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RADIOHEAD TOUR 2001
Diario de gira 2001,
por Laurence Boisnard | Setlist - Bilbao
Concierto en Bilbao, crónicas, fotos,
comentarios...
Ed y Colin en Rueda de prensa en Bilbao 25 mayo 2001 (cronica y foto)
Tus Comentarios del concierto de Bilbao
Fotos concierto de Bilbao
Fotos y crónica concierto
Rock am Ring
Fotos de promocion - Promotional Pics - Radiohead - Parlophone
Fotos: JASON EVANS
 
 
 
RADIOHEAD in JAPAN
October
2001
04-10-2001 Yokohama Arena Yokohama Japan
ESTACION FINAL 2001
Yokohama Arena, Tokyo - Japon -4 de Octubre
Por JuanRa Barres - IndyRock
Estación final de la gira de Radiohead en
el año 2001. El Yokohama Arena es el típico espacio para
15000 personas con la particularidad japonesa... todos los sitios son para
estar sentados.. hasta la primera fila enfrente del escenario.... Resulta
curioso ver a la gente de pie y apenas sin moverse, parecen las estatuas
de Xian que vigilan la tumba del emperador.... y es que estos japos son
muy tranquilos, ni cantan ni bailan, ni nada de nada... ademas como con
tu entrada tienes tu sitio asignado no puedes colarte mas abajo.... en
fin cosas de Japón...
Ante el inminente fin de gira, los chicos de Oxford
salieron con muchas ganas de gustar y.... gustarse. Una vuelta a los Radiohead
de antaño con Johnny tocando más tiempo la guitarra que sus
cachibaches y recuperando temas como Lurgee que hacía tiempo no
tocaban.
Un espeluznante "fake plastic trees" con todo el
público en silencio fue el momento más emotivo del concierto,
la desgarradora voz de Thom y su guitaara acústica hizo saltar las
lágrimas a más de uno... y es que era para ello...
Durante Paranoid Android sacaron un pequeño
robot al escenario que se dedicó a dar vueltas.... muy gracioso.
La gente se volvió loca cuando en Eveything...
Thom se fue a un lateral y se dedicó a saludar y apretar manos al
publico... Antes del segundo bis, salieron a despedirse (brindando con
champan) por el fin de la gira y que muchas gracias a todos y que nos vemos
pronto y lo típico que se dice...
Así que acabaron con un Cinnamon Girl espectacular
y con las ganas de que no hubiera acabado nunca....
El setlist del concierto fue este: National
Anthem / Morning Bell / My Iron Lung / Karma Police / Knives Out / Permanent
Daylight / Climbing up the walls / Fake Plastic Trees / Dollars and Cents
/ Airbag / Lurgee / I might be wrong / Pyramid Song / Paranoid Android
/ Idioteque / Everything in its... -------------------- Lucky / Optimistic
/ You and Whose Army / How to Disappear --------------- Street Spirit /
The Bends / Cinnamon Girl
RADIOHEAD - CANAL+,
FRANCE
Laurence Bisnard - IndyRock-
  
Fotos Robin Magic magazine http://www.lesite.fr/magic
Juillet/Août 2001 du magazine Magic,
il y a un suplément dédié au concert de Radiohead
pour Canal+ avec de superbes photos prises par Robin
Le concert a commencé vers 19h15 et à
fini vers 22h. Il a été long car Radiohead a en fait recommencer
parfois certaines chansons pour qu'elles soient parfaites, car le concert
va être diffusé en France, mais apparement aussi vendu internationalement.
A tel point qu'après avoir raté "I might be wrong", le groupe
est reparti dans les loges et est revenu 10 mn après. Mais tous
les membres de Radiohead étaient de bonne humeur et détendus,
et particulièrement Thom qui était loquace et plaisantait
(revenant après l'interruption de 10 mn : "It's gonna be alright
now, we've talked with our parents..."). Bref un concert a enregistré
absolument le 5 juin sur Canal+ à 22h30 (horaire à confirmer).
1. morning bell
2. national anthem (avec 6 joueurs de cuivres)
3. you and whose army?
4. packt like sardines in a tin crushd box
5. dollars and cents
6. how to disappear
7. I might be wrong (3 mauvais départs
et arrêts)
Radiohead part dans les loges, alors
que Thom est ennervé.
Ils reviennent après 10 mn, Thom est détendu
et dit :
"We've taken our pills, it will be allright."
8. morning bell
9. national anthem
10. you and whose army?
