From The Basement DVD

Radiohead will release The King of Limbs: Live From the Basement digitally on December 19, and on DVD/Blu-Ray in January.

They'll also release two new tracks "The Daily Mail" and "Staircase" as a single on December 19, although at this point it's unclear whether or not this will be digitally available only.

Both tracks were recorded as part of From the Basement earlier this year, and will appear on the DVD.

You can watch the two new tracks below.

The picture on this post of the Daily Mail has been flipped so everyone looks left handed. Odd.

The tracks themselves are great and a return to form after the challenging King of Limbs album.

Radiohead - Everybody Knows / Girl In The Purple Dress - listen here

These two demo tracks by Radiohead circa 1986, when they were known as On A Friday have just started circulating on youtube.

From their first 1986 demo tape. Baby Radiohead minus Jonny with saxophonist Raz Peterson from the same school.

The 80's keyboard sounds and saxophone definitely date it but the germ of Radiohead's greatness is still evident.

Enjoy!