Radiohead - Secrets To Be Told (9 CD Bootleg Mix)

[DeLima]

Surprised that Permanent Daylight didn't make the cut. That's one of my favorite b-sides.

Wasn't properly played until 2000 (Disc 4) and there is an early instrumental version on Disc 8.

I saw it played at Hutchinson Field in Chicago in 2001. It was one of the greatest concerts I've ever attended:


1. The National Anthem
2. Morning Bell
3. My Iron Lung
4. Karma Police
5. Knives Out
6. Permanent Daylight
7. Optimistic
8. How to Disappear Completely
9. Dollars and Cents
10. No Surprises
11. Packt Like Sardines in a Crushd Tin Box
12. Talk Show Host
13. Pyramid Song
14. Paranoid Android
15. Idioteque
16. Everything in Its Right Place

Encore:

17. Lurgee
18. I Might Be Wrong
19. Climbing Up the Walls
20. You and Whose Army?

Encore 2:

21. Lucky
22. Fake Plastic Trees

Encore 3:
23. True Love Waits (Thom acoustic)
24. Street Spirit (Fade Out)

this is peak radiohead

[epilogue]

I saw them on the same tour in Ohio at the Blossom Music Center. Also, one of the best concerts I've ever been to. It was the live debut of Like Spinning Plates.:

The National Anthem
Morning Bell
My Iron Lung
Karma Police
Knives Out
Optimistic
Climbing Up the Walls
No Surprises
Dollars and Cents
Packt Like Sardines in a Crushd Tin Box
Exit Music (for a Film)
I Might Be Wrong
Pyramid Song
Paranoid Android
Idioteque
Everything in Its Right Place

Encore:
Like Spinning Plates
Lucky
You and Whose Army?
How to Disappear Completely

Encore 2:
Talk Show Host
Street Spirit (Fade Out)

[Wendy Carlos's Twin]

I saw them on the same tour in Ohio at the Blossom Music Center. Also, one of the best concerts I've ever been to. It was the live debut of Like Spinning Plates.:

I was there as well. That was quite an evening. It was really fucking hot that day! I remember when the sun went down and a breeze came through...it had an intense cooling effect...like taking a cold shower. The sound in that place was superb, no matter where you were standing...the total opposite of my Pearl Jam experiences.

[epilogue]

I saw them on the same tour in Ohio at the Blossom Music Center. Also, one of the best concerts I've ever been to. It was the live debut of Like Spinning Plates.:

I was there as well. That was quite an evening. It was really fucking hot that day! I remember when the sun went down and a breeze came through...it had an intense cooling effect...like taking a cold shower. The sound in that place was superb, no matter where you were standing...the total opposite of my Pearl Jam experiences.

It was wonderful. And that space was perfect for Radiohead. Like watching them play on a landed space ship. I literally cried three different times during the show because I was so moved by the experience.

[Wendy Carlos's Twin]

I tried to get tickets for the NYC 10 Spot show (1997), but it was next to impossible. Then I tried to see them in Los Angeles at the end of the tour (1998), the show where they debuted "How To Disappear", but it was equally as impossible. I finally got tickets for the Blossom show through W.A.S.T.E. That was my first RH show and I've seen them a few times since then, also at Blossom.

I have a buddy who saw them every time they played in Philadelphia, starting in the Pablo Honey days. He was at the show in "Meeting People Is Easy" where the audience sings "Creep". He's seen them play a shitload of rare songs.

[epilogue]

I tried to get tickets for the NYC 10 Spot show (1997), but it was next to impossible. Then I tried to see them in Los Angeles at the end of the tour (1998), the show where they debuted "How To Disappear", but it was equally as impossible. I finally got tickets for the Blossom show through W.A.S.T.E. That was my first RH show and I've seen them a few times since then, also at Blossom.

That was my one and only. It's really stupid, but I keep passing up the opportunity because that one time was so perfect. I just don't need another go. Maybe someday.

[Wendy Carlos's Twin]

That was my one and only. It's really stupid, but I keep passing up the opportunity because that one time was so perfect. I just don't need another go. Maybe someday.