11. packt like sardines in a tin crushd box
12. dollars and cents
13. how to disappear
14. I might be wrong
15. knives out
16. in Limbo
17. pyramid song (2 mauvais départs et
arrêts)
18. idioteque
19. everything in its right place
1er rappel :
20 motion picture soundtrack
21 cinnamon girl (de Neil Young)
2ème rappel :
22. pyramid song
23. pyramid song
Par rapport à la liste prévue
:
1. Morning Bell
2. National Anthem
3. You and whose army?
4. packt like sardines in a tin crushd box
5. Dollars and cents
6. How to disappear
7. I might be wrong
8. Knives out
9.In Limbo
10. Pyramid Song
11. Idioteque
12. Everything in its right place
13 Motion picture Soundtrack
14 Optimistic
03-10-2001 Yokohama Arena Yokohama Japan
Setlist
National Anthem / Hunting Bears / Morning Bell /
Airbag / Lucky / In Limbo / Knives Out / Talk Show Host / Just / Exit Music
/ No Surprises / Dollars And Cents / I Might Be Wrong / Pyramid Song /
Paranoid Android / Idioteque / Everything In Its Right Place / Like Spinning
Plates / My Iron Lung / You and Whose Army? / How To Disappear Completely
/ Karma Police / Street Spirit
02-10-2001 Budokan Tokyo Japan
Setlist -
National Anthem / Hunting Bears / Morning Bell /
Airbag / Knives Out / In Limbo / Climbing Up The Walls /Exit Music / No
Surprises / Dollars And Cents / Paranoid Android / Street Spirit / I Might
Be Wrong / Pyramid Song / My Iron Lung / Idioteque / Everything In Its
Right Place / Like Spinning Plates / Pearly / You and Whose Army? / How
To Disappear Completely / True Love Waits / Lucky
30-09-2001 Osaka Castle Hall Osaka Japan + Clinic
Setlist
National Anthem/ Hunting Bears /Morning Bell / Lucky
/ Karma Police / In Limbo / My Iron Lung / Climbing Up The Walls / Exit
Music / No Surprises / Dollars and Cents / Fake Plastic Trees / I Might
Be Wrong / Pyramid Song / Paranoid Android / Idioteque / Everything In
Its Right Place
/ Permanent Daylight / Just / You and Whose Army?
/ How To Disappear Completely / The Thief /The Tourist
29-09-2001 Osaka Castle Hall Osaka Japan + Clinic
Setlist -
The National Anthem / Hunting Bears / Morning Bell
/ My Iron Lung Karma Police / Knives Out / Optimistic / Exit Music / No
Surprises / Dollars & Cents / Big Ideas / Airbag / Street Spirit /
I Might Be Wrong / Pyramid Song / Paranoid Android / Idioteque / Everything
In It's Right Place / Like Spinning Plates / Talk Show Host / You And Whose
Army? / Lucky / Fake Plastic Trees / "How To Disappear Completely.
MAYO 2001
26th May 2001 Bull
Ring (Plaza de toros Vista Alegre), Bilbao, Spain Pics
ENTRADA GENERAL: 4000 ptas.
20:00 - Apertura de puertas.
21:00 - Christoph de Babalon
22:00 - Radiohead
- 28th May 2001 Vaison
La Romaine, France + Christoph de Babalon (sold out)
Cronica concierto
Vaison la Romaine Pics + Fotos exclusivas Vasion La Romaine 28,
mayo 2001
- 30th May 2001 Verona,
Italy
Rock am ring, Nurburgring,
Germany - 1st June 2001
Rock im park, Nurnburg,
Germany - 2nd June 2001
Pinkpop festival, Maastricht, Holland - 4th June
2001
Radiohead tour dates USA * + Beta Band
6/18 - Spring, TX @ C.W. Mitchell Pavilion
Houston setlist
National Anthem / Morning Bell / Lucky/ Bones / Packt
Like Sardines In A Crushd Tin Box / I Might Be Wrong / No Surprises / Street
Spirit / Karma Police / My Iron Lung / Knives Out / Pyramid Song / Dollars
and Cents / Paranoid Android / Idioteque / Everything In Its Right Place
/ You And Whose Army? /Climbing Up The Walls / How To Disappear/ Talk Show
Host /The Bends
6/20 - Morrison, CO @ Red Rocks Amphitheatre
Red Rocks Amphitheatre, Denver, USA, 20 jun
National Anthem /Morning Bell /.Lucky /Karma
Police/ Exit Music / Packt Like Sardines in a Crushd Tin Box /.Airbag /
Permanent Daylight /.No Surprises / Dollars and Cents / Fake Plastic Trees
/ I Might Be Wrong / Pyramid Song / Paranoid Android / Idioteque / .Everything
In Its Right Place / .Bones / Street Spirit / You And Whose Army?/ How
To Disappear / Talk Show Host / My Iron Lung
On the second stop of their summer tour Wednesday
at Red Rocks, they held the stage for more than two hours and 22 songs
as if to assure fans: Hey, we're OK.
