I've always dreamed of seeing Radiohead in concert.
The closest thing that I've ever gotten to was seeing a live performance on T.V.
It wasn't that spectactular because well, we dont have surround sound, our T.V. is old and there's always other things going on in the background like family talking, house noises you know?
Tonight, I got closer than ever.
Not even close to seeing them, but it's the closest you can get without buying concert tickets and traveling to see them.
My friends thought that a great present for today would be setting up a surround sound in their basement and setting up a projector to show the picture on a blank white wall and playing a Radiohead concert would be pretty cool.
It was amazing. I felt so, happy and content. It wasn't close to being at the concert, but I loved it so much. The whole idea of almost being there and being able to feel like I was maybe at the back of the concert where the band was far away, but the music was the perfect volume and I just felt like I was seeing them.
This was the nicest thing and sweetest thing anyone has ever done for me.
Tonight was wonderful.
This will probably be the closest I'll ever get to seeing Radiohead in concert. But, at the same time, I'm actually okay with that cause, well... This was wonderful enough to keep me happy for quite a while which means by the time this doesn't satisfy me anymore, I probably won't like them as much anymore.
Dude.
Tonight really brought me back to the reasons why I love Radiohead.
I remembered the lyrics, I remember how I felt and how I feel about each and every song. I remember the memories that I have with each song. The random ass facts that no one really cares to know about the band came flying back. My love for this band was rediscovered tonight.
Something about Radiohead puts me in a sort of trance.
I was sitting in a basement and I felt myself lipsynching each and every word. I was focused so much at that wall and now I'm listening to them on my computer. I can't get enough of them now.
Radiohead.
This band... I don't even know where to begin.
Let's just say this. When I think Radiohead, I think... Wow.
