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1. There There
2. 2+2=5
3. Where I End and You Begin thank you very much for having us. this is airbag
   
4. Airbag
5. Lucky
6. Go To Sleep
7. I Might Be Wrong
8. Backdrifts
9. Sail To The Moon
10. Myxomatosis
11. Just
12. Sit Down Stand Up
13. You And Whose Army
14. The National Anthem
15. Hunting Bears
16. Idioteque
17. Everything In Its Right Place

Premier rappel :

18. The Gloaming in ireland, at weddings, do you drink a lot ?
    
19. A Punch Up At The Wedding
20. Pyramid Song
21. Paranoid Android

Deuxième rappel :

22. Karma Police
23. How To Disappear Completely And Never Be Found

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Une review :

Radiohead
By Nick Kelly (The Times) WHITHER Radiohead in 2003 ? Having given the world two monumental records in the bends and OK Computer, Radiohead found themselves at the end of the Nineties heralded as the most vital and important rock band of their generation. However, seemingly intent on shedding this unwanted tag, singer Thom Yorke took an abrupt left turn with the difficult album kid aand its Siamese twin, Amnesiac, both of which had critics either stroking their chins or scratching their heads. Two years later, Radiohead are about to release Hail To The the thief ó an appropriate title for a record already available on the internet courtesy of an unscrupulous bootlegger. To coincide with its official release, Radiohead have lined up a short tour of medium-sized Irish and UK venues, beginning with this gig at the Olympia Theatre, Dublin, on Saturday, and ending in London with shows on May 24 and 25. Because the tickets for the Dublin show were sold via the bandís own website, the more abstruse, opaque material that might have alienated a less partisan audience was welcomed with open arms, while older, more orthodox songs from the time when ìtuneî wasnít a four-letter word (airbag
and lucky for instance) elicited a mass singalong from the 1,200 capacity crowd. The best of the new songs on the night was the opener, there thereó the lead single from the album ó which began with an orgy of percussion courtesy of drummer Phil Selway and guitarists Ed OíBrien and Jonny Greenwood. Then, halfway through, Greenwood kicked into guitar-hero mode as he tore into his six-string with relish. It was thrilling, but it got diluted by the more esoteric 2+2=5 and where i end and you begin, both from the new record. Indeed, much of Hail To The the thiefseems to straddle the soulful songcraft of old and the more recent formal experiments ó but itís way too early to judge. Yet though Yorke and Co should be applauded for pushing their musical boundaries to the limit, emotionally much of Radioheadís output post-OK Computer just leaves this listener cold. The 21st-century Radiohead are interesting rather than involving ó sometimes the road less travelled is a cul-de-sac. Yorke was, however, committed and impassioned ó one minute sitting resolutely at the piano, the next flinging himself around in a trance-like state as the band struck up another insistent hypno-rhythm ó and what stuck in the memory were the visceral performances of just, airbag and, in the encore, a magnificent paranoid android
. Overall, a night of exhilaration mixed with frustration.