Starting eight months ago with Kid A and continuing
with the just-released Amnesiac, Radiohead replaced Thom Yorke's old-fashioned
emoting with ambient textures and experimental production. Nearly void
of guitars, Radiohead's recent records border on intelligent dance music.
Some old-line fans have grumbled that they're void of emotion, too. At
a sold-out Red Rocks, though, the band transformed those anti-rock songs
into guitar-driven barnburners. They opened with "The National Anthem,"
a bass-heavy stomper, and then moved into Amnesiac's "Morning Bell" with
Yorke sitting at a keyboard. On record, the former is a paranoid scramble,
the latter a claustrophobic lament. But the organic instrumentation in
the live show recast them as Bends-era statements: Life is lonely, relationships
end, let's get on with it.
The whole show was like that - uplifting despite
the bleak lyrics, largely because of the invigorated arrangements. When
Radiohead's famed three-guitar attack returned, as it did on "Paranoid
Android," Yorke got so into his axework that he tripped over a monitor.
During the slow-burning "You and Whose Army?," a buoyant, piano-playing
Yorke twice glanced over his shoulder at the crowd, as if to say "How d'ya
like that, mates?" Here's how much fun Thom Yorke appeared to be having
playing rock and roll again: He cracked up laughing during "Exit Music
(For a Film)" and hugged a fan before "I Might Be Wrong."
You knew drummer Phil Selway felt equally giddy when
he started snapping crowd pictures. Selway was key in translating for the
stage songs that were recorded largely with synthetic beats, humanizing
the inhuman.
If anyone was introspective it was guitarist Jonny
Greenwood, who spent the night behind a two-tiered baker's rack of gear
and stood before about three acres of effects pedals.
Radiohead used the body of their set to answer fan
concerns that, like the Beach Boys' Pet Sounds, their new and fanatically
produced albums would be un-playable live. They used their encores to discourage
the idea that they've abandoned their traditional rock roots, reasserting
themselves as an organic band. (VH1)
6/23 - George, WA @ The Gorge
- National Anthem - Morning Bell - Lucky - My Iron
Lung - Karma Police - Exit Music - Packt like sardines in a crusd tin box
- Airbag - nouvelle chanson :
"feeling pulled apart by horses" (?)
http://www.ateaseweb.com/multimedia/)
- No Surprises - Dollars & Cents - I might be Wrong - Pyramid Song
Paranoid Android - Idioteque - Everything in its right place 1er rappel
- Talk Show Host - Climbing up the Walls - You and Whose Army ? - How to
Disappear Completely 2ème rappel - Street Spirit - The Bends 3ème
rappel - Motion Picture Soundtrack
6/24 - Vancouver, BC @ Thunderbird Stadium
Radiohead
in Vancouver Thunderbird Stadium, Vancouver Sunday, June 24, 2001
National Anthem Morning Bell Lucky Airbag In Limbo
Packt Like Sardines In A Crushd Tin Box Exit Music (For A Film) You And
Whose Army? No Surprises Dollars And Cents Knives Out Permanent Daylight
Just Pyramid Song Paranoid Android Idioteque Everything In Its Right Place
FIRST ENCORE I Might Be Wrong Street Spirit Climbing Up The Walls How To
Disappear SECOND ENCORE "Nude" (from "Meeting People Is Easy" video) Talk
Show Host Karma Police
Rockers bring their studio experiments alive with
explosive energy By TOM ZILLICH -- For JAM! Music
VANCOUVER -- Officially out of their lengthy "studio"
period and into the great outdoors on their current concert tour, Radiohead
has some lost time to make up for these days.
The band played only three North American shows in
support of "Kid A" last year. In the two years previous, they grew paranoid
about finishing actual songs and recording them, for fear of having to
go on tour again. Yeah, life sucks when you're one of the biggest bands
on the planet.
There seemed to be a sense of payback for the faithful
when the Oxford art-rockers strolled onto Thunderbird Stadium's stage Sunday
for the first Canadian show on this tour, and quickly tore into the distorto-bass
riff of "National Anthem". For the next two hours-plus, Radiohead proved
to 15,000 fans that songs from both "Kid A" and "Amnesiac" sound pretty
decent live and that, yes, they still like to rock out every so often.
So much for being studio rats.
Early on in the 24-song set, munchkin-sized-head
'Head Thom Yorke acknowledged the slowly fading sunlight behind the concert
stage. "It'll get dark soon," he promised following a quick version of
"Lucky". "So it'll get better."
