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En la revista UNCUT de Jan 99 viene un reportaje
de RH , incluye una entrevista con Thom ) y otra con el director de Meeting...,
ademas de fotos bastante buenas.
REVOLUTION IN THE HEAD (Select Nov.99)
Select presents the two part definitive story of
every Radiohead song ever from "Creep", through "My iron Lung", to "High
And Dry". From there to "paranoid android", "Lucky" and "No Surprises".
Next month out 1-Nov.
Resumenes 99
Con el fin de la decada de los noventa, revistas
y canales de TV estan haciendo sus tradicionales resumenes. Q magazine,
la revista inglesa en su numero de diciembre, lo hace en formato año
a año "The 90 Best Albums of the 1990s", los discos del año,
logicamente OK Computer esta destacado en el del año 97 asi como
The Bends figura en el del año 95. El magazine Rocksound
en su formato español, tambien le dedica un espacio a radiohead,
como uno de los 25 nombres que marcaron el rock en los 90. El programa
de la BBC The Ozone coloca Creep en el numero 3 de su particular
top ten de los 90, y el canal aleman
Viva 2 hace apartados por años
y tambien ha destacado a radiohead en sus diferentes emisiones. En este
momento hay varias listas de votacion abiertas en diferentes medios de
comunicacion, asi que esto no ha hecho mas que empezar
Radiohead están entre los diez mejores
discos de la década en la lista de El País de las Tentaciones:
Radiohead. O. K. computer (Emi, 1997). ¿Los
nuevos U2? Mucho más que eso. Los británicos Radiohead realizaron
un clásico del pop moderno. Siempre conmovedora la voz de Tom Yorke,
el grupo enfrenta sonidos del momento sin abandonar lo clásico.
Cada nueva escucha aumenta su belleza. C. M.
Les Inrockuptibles :
25 albums pour 25 ans :
I) Grace - Jeff Buckley 2) The queen is dead - The
smiths 3) Ok computer - Radiohead 4) Dummy - Portishead 5) Doolittle
- Pixies 6) Blue lines - Massive attack 7) Nevermind - Nirvana 8) Closer
- Joy Division 9) Automatic for the people - R.E.M. 10) London Calling
- The Clash 11) Homogenic - Björk 12) Loveless - My bloody valentine
13) Mezzanine - Massive attack 14) The Bends - Radiohead 15) Maxinquaye
- Tricky 16) The stone roses - The stone roses 17) Fantaisie militaire
- Alain Bashung 18) To bring you my love - PJ Harvey 19) Debut - Björk
20) Dry - PJ Harvey 21) Daydream nation - Sonic youth 22) Odelay - Beck
23) Vauxhall & I - Morrissey 24) First - Thinderstick 25) If you're
feeling sinister - Belle and sebastian
Inkblot Magazine OK Computer 'Album of the Decade'.
Radiohead OK Computer Are you surprised? Radiohead
would want it that way. Wise beyond its years, OK Computer made it okay
for rockers to rock and be intelligent. Otherworldly guitars, swooning
mellotrons and seraphic vocals laugh in the face of prog and make feeling
disconnected and aliented dangerously soothing. We weren't sure if they'd
rise above "Creep," but they did. When we thought The Bends was a modest
triumph in the battle for our brains, they won the war with OK Computer.
Your daughter won't ask you who Radiohead were, she'll know. The "stoodents"
prevail
'The Bends' came in 9th on the 'Top 50 Albums
of the Century' list at Virgin.net.
Belgian radiostation 'Studio Brussel' is holding
its annual list of the best 150 songs of the last 40 years. Radiohead made
the list several times: Street Spirit (#22), Paranoid Android (#25), Karma
Police (#52) and Fake Plastic Trees (#120).
TOP 10 ALBUMS OF THE 90'S - RADIOHEAD TOP THE
UNDERCOVER POLL
Following yesterdays story on the Top 90 of the 90's,
Undercover conducted a snap poll to see how you rated the best of the decade.
Thanks to the hundreds of people who responded at
such short notice.
