Radiohead 10-6-2003 @ HiFi Buys Amphitheatre (Part I)

Note: This is part 1 of 2. The second half of the show will be available soon.

With Thom Yorke's much-anticipated release The Eraser due out tomorrow, it seems an appropriate time to post some material by his primary project. Back on October 6, 2003, that little band from across the pond paid a visit to Atlanta. Radiohead took the stage that evening at HiFi Buys Amphitheatre and entertained some 19,000 of their closest southern friends.

Luckily for you and me, the show was broadcast on local alternative (but now increasingly lame) station WNNX, better known as 99X. Even more luckily for us, some kind soul felt it appropriate to circulate the pre-FM soundboard recording from that night. Great sound, and no station breaks or chatter. In short, this is a terrific recording. They've yet to announce an Atlanta date on their current tour, so this may be the closest thing we have for a while here in the southeast. After Bonnaroo, of course. Anyhow, on with the show...

Radiohead
October 6, 2003
HiFi Buys Amphitheatre
Atlanta, GA

*Part 1 of 2*

01. {Fade In}
02. The Gloaming
03. There There
04. 2+2=5
05. Where I End And You Begin
06. Exit Music (For A Film)
07. Morning Bell
08. Myxomatosis
09. Paranoid Android
10. In Limbo
11. Sail To The Moon
12. Creep
13. Scatterbrain

For the sake of convenience, you can also download this entire half of the show via either Rapidshare (with an annoying popup to close) or YouSendIt (good for 7 days). This part of the show is equivalent to the first CD if one were to burn it to disc. The second half will follow shortly, most likely tomorrow or Wednesday.

Also, remember the Radiohead set from Bonnaroo is still available here, and I still have Thom Yorke performances from the 2002 Bridge School Benefits available here (day 1) and here (day 2) in the C&T archives.

UPDATE: If you download the .zip file, please note the directory name within should be rh2003-10-06 rather than 2006, etc. This show was in October 2003, not October 2006. I regret to inform you that I have not yet invented time travel. My apologies.