Wearing a blue "Atari" shirt and pointy-toed leather
shoes that made him look even more elfin, Yorke was in command from the
start. When he wasn't dishing out dry humour ("on-stage banter, on-stage
banter," he mumbled into the mic as roadies hauled out the Rhodes keyboard
for "Morning Bell"), the singer was signalling changes to the band with
a quick hand gesture or jerking back and forth like a man possessed. It
was quite a sight for the couple thousand of adoring fans who managed to
scoop tickets to the steel-gated "head zone" in front of the stage.
Unfortunately, this crowd-separation tactic worked
to diffuse what energy the typically laid-back Vancouver audience had brought
to the show. By the time "Just" soared out of the speakers 12 songs in,
the crowd had perked up to reveal some signs of actual movement. It didn't
help that the security goons worked to eject anyone even contemplating
a quick moshing or crowd-surfing (like the poor guy thrown out during the
blissful electronica rumble of "Idioteque").
Too bad the band left behind the custom, 10,000-capacity
circus tent used on their European tour last year. (The logistics of touring
the thing around North America proved reportedly prohibitive.) I'm still
not convinced that "Kid A" and "Amnesiac" are all they're acclaimed to
be, but at least Radiohead proved that they still know how to put on a
fine show.
6/27 - Mountain View, CA @ Shoreline Amphitheatre
setlist
National Anthem /Morning Bell /Lucky/ Airbag /In
Limbo /Packt Like Sardines./You and Whose Army? /No Surprises /Dollars
and Cents 1/ Knives Out /Permanent Daylight /Karma Police / Pyramid Song
/Paranoid Android /Idioteque /Everything in its Right Place /I Might Be
Wrong /Fake Plastic Trees /The Thief /How To Disappear Completely /Talk
Show Host /The Bends/ Motion Picture Soundtrack
6/29 - Santa Barbara, CA @ Santa Barbara Bowl
6/30 - Santa Barbara, CA @ Santa Barbara Bowl
As The Sun Sets, Radiohead Rises in Santa Barbara
http://www.virginmega.com/default.asp?aid=5BC
There's some really old country and western tune
playing really loud on the speakers. None of us can quite place it, but
it fits in perfectly with the "how y'all doin'," ranch-like atmosphere
of the Santa Barbara Bowl, where Radiohead were about to perform the final
show on the first leg of their North American tour Saturday night (6/30).
All of a sudden, the quaint tune hits a shrieking halt, and the sounds
of what seem to be the hold message for a nameless wireless communications
giant, blare from the monitors. The brief aural assault is puzzling for
a second, but when Ed, Jonny, Colin, Phil and Thom stroll on stage, it
all makes sense. As the stage lights beam in a pattern reminiscent of the
end of Close Encounters Of The Third Kind, the bass line of "The National
Anthem" blisters from the stage, and the crowd roars with approval. In
their own subtle way, one of the most talked about bands in the world has
made their grand entrance.
....Then, something did. "This one's for film stars
on a bad day," said Yorke, introducing "Talk Show Host." As the sun started
to set during the song, the music's intensity rose like a wave. The crunch
was back in Jonny Greenwood's preciously used guitar and the punch returned
to Yorke's vocals. Piercing blue lights emerged from the stage, and sporadic
strobes injected the crowd with a building energy, which exploded at the
song's end. After that, Radiohead never looked back. Trumping each song
with the next, the band miraculously came to life, sounding as crisp as
they've ever been. Surprisingly, it was material off Amnesiac that resuscitated
the night. "Packt Like Sardines In A Crushd Tin Box," with its incessant
drumbeat and hypnotic melody, got the crowd screaming and moving like human
beings again. ....
Yet, even this wasn't enough. After many bleacher
beatings and banshee wailings from the crowd, Radiohead retuned for encore
number two, and surprised the hell out of everyone by doing an incredible
cover of Neil Young's "Cinnamon Girl." Yes, that Neil Young. ...
Radiohead sucker punched Santa Barbara Saturday night.