Without a doubt, the Top album of the decade as polled
by Undercover readers goes to Radiohead's 'O.K. Computer'.
Radiohead have topped the Undercover top album poll
for three years running now.
1. Radiohead 'O.K. Computer'2. Jeff Buckley
'Grace'3. Nirvana 'Nevermind'4. Live 'Throwing Copper' 5. Radiohead
'The Bends' 6. Pearl Jam 'Ten' 7. Metallica 'Metallica' 8. Korn "Korn'
9. The Verve 'Urban Hymns'10. silverchair 'Neon Ballroom'
The 'Best Spins of the Decade'?
1. Nirvana - Nevermind (1991) 2. Public Enemy - Fear
of a Black Planet (1990) 3. PJ Harvey - To Bring You My Love (1995) 4.
Beck - Odelay (1996) 5. Pavement - Slanted and Enchanted (1992) 6. Hole
- LiveThrough This (1994) 7. Bjork - Post (1995) 8. Dr. Dre - The Chronic
(1992) 9. Radiohead - OK Computer (1997) 10. Chemical Brothers - Dig Your
Own Hole (1997(bigmouth)
There is a mini-feature on the upcoming Radiohead
album in the latest issue of
Select Magazine (February 2000) with
Thom on the cover
 Radiohead
Guitarist's Online Diary Gives Glimpse Of New LP
Radiohead are providing a treat for anyone curious
about the recording process: Their guitarist is keeping an online diary
of the sessions for the British art-rock band's next album, expected to
be released in May or June.
In the diary's record of the sessions for the follow-up
to 1997's OK Computer, Ed O'Brien expresses elation when lead singer Thom
Yorke plays a song the diarist thinks sounds "great." But he gets frustrated
at a later session, saying the band is "essentially in limbo," when what
he considers unproductive talk gets in the way of music-making.
http://www.sonicnet.com/news/archive/newsframe.jhtml?id=517864&pid=506968....
Nightshift: <<THE BEST AND WORST OF TIMES -
Local pop people pick their pickled peck of prominent pop moments This
month: Radiohead's Ed O'Brien. - BEST EVER GIG IN OXFORD: Arthur Turner's
Lovechild at the Jericho Tavern in 1992 - top tunes delivered as only ATL
can. 'Telescope' was simply awesome. WORST EVER GIG IN OXFORD: On A Friday
at that gig in the pub in Osney - five people there and Nigel Powell (him
of Unbelievable Truth) didn't know there was an off switch for the smoke
machine.>>
Phil ( Melody Maker): "We're just beavering away
in the studio on new material and we hope to have something out there in
the next century." Phil took part in a drumathon in Oxford, and he was
asked about the current activities of the band. He said that no live dates
are confirmed.(August 99)
The current issue of JETLAG Magazine (http://www.jetlagmag.com)
includes an interview with Stanley Donwood who does the artwork and an
analysis of the OK Computer world.
Q readers name the 100 Greatest Stars of the 20th
Century
When Q magazine readers were asked to chew their
pencils, scratch their heads and drum their fingers in a bid to name the
100 Greatest Stars of the 20th Century, the response came thick and fast.
British artists did outstandingly well garnering a whopping 46 per cent
of the vote, with 41 per cent of stars originating in the US and 13 from
elsewhere on the globe.
So who soared above mere mortals to reach the number
one spot? Here's the top 20 for your immediate consumption, but if you
want the whole enchilada subscribe to the August issue of Q.
1. John Lennon 2. Paul McCartney 3. Kurt Cobain 4.
Bob Dylan 5. Elvis Presley 6. David Bowie 7. Madonna 8. Noel Gallagher
9. Liam Gallagher 10. Michael Stipe 11. Keith Richards 12. Bob Marley 13.
Freddie Mercury 14. Frank Sinatra 15. Jimi Hendrix 16. Thom Yorke 17.
