THE REVOLUTION WILL (NOT) BE TELEVISED
the artists have no recollection of most of this.
There Will Be Blood
film info for the UK
ken korda as Adam Buxton on Scotch Mist
Jonny Greenwood: 'There Will Be Blood' Original Motion Picture Soundtrack.
Available from Tuesday 18th December.
Vote vote vote! Mmm... participatory democracy...
As they say, we don't live in the Information Age, or even the Oil Age. We all have to eat. We live in the Agriculture Age.
Download books on to your Blackberry instead of using it to send email, 'browse' the 'web' or any of the other tedious business-related 'apps'. It'll still look like you're really really busy.
This is great if you should be doing something boring for someone else.
Man, I couldn't even read this, it looked so scary. But maybe you can? Maybe it has a happy ending?
Fascinating, horrifying, beautiful photography.
Put that important work aside. Slack off. Play this, it's great.
Well-written, urgent and frequently very funny. Featuring the now-legendary 'Crap Arrest of the Week'.
Bored? Read a magazine. No celebrity cellulite in this one, I'm afraid.
If only. People are beginning to question the idea of filling our streets with fast-moving metal objects that smell bad and make those driving them behave worse.
Fill 'er up. While you're at it, check the dipstick thing.
Derrick May on Strings of Life
Messiaen's bird song imitations along with field recordings.
Simply incredible. Housing estates are the new up.
I found this when I was looking for pictures of housing estates. The Typologies are fantastic.
Dedication's whatchooneed.
Send your old computer somewhere more useful/less harmful than the local dump. Turns out Apple computers have a terrible environmental impact. Doh.
i want the T shirt
An excellent independent liberal reporter on the Middle East.
Why don't you switch off your television set and do something less boring instead?
Anyone annoyed by the occasional use of badly-strung together Esperanto might like this. On the other hand, sub est pli nova supreni, as any fule kno.
Art assignments, made by 'the general public'.
A photography site that is about having fun
A new monochrome project from the inventor of thedailynice.com.
I love this. stnly
mr michael stipe has a camera and knows how to use it.
My eyes are too tired to read all of this but it looks like the sort of powerpoint presentation you'd come away from feeling pretty ropey.
It's awards season! I do love a red carpet, a revealing dress, tears, gratitude. Why not grab a ringside seat?
Starbucks have more than 500 outlets in the uk alone, which is quite amazing. So it's easy to find one. If you want to find alternative caffeinemongers, this works...
he's such a nice man that Michael O'Leary ... the spirit of free enterprise.
Flying. It's a very boring way to travel and it's destroying the atmosphere. It's 'cheap' though, eh? Oh no it isn't.
George Monbiot's excellent addition to the longrunning "we're all going to die/oh no we aren't/oh yes we are" internet compendium. He's got a book out, you know.
Shell has been laundering its tarnished reputation by sponsoring 'Shell Connections' at the National Theatre (after sponsoring the Rubens exhibition at the National Gallery during 2005.) It is the new sponsor of the Wildlife Photographer of the Year Award. Art will be no good when we're all dead.
Bottled water companies must be raking it in. Here's one that seems ok. It would be good if more places sold this or FRANK, which also does good work.
in our country there is plenty of it.
Privacy (ordinary, not celeb) is probably quite high on the endless list of things to worry about at night when there's nothing you can do about it. But in the morning, have a look at this site.
Um, if you want to get rid of something or if you want something go here perhaps.
Write and ask them if hearfromyourmp gets you nowhere!
Tue, 26 February
how did you hear about us?
*guardian unlimited
*irritating style magazine
*wallpaper
*yellow pages
*financial advisor
*mum
*dad
*your students
*the frog in the garden
*reform school
*you hear these things
*a german pen-pal
*semaphore
*parish magazine/church notice board
Tue, 12 February
Ryan McGinley on Tim Barber's site via New York Times
Colin
RED BLUE GREEn +
had a niggling feeling that this never really got seen much.
Its a kind of video thing to go with Videotape using lots of wierd techniques we were messing with.
Nigel and I really enjoyed making it at the end of last year.
It appeared at the end of a webcast which i think was lost due to transmission problems.
So here it is (roughly) for you to see again.
x
Thom
Wed, 30 January
Tiny Vices
Tue, 22 January
thom and kevin w
Colin
Thomlooksup...
Colin
Ed Becks McClaren
Colin
philnickbanksie
Colin
Scotch Mist Explodes
Colin
winter 08
Colin
Mon, 21 January
Raining again
Colin
Jonny and Eddie
Colin
Fri, 18 January
which would you rather be doing ?
Thom
Wed, 16 January
Live on radiohead.tv
Goodnight from 93 Feet East - thanks for watching!
Change of plan
Radiohead have been forced at the last minute to change the venue for their free London show from the Rough Trade East record shop to the adjoining venue, 93 Feet East.
On the advice of the police and the local council, it was decided to change the venue to the larger one in the interests of public safety and due to the size of the crowd that turned up for the event. Rough Trade and the band apologise for any inconvenience caused.
Allocated wristbands only remain valid for the new venue. Doors open at 9pm prompt. There will be no admittance to anyone without a wristband and there will be no screens or speakers outside the venue - however the show will still be webcast from
www.radiohead.tv!
Webcast address
It'll be on
radiohead.tv later on tonight.
We'll be broadcasting in Windows Media format only today, so if you have a Mac, you'll need to make sure you have
Flip4Mac, or
VLC downloaded and installed by then.
Happy viewing!
Jonny
In Store!
So, we've got a small gig tonight.
It's in London at the
Rough Trade East shop on Brick Lane, and we're planning to play a short set of in rainbows material. It's very limited free entry, first come first served. Also, as it might be a little uncomfortable for anyone queuing early, they're planning a numbering system so people at the front of any queue can get snacks and toilet breaks in the store. Good bagels round there. But dress
warm...doors won't open until 7, and we'll play at about 8.
For those who can't get in - and it's pretty small in there - we'll have some screens and speakers outside, if we're allowed. I think we are. And we'll also webcast it. I'll put the link up here, as well as any other info, later today.
Hope you can make it - should be....interesting. Us being us, we're taking far too many instruments.....
Jonny