We gladly took the hit. And for a minute there, we lost ourselves
Santa Barbara Bowl, Santa Barbara, USA 30-06-01
National Anthem /Airbag /Morning Bell /Karma Police
/Packt Like Sardines in a Crushed Tin Box /Bullet Proof /Talk Show Host
/Climbing Up the Walls /No Surprises /Dollars and Cents /Fade Out /I Might
Be Wrong /Pyramid Song /Paranoid Android /Idioteque /Everything in its
Right Place/ True Love Waits /Lucky / Pearly /You and Whose Army /How to
Disappear Completely / Cinnamon Girl /Fake Plastic Trees
July. 7 July 2001 SOUTH PARK,
Headington, Oxford (sold out) Pics
RADIOHEAD + Beta Band
7/30/01, Atlanta, GA/Meadow at Stone
Atlanta
setlist (30-7-01)
National Anthem /Morning Bell /Airbag /Lucky /Packt
like sardines in a crushd tin box /Knives out /Exit music (for a film)
/Climbing up the walls /No surprises /Dollars and cents /Street spirit
(fade out) /I might be wrong /Pyramid song /Paranoid android /Idioteque
/Everything in its right place/ Karma police /Pearly /You and whose army
/How to disappear completely -/Talk show host/ The Bends
Stone
Mountain rocks to sounds of Radiohead
8/1/01,
Chicago, IL/Butler Field
Chicago setlist 01-08-01
the national anthem, morning bell, my iron lung,
karma police, knives out, permanent daylight, optimistic, how to disappear
completely, dollars & cents, no surprises, packt like sardines in a
crushd tin box, talk show host, pyramid song, paranoid android, idioteque,
everything in its right place 1er encore : lurgee, i might be wrong, climbing
up the walls, you & whose army? 2ème encore : lucky, fake plastic
trees 3ème encore : true love waits, street spirit
8/3/01, Toronto, ONT/Park
Toronto 03-08-01
setlist
national anthem morning bell airbag my iron lung
exit music pakt like sardines karma police pyramid song no surprises knives
out paranoid android street spirit dollars and cents idiotheque everything
in it's right place encore 1 : lucky you and whose army talk show host
big ideas (nude) encore 2 : how to disappear completely pearly* the bends
encore 3 : the tourist
"... Yorke, for his part, seemed more at ease, less
self-conscious, than in the past. That is to say, he still looked as if
his head was going to explode, but he seemed relaxed about it, shifting
and twitching like some electrified gear while guitarist Jonny Greenwood,
guitarist-singer Ed O'Brien, bassist Colin Greenwood, and drummer Phil
Selway -- the latter two having evolved into a surprisingly fluid, deceptively
funky rhythm section -- worked buzzingly around him. ...">>
http://www.canoe.ca/JamConcertsR2Z/radiohead_010803.html
8/5/01,Montreal, QUE/Parc Des Iles
Montreal
setlist 05-08-01
National Anthem Morning Bell Airbag Karma Police
Knives out Packt like Sardines in a Crusd Tin box Dollars & Cents I
Might Be Wrong Exit Music (for a film) No Surprises Pyramid Song Paranoid
Android Idioteque Everything in its Right Place - Optimistic My Iron Lung
How to Disappear Completely Lucky - You and Whose Army ? Just - Fake Plastic
Trees
Ottawa Sun review http://www.canoe.ca/JamConcertsR2Z/radiohead_010805-sun.html
Aug. 7 New York Madison Square Garden
Setlist NY 070801
The National Anthem Morning Bell My Iron Lung Karma
Police Knives Out Permanent Daylight Climbing Up The Walls No Surprises
Dollars & Cents Packt Like Sardines In A Crushd Tin Box Fake Plastic
Trees I Might Be Wrong Follow Me Around (one verse) Pyramid Song Paranoid
Android Idioteque Everything In Its Right Place
Lucky (false start) Optimistic You And Whose
Army? How To Disappear Completely Talk Show Host Street Spirit Exit Music
Radiohead: Singing of Loners but Playing to the
Crowd
New
York Times review
8/8/01,
Cuyahoga Falls, OH/Blossom
Music Center
Ohio setlist 08-08-01
The National Anthem/ Morning Bell /My Iron Lung
/Karma Police /Knives Out /Optimistic /Climbing Up The Walls /No Surprises
/Dollars And Cents /Packt Like Sardines in a Crushd Tin Box /Exit Music/
I Might Be Wrong /Pyramid Song /Paranoid Android/ Idioteque /Everything
In Its Right Place /Like Spinning Plates /Lucky /You & Whose Army?
/How To Disappear Completely/Talk Show Host /Street Spirit
8/11/01, Fairfax, VA/Bull Run Park
8/12/01,
Fairfax, VA/Bull Run Park
12 -08-01.- Fairfax Radiohead concerts 08-11
& 12-01: Cancelled due to flooding at the park.
Los conciertos de Radihead en FAirfax (USA
-Virginia)han sido cancelados a causa de las inundaciones que se produjeron
en esta ciudad.
8/14/01,Boston, MA/Suffolk Downs Race Track
Radiohead pushes buttons
By Jim Sullivan, Boston
Globe 8/15/2001.
