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  • 16-11-2008 2:48pm
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    Kold
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    Not going to post links unless the mod says it's OK but anyway, the next step of appreciation: The live show.

    What are the best bootlegs floating about?

    For my favourite band, Radiohead, there are some absolute amazing sets bouncing around (perhaps because they're one of the best live acts ever) but my recommendations would be Earls Court 27/11/03 with most of the favourites and pretty much all of Hail to the Thief (check out Go To Sleep, Jonny's guitar at the end of it is f*cking insane http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m2VPFLdddDM )
    The Eurockennes '03 show, with Thom singing After the Goldrush before kicking into Everything in it's Right Place ... F*ck yeah.
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ejs_nlSkg18


    There's also a live in Tokyo '04 which, apart from being an excellent set just has the highest quality audio I've heard from a bootleg.


    There's also a Modeselektor mix bouncing around the net called Boogie Bytes Vol.3. Just a great mix of IDM and techno with a bit of dubstep and with all Modeselektor sets, it's great fun.

    I'll search the links if a mod says that it's OK to link non commercially available music.


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    JeanH
    Closed Accounts Posts: 48 ✭JeanH


    On another day I may not say it's the best but it is always good - 'Straight to the Point' - Bowie 2003, The Point. On the bootleg you get all the banter plus China Girl which was edited from the official version. He played for close to three hours one night.

    I love hearing all the banter and the tone deaf crowd singing along on boots.


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