Showing posts with label Happy New Year. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Happy New Year. Show all posts

Thursday, December 31, 2009

Do You Remember Rock N' Roll Radio? (It's The End, The End of The Century)

The Ramones: photo by David Godlis
photo credit: David Godlis

Here's a kick-ass song by The Ramones called "Do You Remember Rock N' Roll Radio?" to ring in the new year and decade! Lyrical content aside, the song lyrics "It's the end, the end of the 70's, It's the end, the end of the century" seemed quite an appropriate sentiment as we transition from the Noughties to the next decade. Oh, and did I mention it's a kick-ass song? Happy New Year! Happy New Decade!

Video: The Ramones - "Do You Remember Rock N' Roll Radio?" (music video)

Monday, December 31, 2007

Somewhere In Rainbows

Thom Yorke - Radiohead.tv - Dec 31, 2007Reminder that Radiohead rings in the new year with a webcast at current.com(concurrently broadcasting on Current TV) tonight at midnight EST. The pre-recorded performance will feature the band performing the entirety of their new album "In Rainbows" plus some "other bits" as Thom says. Unfortunately, I'll be out tonight with a few frends as many of you will be ringing in the new year and I don't get Current TV(which will be airing repeats of the broadcast tomorrow) so I hope some of the video segments end up on a torrent, YouTube, the band's MySpace, or something. The band's new album "In Rainbows" is officially released tomorrow.

Wishing my family, friends and everyone a happy and safe new year!

Update[7:12 pm]: I just realized www.radiohead.tv is broadcasting as I write. Is this the same performance which will be broadcasting on current.com at midnight?

Update: At least for now, the video of the band's performance(which they've dubbed "Scotch Mist") is archived here. Enjoy. So in response to my question above, the answer is 'yes', the performance that was broadcasting at radiohead.tv at approximately 7 pm EST was the same performance which aired at current.com at midnight EST.

Update[01/01/2008 - 12:09 pm]: Pitchfork has the "Scotch Mist" videos which the band have posted to their iMeem page and they load much faster than the one at current.com.