Monday, January 28, 2008
Just a week after their intimate East London triumph,
Radiohead are already planning some more special events.
Speaking with the BBC, Radiohead bassist Colin Greenwood stated that a series of special live events were being lined up in conjunction with the corporation. He said:
“We only started talking about it [the BBC event] yesterday in the meeting, so we are getting some plans together to play a show and play some songs from the record for the BBC.”
Of last week's cosy gig at 93 Feet East - which was moved from original venue Rough Trade East thanks to the crowds that turned up - Greenwood expressed his enthusiasm:
“It was a surprise all round. It got moved but it was one of those things where everything went right for the wrong reasons.
"It was like playing a little club, standing next to each other; we played 'The Bends' and seeing my brother Jonny slashing the chords through that song was just brilliant.”
Speaking with the BBC, Radiohead bassist Colin Greenwood stated that a series of special live events were being lined up in conjunction with the corporation. He said:
“We only started talking about it [the BBC event] yesterday in the meeting, so we are getting some plans together to play a show and play some songs from the record for the BBC.”
Of last week's cosy gig at 93 Feet East - which was moved from original venue Rough Trade East thanks to the crowds that turned up - Greenwood expressed his enthusiasm:
“It was a surprise all round. It got moved but it was one of those things where everything went right for the wrong reasons.
"It was like playing a little club, standing next to each other; we played 'The Bends' and seeing my brother Jonny slashing the chords through that song was just brilliant.”
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