News · 27 November 2003

OOR reviews Radiohead in Brussels and names Hail to the Thief a 2003 best

first posted on Treefingers by Miro · rewritten for the archive September 2026

The Dutch music magazine OOR, in shops on 27 November, carries a two-page review of Radiohead's show in Brussels, with photographs and comments from fans. The same issue names Hail to the Thief among the best albums of 2003.

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OOR, issue of 27 November 2003

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also in November 2003

Radiohead's sound crew show Mix their analogue tour rig

Radiohead sell out Sydney and Melbourne and add second nights

Jonny Greenwood says all of Radiohead helped make Bodysong

Bodysong, scored by Jonny Greenwood, wins Best British Documentary

Pitchfork gives Jonny Greenwood's Bodysong 7.7 out of 10

Christopher O'Riley brings his Radiohead piano to five British halls

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