My niece and I laugh at this, and I cannot get over the fact that Radiohead are right here, right now and within easy sight. I wonder why at a concert we all feel like we own the band, know more about the band, as if we live with the band and in some ca ses, are willing to fight over the band.

Soon we were at our numbered seats, right on the aisle. It was loud and steamy as we pushed past the beer bar. I had it under a sweater, and the guard searched my canvas backpack with particular guile and savage paranoia. We pushed in through the crowd, me in fear of my camera being discovered. Years ago it was the prime shopping distict, and had a Woolworths that was priceless, with a food cafe bar. People littering the revived 69th Street hillside. I don't think I heard one offer of tickets for sale, just begging for any extra ticket. We walk a long way, past the tickets beggers. I hoped that they would take pity on my car, understand the once in a lifetime need to see Radiohead, see all band members at one with their instruments, which makes me think of Phillip Glass and Relache, groups that do the same thing. We parked across from a huge open fenced field where teenagers were rapping and playing ball. It was always great fun anyway, but a hassle when you had to get somewhere. I understand because of the bike race in Philly, where at my old house people just parked wherever they wanted, cops shut my street down and made me show id to get home. I am thinking of neighbors who lose their spots when a big act is in town, who put up with people like me jamming the streets and causing noise and more pollution, the kind of widom and empathy that only comes with age. My niece knows it won't start until later, but my seasoned anxiety gets me passing the traffic, down a half mile and up into the side street parking. I went with my young niece and despite an attempt to get there early, it was jammed with traffic at 7:45. I saw Lou Reed there twice, and Laurie Anderson once (United States). Past the age of willingness to sweat in the mud, camp under the stars, share toothbrushes and soap with my tent neighbors and calm the drunk that follows me around, I opted for the Tower. Then I heard they would be in Philly, and not just in Philly, but in my lovely Tower Theatre. It has been a long time desire, and I was looking to get tickets to Bonaroo. Radiohead will offer the album on a variety of platforms, including cassette, CD, and a 3 LP black vinyl.When I heard Radiohead was coming to the US, I wanted to see them. Each time he sees the camera his panic intensifies, adding even more tension to an already dithery song.Д¬heck out the paranoia-inducing music video for вЂњFollow Me AroundвЂќ below and head to the Radiohead website to pre-order a copy of Kid A Mnesia. The chorusвЂ™ titular refrain, вЂњYou follow me aroundвЂќ highlights dark verses like вЂњNowadays I get panicked/ I cease to exist/ I have ceased to exist/ I feel absolutely nothingвЂќ, and the video is filmed to match the vibe.ДЇilmed entirely from a drone camera that flies through an alleyway and into Guy PearceвЂ™s window, the character spends most of the video trying to get away from the prying eye. вЂњFollow Me AroundвЂќ is an eerie, hardly-strummed folk tune that describes feelings of panic, anxiety, and paranoia. Then in 2000, after fans campaigned for a live rendition, frontman Thom Yorke performed the track acoustically in Toronto. The only вЂњsomewhatвЂќ official recording of the track appears in the 1998 documentary Meeting People is Easy, which sees the band performing вЂњFollow Me AroundвЂќ at a soundcheck in Fukuoka, Japan. ThatвЂ™s where вЂњFollow Me AroundвЂќ comes in. Related: What Concerts, Tours, & Music Festivals Were Announced This Week? The third disk, KID AMNESIA, will contain unearthed material from the Kid A/ Amnesiac recording sessions that never made it to a studio release. The first disk will feature RadioheadвЂ™s fourth album, 2000вЂ™s Kid A, while disk two will contain the bandвЂ™s entire fifth album, 2001вЂ™s Amnesiac. Kid A MnesiaВ will arrive as a three-CD album. In addition to the audio, Radiohead has also released a music video for the track, directed by Us andВ featuring Guy Pearce. RadioheadВ has shared a new single, вЂњFollow Me AroundвЂќ, which will appear on the bandвЂ™s forthcoming compilation album, Kid A Mnesia, due out on November 5th via XL Recordings.

Radiohead it follows me around