Aretha Franklin 18. Bono 19. James Brown 20. Brian Wilson.... (Q
magazine)
Guitarecollector's,#18 de Mars/Avril/Mai. est
un magazine technique et son édition de Avril/Mai/Juin est consacrée
à Radiohead. Avec des extraits de partitions de pas mal de chansons
et un CD avec des exercices pour apprendre à jouer de la guitare
comme Radiohead. Il va y avoir plein de guitaristes français dans
leurs garages qui vont beaucoup suer sur leurs guitares pour savoir jouer
comme Jonny ! Les photos ne sont pas récentes, le petit historique
du groupe semble entièrement copié de sites internet, mais
l'article qui analyse la musique de Radiohead dans toutes ses composantes
est excellent.
(L. Boisnard-Paris)
Rocksound Spain
El numero de febrero de la revista Rocksound en su
edicion española dedica tres paginas al concierto de Radiohead en
Paris, con buenas fotos. Y ademas hay un reportaje sobre velvet Goldmine
Q Magazine
The 100 greatest singles of all time
33 Creep
22 Paranoid Android
Radiohead France
Malgré une activité inexistante en
France durant l'année 98, Radiohead apparait dans le référendum
de fin d'année des Inrockuptibles (numéro 179, 23 décembre
98 au 5 janvier 99) : - Meilleur groupe : 5ème Radiohead - Meilleur
chanteur : 4ème Thom Yorke - Espoir 1999 : 4ème Radiohead
Meilleur single : 5ème Drugstore "El President",
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Meilleur album jazz : 1er Brad Mehldau
Inrockuptibles : <<WAR CHILD, l'association
humanitaire britannique créée en 95 pour récolter
des fonds en faveur des enfants de Bosnie, devrait à nouveau faire
appel, d'une façon non-encore définie, à la générosité
de ses concitoyens pour aider les jeunes victimes du conflit kossovar.
Il y à quatre ans, War Child avait été l'instigatrice
du projet Help, compilation pour laquelle se mobilisa une quinzaine d'artistes
issus de la scène rock anglaise Chemical Brothers, Radiohead, Charlatans,
Orbital, Stone Roses, P.J. Harvey, Oasis, Paul Weller etc. et véritable
succès commercial dont les bénéfices permirent à
l'association de fournir vêtements, vivres et médicaments
aux enfants bosniaques.15 avril 1999>
NME : <<Meanwhile, War Child, the charity
that raised funds for to help children of nearby Bosnia during the conflict
there in 1995 are currently planning an effort to help young victims of
the conflict of Kosovo. Four years ago, the charity asked The Chemical
Brothers, Radiohead, Oasis, Suede, The Stone Roses, The Charlatans, Paul
Weller, Blur, Manic Street Preachers, Terrorvision and Portishead to record
tracks for the highly successful "Help" CD. Full details of the new campaign
will be revealed IN NME in the next couple of week. 13 April 1999>>
LENNON RATED GREATEST SINGER EVER
Top News John Lennon, whose albums with The Beatles
almost always head all-time Top 10s, has hit number one in a new poll in
his own right - as the greatest singer of all time.
Yet the late rock legend's former band-mate Paul
McCartney, with whom Lennon shared vocal duties, weighs in at only number
seven of the top 100 singers compiled by Mojo magazine.
Half of the stars in the Top 10 - including Elvis
Presley, at number two, and Frank Sinatra, at number four - are dead.
Lennon, who had his first hit with Give Peace A Chance
30 years ago, while The Beatles were in a state of flux, was shot dead
in New York outside his apartment in 1980.
His death helped to propel his single (Just Like)
Starting Over to the top of the charts and became his first solo number
one. Two others, Imagine and Woman, followed.
Van Morrison is just outside the all-time Top 10
at number 11, while David Bowie is at 13 and Mick Jagger at 16.
The choices in the poll are clearly the works of
music aficionados rather than the casual pop listener.
Nick Drake, Captain Beefheart, Peter Green are chosen
in preference to chart stars such as Michael Jackson and George Michael.
But many contemporary artists do make the grade,
with Liam Gallagher of Oasis,
Thom Yorke of Radiohead and R.E.M.'s
Michael Stipe figuring in the list.
