I agree with those who found it pretentious and annoying. I've *heard* of the Dresden Dolls, but really don't know anything about them or Amanda Palmer. I do know I've had quite enough of people pretending they've got something new and exciting by doing precious ukelele songs. I guess she was trying to temper the preciousness by doing Radiohead covers. Like that would be such a contradicition that everyone's heads would explode from the awesomeness. That makes it all the more gag-worthy.

Where can I find the last song she played on the uke?

It was extremely entertaining and I would like to share it with everyone.

Wow! Radiohead on a uke? I never would have thought of that. Oh, wait... I guess I did see the Awkward Sounds of Scott & Skizz do this and a lot of other songs five or six years ago...

http://www.myspace.com/awkwardsoundsofscottandskizz

More talent and no pretension!

A couple of quick comments wrt Amanda Palmer:
Fantastic music, great interview with a smart, funny, and talented woman. There are few things that feel better than stumbling over an artist that I haven't seen or heard of, ESPECIALLY when the new (to me) artist already has put together a sizable body of work.
I was lucky enough to pick up a Neil Gaiman's "American Gods" a while back(I was looking for a book by another author, suggested by a friend and picked up American Gods by mistake.....LUCKY mistake!)Since then he's become a favorite of mine. I} could have made this note MUCH less long winded by saying thanks for the tip......Thanks for the tip.
One more comment: I'm wondering if the first two comments were made by people without knobs* on their radios?
*- http://www.mit.edu/activities/safe/writings/misc-quotes/carlin-on-knobs
*(I have to give George Carlin Credit for the KNOB thing)
THANKS AGAIN FOR A GREAT SHOW!!

I think she is absolutely amazing. I was bowled over by her performance. subtle and moving.

Palmer is a rancid, utterly tedious joke. How could Kurt keep a straight face during this fiasco? Ugh - logrolling at its absolute worst.

Goodness, that was truly annoying! Not only was Amanda Palmer's singing horribly flat, but she persisted well past the point of pain. Even my usually low-key dog was showing signs of stress.
It will take time for me to recover from this musical train wreck.