Radiohead has spent the past several years, and two
CDs ''Kid A'' and ''Amnesiac,'' moving away from pop-rock and semiaccessible
ideas, pursuing a more intimate, ambient and yet dissonant and often damaged
sound. Call them the anti-U2 of today - or, perhaps, the U2 of the mid-
late '90s. As with U2 of that time, Radiohead now doesn't sell quite as
many discs as it did before art attacked in a big way, but a rabid audience
has hung on and cares very much. A sold-out crowd of 25,000 packed Suffolk
Downs last night. At the band's request, the first 4,000 fans to arrive
at the showwere given wristbands allowing them access to an inner arc;
others, some pinned against the barricade, had the rest of racetrack. (Beer
drinkers were sequestered in the back.)
It was the English quintet's first area stop in three-plus
years. The two-hour show - we left during the first encore to make deadline
- was spectacularly, if starkly, staged with a series of horizontal and
vertical lighting strips behind the band. Creative, single-color video
carried close-up and non-cliched images on either side of the stage. Chemical
smoke occasionally wafted across the stage. The sound was crystalline,
with the instrumental separation, clarity, and volume in sync and at an
A-level. And in the midst of it all was the fragile, pained-looking Thom
Yorke: the singer who consciously deemphasizes lead vocals. (Yorke also
plays guitar and keys.)
Enigmatic and riveting, calming and chaotic, Radiohead
pushed a lot of buttons, beginning with the distorted bass throb of ''National
Anthem,'' the fractured tone and drone of ''Airbag,'' and the chiming,
atmospheric ''Morning Bell.'' Thematically, angst and alienation were in
the air, occasionally sprinkled with anger (a ''Get off my case'' rant
in ''Knives Out''). Musically, Radiohead keyed in on texture and jarring
arrangement as much as it did melody. Yorke, a bleater, stretched many
notes out till the bitter end - singing ''Nothing at aaaalll!'' in ''Street
Spirit'' - indulging in the pathos.
.... ''Paranoid Android'' slayed us near the
end, and ''Everything in Its Right Place'' closed the pre-encore segment
with an electronica fest. Overall, it was a contradictory, though ultimately
satisfying, affair. No extraneous prattling to the audience involved. It
was dazzling and remote at the same time, a post-modern experience not
unlike a concert by one of Radiohead's forebears, Pink Floyd. Shine on.
setlist
National anthem /airbag / morning bell / lucky
/ knives out / packt / no surprises / dollars and cents /street spirit
/pearly / just / i might be wrong /pyramid song /paranoid android /idioteque
/everything its right place /like spinning plates /talk show host /you
and whose army / the bends /karma police / the tourist
8/16/01, New York City, NY/Liberty State Park
setlist N.Y. 16-08-01
The National Anthem/ Morning Bell / Airbag /
Karma Police / Knives Out / Packt Like Sardines In A Crushd Tin Box / Exit
Music /My Iron Lung / No Surprises / Dollars and Cents / Street Spirit
/ I Might Be Wrong / Pyramid Song / Paranoid Android / Everything In Its
Right Place / Like Spinning Plates / Lucky / You and Whose Army? /How to
Disappear Completely / True Love Waits /The Bends /The Tourist
8/17/01, New York City, NY/Liberty State Park
setlist N.Y. 17-08-01
The National Anthem /Lucky /Optimistic / Karma
Police / I Might Be Wrong / Knives Out /Pakt Like Sardines /Exit Music
(For A Film) /My Iron Lung /No Surprises /Dollars and Cents / Just /Pyramid
Song /Paranoid Android / Idioteque/ Everything In It's Right Place / Morning
Bell / Fake Plastic Trees /Climbing Up The Walls /How To Disappear Completely
/Talk Show Host / You and Whose Army? /Like Spinning Plates /The Bends
8/20/01,Hollywood,CA/Hollywood Bowl
setlist L.A. 20-08-01
The National Anthem / Morning Bell / Optimistic /
Karma Police / I Might Be Wrong / Exit Music / My Iron Lung / No Surprises
/ Dollars and Cents / Airbag / Fake Plastic Trees / Pyramid Song / Paranoid
Android / Idioteque / Everything in its Right Place /Lucky /Pearly* /You
and Whose Army? / How to Disappear Completely /Climbing Up the Walls/ Street
Spirit /True Love Waits
September + Anti Pop Consortion
08-09-2001
Globe Arena Stockholm
Sweden
09-09-2001 Spectrum Oslo Norway Setlist
National Anthem / Hunting Bears /Morning Bell /My
Iron Lung /Karma Police/ Knives Out /Optimistic /Exit Music /No Surprises
/Dollars And Cents /Airbag /Street Spirit /I Might Be Wrong /Pyramid Song
/Paranoid Android /Idioteque /Everything In It's Right Place /Lucky /Pearly
/You And Whose Army? /How To Disappear /True Love Waits /The Bends
11-09-2001
Parkbühne
Wuhlheide Berlin Germany
14-09-2001
Odyssey Arena
Belfast Ireland
CRÓNICAS TOUR 2001
Diario
de gira 2001, por Laurence Boisnard | Setlist - Bilbao
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de IndyRock concierto Bilbao, aqui
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2001
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ROCK AM RING 1 de junio 2001
IndyRock
Desde el 94 no se subian Radiohead al escenario del Rock Am Ring, en aquella
epoca hicieron una actuacion vespertina y Creep era su hit. Ahora cierran
el escenario grande y la MTV retransmite el concierto. Pantallas gigantes,
recinto abarratodo y fervoroso siguieron las dos horas de actuacion. El
setlist habitual mezcla de Kid A, Amnesiac y OK Computer, con algun toque
reconvertido de The Bends. Set impecablemente ejecutado. Thom bromea y
juguetea con el publico, salta, se contorsiona. Es dificil permanecer impasible
ante semejante espectaculo. Luz, color, sonido...pero sobre todo la carga
emocional que se desborda e inunda los poros de los presentes y semiausentes...flotando
en la catedral del sonido.
