One of my favorite Radiohead songs.
You can tell they’re having fun playing this song on this particular day.
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Found it at Discogs in near mint, local seller. 
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Tame Impala - “Let It Happen” Live - 2015
On this day in 1987 10,000 Maniacs released their third album, In My Tribe. This is a concert from the tour in support of the album.
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On this day in 1981 The Go-Go’s released their debut album Beauty and the Beat. on the I.R.S. label.
“Our Lips Are Sealed” their debut single from the album. Co-written by Jane Wiedlin, guitarist of the Go-Go’s, Terry Hall singer of The Specials, Fun Boy Three.
(Live on UK TV, 1995)
Following your lead here @DriverNate, plus, I’ve taken on a few extra evening shifts at work, so yeah.
In 1964 on this day July 10, The Beatles released their third album “A Hard Day’s Night”
From this day in 1985 at Wembley Stadium in London, one of my favorite moments from Live Aid. We had no cable TV at that time but one of our local stations did broadcast the concert. I recorded it all from beginning to end. Someday, maybe I’ll listen back to it.
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Jackson Browne Live at the BBC 1978
“Doctor My Eyes” David Lindley! “These Days” - “Things are bound to be improving these days, one of these days…”
https://youtu.be/oU2GtxFomIY
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I made a friend through the old Murmurs that was also a big fan of David Lindley’s. I don’t remember her screen name but I believe her real name was Janet Armbruster (or something close to that). At that time his solo album Mr. Dave was out of print and hard to find (it was reissued a few years ago). She was kind enough to send me a cassette that included songs from that as well as a few songs from one of the albums he did with Henry Kaiser that was also hard to find. For good measure she also included a song or two from Warren Zevon’s Sentimental Hygiene that Lindley played on. A few years back I happened upon a copy of Mr. Dave on CD at a record show which I paid a reasonable price for. It didn’t dawn on me at the time but I later discovered the reason why is because of the reissue.
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Yes I remember Janet too being a big fan. 
I became familiar with David Lindley through the music of Jackson Brown & Bonnie Raitt. His slide guitar playing. 
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His high part on “Stay” as well as his playing on the rest of the Running On Empty album is how I first became familiar with him. Then, when his first El Rayo-X album came out in 1981, that set the hook. It is always in my top 10 favorite albums of all time list. I won tickets to see them in Raleigh, NC back in the mid-80’s but couldn’t find anyone else that could (or wanted) to go, so I passed. However, I have seen him a few times since then. The first was in 1999 when he and Wally Ingram opened for Bonnie Raitt, Jackson Browne, Bruce Hornsby, and Shawn Colvin in Raleigh. After their opening set they were also part of the band for the rest of the night. It was a round robin affair with each of the artists collaborating with each other throughout the evening. It ended with Lindley trading slide licks with Bonnie on “Running On Empty.”
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I first heard David Lindley on Jackson Browne’s “Late For The Sky” album.
I’m sure I heard him long before the Running On Empty album but “Stay” is when I first took notice of him.
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Running On Empty is a great album I have that one too.
On this day July 20, Bob Dylan released “Like A Rolling Stone” in 1965.
I was six when this song came out, never paid much to the lyrics of his songs until much later, it’s was then I started to appreciate Bob Dylan.
Live at the Newport Folk Festival 25/07/1965
https://youtu.be/a6Kv0vF41Bc
Courtney Barnett on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert from a couple nights ago.
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Chris Cornell and Ben Shepherd live at Aston Manor Seattle, KISW rock radio, 2013
“Black Hole Sun”
https://youtu.be/Pv4yQAAmnXs
Watching this right now -
Mirrored from R.E.M. HQ
Peter joined The Black Crowes on stage earlier in the week for “The One I Love” during the Atlanta band’s encore at Chateau Ste. Michelle Winery Amphitheatre in Woodinville, Washington. Soundgarden’s Kim Thayil joined in on the final song of the night, The Velvet Underground’s “Rock & Roll.”*
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Previously unreleased live footage of Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit that was uploaded yesterday by KINK 101.9 FM.
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