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Video: Watch Radiohead's Complete Roseland Performance (With Perfect Sound!)


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Ben Yakas

Published Nov 28, 2012

Modified Apr 8, 2014


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Published Nov 28, 2012

Modified Apr 8, 2014


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Last year before starting their world tour behind The King Of Limbs, Radiohead played two relatively intimate sets at Roseland Ballroom in NYC, their first time performing in about three years (give or take a television appearance). A bunch of awesome Radiohead fans from Ateaseweb have now compiled a multi-camera document of one of those complete gigs—and the band even gave them a perfect sounding soundboard mix of the audio to use! You can watch/listen to the whole show below.

If you poke around enough, you can download the complete DVD of the September 29th show via Torrent trackers (with the band's blessing). Considering the amount of time and effort that went into creating it, the fans who made it ask that you consider making a donation to Haiti Earthquake fund or Hurricane Sandy Relief. You can see the full setlist from the show below.

Radiohead Setlist Roseland Ballroom, New York, NY, USA 2011, Pre-King of Limbs

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