National anthem / Morning bell / Lucky /Talk show host / In limbo /
My iron lung / Packt like sardines in a crushd tin box /Exit music (for
a film) / No surprises / Dollars and cents / Street spirit / You and whose
army? / karma police /. I might be wrong / Pyramid song /Paranoid android
/ Idioteque /Everything in it's right place encore/ Airbag / Just / The
bends / How to disappear completely
 
ROCK IM PARK
2- 6- 01
National anthem, Morning bell, Lucky, Talk show host, In limbo, My iron
lung, Packt like sardines in a crushd tin box, Exit music, No surprises,
Dollars and cents, Airbag, You and whose army, Karma police, Imight be
wrong, Pyramid song, Paranoid android, Idioteque, Everything in it's right
place, Street spirit, Just, The bends, How to disappear, Climbing up the
walls
PINKPOP FESTIVAL 4 june 2001
The National Anthem Morning Bell Lucky Talk Show Host In Limbo My Iron
Lung Exit Music No Surprises Dollars and Cents Karma Police I Might Be
Wrong Pyramid Song Paranoid Android Idioteque Everything In Its Right Place
Street Spirit Climbing Up The Walls The Bends How To Disappear Completely
Diario
de gira 2001, por Laurence Boisnard
Fotos exclusivas Vasion
La Romaine 28, mayo 2001
Verona - mercredi 30 mai 2001
Le seul moyen de se rendre par le train dans les grandes villes d'Italie
à partir de la France est le train de nuit ; Aussi c'est un petit
contingent de fans de Radiohead qui débarque un peu hébété
de sommeil à cinq heures du matin à la gare de Verona. Mais
ce qui pourrait paraître comme un désagrément est en
fait un véritable privilège. Se promener dans Verona déserte
à six heures du matin. Arriver sur la grande place qui offre un
belle perspective sur l'arène romaine. Par rapport au théâtre
antique de Vaison-la-romaine, le monument semble immense avec ses deux
étages d'arches. Puis découvrir les ruelles de la partie
ancienne de la ville avec pour seule compagnie les oiseaux : les pigeons
roucoulant au sol, et les hirondelles volant au ras des maisons en poussant
leurs cris stridents dans les airs. Moment privilégié car
quelques heures plus tard, Verona, envahie par les touristes et exceptionnellement
par les fans de Radiohead aura un tout autre visage.
Avoir des places numérotées pour "la platea" évite
une longue attente sous un soleil de plomb. Et quand enfin, il est l'heure
d'entrer dan l'arène, ce qui surprend est la grandeur du lieu. Tant
au propre qu'au figuré. L'arène est plutôt utilisée
pour des spectacles de jazz ou d'opéra, des décors démontés
attendent à l'extérieur, et l'aménagement des sièges
est donc prévu pour un public plus policé. La Sécurité
aura d'ailleurs pour consigne de garder les spectateurs de "la platea"
assis pour des raisons de sécurité, mais cela contrariera
énormément le public italien trop enthousiaste pour cette
consigne.
Le concert commence comme d'habitude pour cette partie de tournée
par le puissant National Anthem, puis par la délicate Morning Bells.
Le plus classique Lucky soulève l'enthousiasme du public qui souhaite
se lever pour s'exprimer mais la Sécurité le fait se rasseoir.
Ce qui casse un peu l'ambiance, tant au niveau du public que du groupe
sur scène. Ainsi Thom dira deux ou trois "grazie" au début
puis plus rien pendant un long moment. Pour In Limbo, Nigel Goldrich est
venu de nouveau sur scène. Assis volontairement ou pas, le public
entrera complètement et définitivement dans le concert à
partir de Exit Music (for a film). La chanson suivante, No Surprises, sera
reprise en chour par l'assistance.
