Radiohead Kid A *Amazing Audio* Rare Version

Radiohead Tower Theatre June 2 2006

Category:

Music

Tags:

• radiohead
• kida
• live
• thom
• yorke
• kid

[IIIkidAIII]

i torrented this cd.. if you guys get a chance you should too. this is live in boston 2006, very good.

[johnnyklef]

This is actually Philly.... 2006

[MilkCandyFarm]

Kid A, album and song kicks ass.

[mopty]

thank you for putting up this video, these boys make music that i didn't know could exist. fucking brilliant band that deserve their fame.

[ginovelez]

So... Where's the amazing audio?

[antigrav118]

totally a great song, but i dont think this video or their performance did a very good job of representing the emotion of it

[soozler]

terrible audio!

[HereComesThatIndian]

@IIIkidAIII This is in Philly dog. Also, don't steal from the music industry, it's doing bad enough.

[andre0666mx]

what do you understand by "AMAZING"? lol

[santinasiford05]

made my day!!! thanks downloadmusic .im

[rkm4myu]

@soccerjunkie7 you're absolutely right, but if those artists are doing what they genuinely want to do, it's not about money at all. art for art's sake, but if a label were to say "hey, soccerjunkie7, we want to sign your band and pay you $xxx" there's nothing wrong with doing it...especially if music is your passion and the only thing you'd be happy doing, and most people would do it - even radiohead.

[sahsahsah]

awesome band...

if u like Radiohead, u might wanna try : Watermind - "Not Again"

P.S: Thom Yorke is a freakin´genius!!!

[soccerjunkie7]

@rkm4myu That said the majority of artists out there that people with similar tastes as me idealize will be honest enough to admit that money was a driving factor. I just don't believe that from a creative standpoint that money should ever be elevated above the music. When that happens artists are afraid to take risks and it makes for an incredibly boring musical landscape, much like the one that exists in mainstream america today.

[soccerjunkie7]

@rkm4myu Yeah can definitely see where you're coming from and I agree wholeheartedly. I'm not one to attack people for their taste in music, if they like something that I don't care for, than that's awesome. They obviously have a different perspective on music than I do and who am I to judge them for it. I just can't stand the whole concept of artists being poster boys/girls for big corporations to make money.