It was definitely the best of all the RH shows I attended, and one of the best shows I've attended in general. I can't imagine that anybody who was there wouldn't feel the same way. The combination of the venue and the weather and the sound system and the performance was just perfect. The place was packed yet somehow there was enough room to roam freely. I walked around the lawn during the show and sat in a bunch of different spots. Someone passed me a joint right before "Spinning Plates"...the first time that happened since I saw Pink Floyd in 1994. It was a major pain in the ass getting in and out of there, but it was totally worth it.

[matt reeder]

Surprised that Permanent Daylight didn't make the cut. That's one of my favorite b-sides.

Wasn't properly played until 2000 (Disc 4) and there is an early instrumental version on Disc 8.

I saw it played at Hutchinson Field in Chicago in 2001. It was one of the greatest concerts I've ever attended:


1. The National Anthem
2. Morning Bell
3. My Iron Lung
4. Karma Police
5. Knives Out
6. Permanent Daylight
7. Optimistic
8. How to Disappear Completely
9. Dollars and Cents
10. No Surprises
11. Packt Like Sardines in a Crushd Tin Box
12. Talk Show Host
13. Pyramid Song
14. Paranoid Android
15. Idioteque
16. Everything in Its Right Place

Encore:

17. Lurgee
18. I Might Be Wrong
19. Climbing Up the Walls
20. You and Whose Army?

Encore 2:

21. Lucky
22. Fake Plastic Trees

Encore 3:
23. True Love Waits (Thom acoustic)
24. Street Spirit (Fade Out)

Goddamnit I was supposed to go to this show - Ticketmaster crashed for us right as we were getting to the confirmation page. Twoheadedboy and I got shut out of tickets and we didn't know enough to just show up and try to find a way in.

I'm still disappointed. I've seen them 3 times and they've all been great, but this one really stings.

[Chris_H_2]

Surprised that Permanent Daylight didn't make the cut. That's one of my favorite b-sides.

Wasn't properly played until 2000 (Disc 4) and there is an early instrumental version on Disc 8.

I saw it played at Hutchinson Field in Chicago in 2001. It was one of the greatest concerts I've ever attended:


1. The National Anthem
2. Morning Bell
3. My Iron Lung
4. Karma Police
5. Knives Out
6. Permanent Daylight
7. Optimistic
8. How to Disappear Completely
9. Dollars and Cents
10. No Surprises
11. Packt Like Sardines in a Crushd Tin Box
12. Talk Show Host
13. Pyramid Song
14. Paranoid Android
15. Idioteque
16. Everything in Its Right Place

Encore:

17. Lurgee
18. I Might Be Wrong
19. Climbing Up the Walls
20. You and Whose Army?

Encore 2:

21. Lucky
22. Fake Plastic Trees

Encore 3:
23. True Love Waits (Thom acoustic)
24. Street Spirit (Fade Out)

Goddamnit I was supposed to go to this show - Ticketmaster crashed for us right as we were getting to the confirmation page. Twoheadedboy and I got shut out of tickets and we didn't know enough to just show up and try to find a way in.

I'm still disappointed. I've seen them 3 times and they've all been great, but this one really stings.

This was the first show Chicago allowed in Grant Park, and people were worried about all the whipper snappers causing trouble there. Coicidentally, the Chicago Symphony Orchestra was playing at the Lyric Opera House that night. Both shows got out at the same time. And there was indeed a fight -- between 2 older men outside the Chicago Symphony Orchestra show.

[matt reeder]

But on the flip side, I did see them in 1997...

Given how long this mix took to get right, it turned out basically perfect. Credit goes to WCT for remastering!

[William Bloke]

Shit. Awesome! Big thanks to all.

[fakeplasticdreams]

fuckkk this is incredible. Thank you!

[Kalevi]

Thanks!

[troglodytes]

Thank you so much !! This is amazing

[makeshift]

Thanks for all this work. I like this band. I don't like Muse though. What a bunch of rip-off horsesheet.

[Kevin Davis]

I don't know why I took so long to torrent this -- this thing is insane. Thanks to all involved.

[VinylGuy]

Matt Reed, J and Ridley.....those 3 are the great ones.

[hlniv]

Any chance the Mega link could be updated? OP link is kaput.

I need to check this out....

[VinylGuy]

Yeah, the link is gone.

[matt reeder]

FYI I'm making something like this for Sonic Youth. I don't know when it will be done but it's going to be incredible.