On peut dire que ce qui caractérise le public italien est sa préférence
pour les chansons d'Ok Computer, et son besoin de s'exprimer pendant les
chansons. C'est-à-dire, chanter et applaudir en plein millieu de
celles-ci. Ce qu'il ne manquera pas de faire sur Paranoid Android, Fake
Plastic Trees, Street Spirit,. Peut-être que Ok Computer est le disque
de référence pour le public italien. Mais peut-être
aussi est-ce le fait que les paroles de kid A et Amnesiac ne sont pas encore
connues, et pas imprimées sur les pochettes. Ou alors sont-elles
impossibles à reprendre en chour. Mais le public chantera aussi
sur Pyramid Song et Idioteque. Peut-être simplement une question
de maturation dans les esprits. Il est d'ailleurs étrange, mais
significatif, de voir le même public apprécier de la même
façon Idioteque et My Iron Lung ou The Bends.
Le fait qu'à Verona, Radiohead ai joué un certain nombre
d'anciennes chansons permet de voir leur évolution. Entre My Iron
Lung, The Bends ou même Paranoid Android, et Dollars & Cents
ou I Might Be Wrong, on a une même puissance de son. Sauf que la
première serait fait de granit, et la plus récente de fine
dentelle de marbre comme on peut en voir au Taj Mahal. L'évolution
vers la sophistication, mais pas dans le mauvais sens du terme (c'est-à-dire
celui de la superficialité), est évidente. Il y a cinq musiciens
sur scène, dont on peut entendre distinctement les cinq parties
d'instrument. C'est ce qui fait leur force et emporter l'adhésion
du public.
Tout le monde, y compris, bien sur, sur scène, a pris beaucoup de
plaisir à ce concert. Ed s'est amusé à prendre des
photos d'un banderole au premier rang, des premiers rangs, et de l'arène
pendant le passage "rain down." de Paranoid Android, que reprenait pourtant
"religieusement" le public. Il a fait de même avant de commencer
Everything In Its Right Place, alors que Jonny avait quelques problèmes
de réglages. Cela a d'ailleurs été le seul incident
du concert. Thom a dédié Talk Show Host à "Romeo e
Gulietta", mais avec un peu d'ironie dans la voie. Comme pour dire : "Evidemment
que j'allais en dédier une à ces deux là". Il a de
nouveau remercier, en italien, ce qui a été chaleureusement
apprécié, le public par des "molto grazie" et "grazie Signore".
Ce n'est pas étonnant car au fur et à mesure de l'avancement,
cela devenait évident que le concert allait être, ou même
était déjà, un triomphe pour Radiohead. Triomphe est
le seul mot. Et ce devant 15000 à 20000 spectateurs, selon les chiffres
de la presse unanimement élogieuse.
D'être témoin du triomphe de son groupe préféré
fait vraiment plaisir. Plaisir qui a eu du mal à prendre fin pour
tous, car Thom est venu pour un troisième rappel exceptionnel :
seul sur scène, en s'accompagnant à la guitare acoustique,
pour Killer Cars. Puis il est sorti de scène avec simplement un
ultime "Grazie".
Setlist
National anthem
Morning bells
Lucky
My iron lung
In limbo
Packt like sardines
Bones
Exit Music
No surprises
Dollars and cents
Climbing up the walls
Karma police
I might be wrong
Pyramid song
Paranoid android
Idioteque
Everything in its right place
1er rappel
Fake plastic trees
Airbag
Street Spirit
How to disapear completely
2ème rappel
Talk show host
The bends
3ème rappel
Killer cars
"Le concert de Verona a été un véritable triomphe
devant 15000 à 20000 personnes, selon les chiffres de la presse,
unaniment élogieuse. Une ambiance très enthousiaste avec
le public qui reprenait toutes les paroles des chansons de OK Computer
(le disque visiblement préféré par ici), mais aussi
celles de Idioteque. Bref généralement qui prenaient un plaisir
énorme à voir Radiohead sur scène. Thom un peu moins
décontracté et souriant qu'à Vaison, mais les Radiohead
était visiblement heureux de l'accueil chaleureux du public, puisqu'il
y a eu un troisième rappel."
Vaison La Romaine 28 mayo
National anthem
Morning bells
Lucky
My iron lung
In limbo
Packt like sardines
Bones
Bullet proof
No surprises
Dollars and cents
I might be wrong
Airbag
Pyramid song
Karma police
You and whose army
Paranoid android
Idioteque
Everything in its right place
1er rappel
Knives out
Climbing up the walls
Street Spirit
How to disapear completely
2ème rappel
Talk show host
The bends
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