Well we are happy about last night.
This afternoon I'm taking off for northern Idaho. I'll somewhere in the mountains for about a week. Between the meeting, skiing and working on the grant I don't know how much blogging I'll be able to do. For the past two week's songs from Radiohead's new album have been bouncing inside my skull. I'll leave you with three songs that Thom Yorke recorded "in the basement"
Here is Down is the New Up:
Next, is the last song from In Rainbows, Videotape
Finally we have Last Flowers
See you next week.
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