You got to see them twice? So jelly. I checked their tour dates right after the album was released, and not only are there no shows not sold out, but the festivals where they're headlining are thousands of miles away. My sister and I were thinking of getting matching RH tats. In Rainbows was my high school album. Let me know what you were thinking. I loved these graphics found in the album artwork of The King Of Limbs, but hesitated mainly because TKOL wasn't my favorite album, so it felt wrong in a way.
It was sold out in minutes, so I got pretty darn lucky. In Rainbows is near impossible to do anything with because most artwork I know are just colorful artsy pictures. Maybe the houses? This one's just amazing: Personally I also really like the Atoms for Peace black and white art. The first one is on my Amok tour shirt:
I didn't take to Amok like I did other collaborations or albums by Radiohead. And I think that, while the urge lasted for several years, a band tattoo is not for me. A tattoo, and the reasons that go into getting one, are as personal a decision as one can make--at least to me. Some people don't really give a shit, like the 5 people getting a pizza place's logo tattooed on their body in exchange for a year's worth of free pizza. I do have an idea for a tattoo though, as rueful as that makes some of the older ones among us. But it's more of my own making than it is an homage to (an admittedly very important) group of artists.