The Top 10: 1 John Lennon, 2 Elvis Presley, 3 Aretha
Franklin, 4 Frank Sinatra, 5 Bob Dylan, 6 Roy Orbison, 7 Paul McCartney,
8 Otis Redding, 9 Robert Plant, 10 Ray Charles.
Q.
Dans une interview dans l'édition
de mai 1999 du magazine Q, Michael Stipe a répondu à une
question posée par un lecteur : Q : What is you favourite Radiohead
song ? MS : I heard something new yesterday that was fantastic. That's
all I'm going to give you. Other than that, Lucky. It's a beautiful song.
MTV USA's 120 Minutes showed a scene from
Meeting People is Easy last night, from near the end of the film where
the song Palo Alto is played. On May 2nd, the show will have an hour devoted
to Radiohead showing more clips from the film.
The transcript of the recent Sonicnet chat with Grant
Gee (Meeting People is Easy director) is now up to read
Radiohead
Film Focuses On Dark Side Of Rock Spotlight Documentary chronicling
band's 1997-98 world tour paints austere picture of fame.
Radiohead are currently working on the follow-up
to "OK Computer," which was certified platinum in the U.S. (1 million copies
shipped). No release date for the new album has been set. Billboard
les charts Inrockuptibles/Fnac
(i.e. meilleurs ventes dans les magasins Fnac de
France publiées dans Les Inrockuptibles #188 du 3 au 9 mars 99),
la réédition de "My Iron Lung" est entrée à
la 33ème place
OK en MONDO SONORO
La revista Mondo Sonoro ha realizado una lista de
los mejores discos de la decada. OK Computer esta en el numero 16. Califican
a radiohead de "apasionante ente creativo" y al album de intimista y oscuro.
Estrenada en españa velvet Golmine
El suplemento
tentaciones
de El pais le dedico un reportaje
THOM'S EARLY YEARS: A HALF-STONED COWBOY
RADIOHEAD have made an unexpected appearance on the
new single by Oxford synth-experimenters SPU.N.K.L.E ALL STARS.
The band have been sampled from a rare early performance
at Oxford's Jericho Tavern in December 1992 where they performed covers
of GLEN CAMPBELL's 'Rhinestone Cowboy', THE BEATLES' 'Money' and their
own interpretation of 'Hooked On Classics' - a medley of classical favourites
set to a disco beat.
The SPU.N.K.L.E single 'Where Will You Be This Christmas?'
(out on Shifty Disco) focuses particularly on THOM YORKE's between-song
banter, including Thom saying: "And now, to further our argument that pop
is dead..." before he launches into the 'Hooked On Classics'-style instrumental.
A spokeswoman for Radiohead told NME: "We get calls
every day about people doing Radiohead stuff in one way or another. Honestly,
they're really not bothered."
The performance was part of a series of concerts,
where up-and-coming Oxford bands perform covers of old songs.
NME
Mike D, Thom Yorke & DJ Shadow Join Handsome
Boy Modeling School
The Handsome Boy Modeling School sounds like a front
for a NAMBLA command center. Thankfully, it's only an ultra-bizarre name
for an experimental, hip-hop-skewed album created by Bay Area DJs/producers
Dan "The Automator" Nakamura and Prince Paul. The album, due out next April
on Tommy Boy, will feature an all-star cast of trendy urban technicians,
MCs, indie and electronica bedfellows, and alt-giants, such as DJ Shadow,
Beastie Boy Mike D, Alec Empire and Radiohead frontman Thom Yorke -- all
too old and hairy in the wrong places to join an actual handsome boy modeling
school. According to Nakamura, the "hip-hop textured" album will consist
of between fifteen to twenty "things," some of which will be skits, and
the rest songs. "It's not necessarily gonna be a big singles record or
anything," he says. "But it's gonna be a cool record, I hope. I mean, so
far the cuts we've done, I like 'em." Right now, eleven tracks -- all produced
by Nakamura (Cornershop's When I Was Born For the 7th Time) and Prince
Paul (De La Soul's 3 Feet High and Rising) are in various stages of completion,
with Mike D and Cibo Matto vocalist Miho Hatori collaborating on a song
called "Metaphysical," German underground legend Alec Empire and indie
hip-hop trio Company Flow providing flows on "Megaton B-Boy," and DJ Shadow
and Mixmaster Mike doing justice to "Holy Calamity." Other artists making
contributions to the album include Brand Nubian's Maxwell "Grand Puba"
Dixon and Derrick "Sadat X" Murphy, Ice Cube's cousin Del tha Funkee Homosapien,
Chinese-Canadian DJ Kid Koala, and unofficial Beastie Boy Money Mark. While
the Modeling School project progresses, Nakamura, Prince Paul and Dust
Brother Mike Simpson are juggling another more mainstream brainchild called
the Good, the Bad and the Ugly. "Generally, we've been designating Mike
as the ugly," jokes Nakamura. Under the trio's guidance, Cornershop and
De La Soul have already recorded their contributions to the album, with
future cameos expected from Beck and Wu-Tang Clan's RZA. Altogether, Nakamura
expects between eight to ten vocal tracks on the album, which is slated
for a release on Dreamworks some time next fall. "It's a little more up
the middle than [the Handsome Boy Modeling School]," he says. BLAIR R.
FISCHER (December 4, 1998) http://www.jamtv.com,
Radioheadless
Radiohead and Bush have turned down offers to headline
Lollapalooza '99. "We've had ongoing discussions with [Marilyn] Manson's
management," said a festival organizer, "but it hasn't progressed anywhere
beyond that." Meanwhile, Radiohead's Thom Yorke says fame is "bollocks"
in Radiohead's Meeting
People Is Easy film, which premiered in the U.K. Monday. SonicNet
...RADIOHEAD have issued a statement distancing
themselves from the LA play 'The Untitled Radiohead Project'.
This follows reports from several US web sites last
weekend that the theatre director responsible for the work had received
a telephone call from Warner Chappell music, Radiohead's publishers, threatening
to place an injunction on the play.
The statement from the band read:
"The band knew nothing about the play until it had
opened and reviews had started to come in.
"The script of the play is made up entirely of Radiohead
lyrics, and the main character's name is Thom.
"Neither Radiohead nor Warner Chappell, were approached
for permission to use the lyrics.
"They were upset that no attempt had been made to
ask for, or obtain permission from themselves or their publisher, something
that would have been at least courteous.
"However, the band do not want to enforce closure
of the show. The play will be allowed to run, on the understanding that
the proceeds are going to charity(NME)
Play Built Around Radiohead Lyrics Wins Raves
http://www.addict.com
Thurs., November 19, 9:04 PM EST ]
Director Says Radiohead Play Facing Early Curtain
Claims project inspired by British art-rock band
endangered by publisher who owns rights to group's lyrics.
Radiohead
Show Will Go On Despite Raising Band's Ire British art-rockers are
distancing themselves from play based on group's lyrics but will allow
it to continue.
Singer Thom Yorke of the British rock-band Radiohead
might not be happy about having his sometimes claustrophobic lyrics made
into the text of a play, but the group's frontman and his bandmates are
making no move to stop its production.
Michael Stipe dans Les Inrockutibles n°171
: <<...Ce que [la musique] m'apporte ne vient pas forcément
de REM, de mes chansons, mais peut venir de Vic Chesnutt ou Grant Lee Buffalo,
Radiohead, Patti Smith, U2, William Orbit ou d'autres encore. Madonna,
Bono, Thom Yorke...Je les appelle pour les engueuler d'avoir écrits
des chansons qui m'impressionnent, pour les prévenir que je vais
faire mieux qu'eux. Il y a une compétition amicale entre nous.(merci
Laurence)
Press 2000
Press 2001
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Radiohead
Cover Press
OK Computer
press
Reportaje Premiere Barcelona
Noize mag Special page
Prensa
japonesa
Radiohead
France
Entrevista
con Thom Yorke
Radiohead en Raygun Magazine
Les
Inrockuptibles
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