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how much did u all pay?
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I paid £5 (which NME is now reporting as the average amount per download). My old boss across the pond in Boston paid £20!! Flash bastard....
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Oyster is not a fan of this band. :oops:
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Radiohead are actually how I first heard of BOC. Read a piece back in 2000 about Kid A (just before it came out) and the influences that may have inspired them. Don't recall which track it was now, but BOC were sited as an influence after Thom Yorke bought the ENTIRE Warp back catalogue sometime after OK Computer.
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Mexicola wrote:Radiohead are actually how I first heard of BOC. Read a piece back in 2000 about Kid A (just before it came out) and the influences that may have inspired them. Don't recall which track it was now, but BOC were sited as an influence after Thom Yorke bought the ENTIRE Warp back catalogue sometime after OK Computer.
I remember that article. Been trying to track down the original, think it may have been an issue of Q magazine. That list of influences definitely got me into BOC.
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domco77 wrote:
Mexicola wrote:Radiohead are actually how I first heard of BOC. Read a piece back in 2000 about Kid A (just before it came out) and the influences that may have inspired them. Don't recall which track it was now, but BOC were sited as an influence after Thom Yorke bought the ENTIRE Warp back catalogue sometime after OK Computer.
I remember that article. Been trying to track down the original, think it may have been an issue of Q magazine. That list of influences definitely got me into BOC.
I'm 99% certain I have it somewhere. If I find it I'll post it up...
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this is good stuff!

just got the download link through email.
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nude has made me cry...


i cant believe i am listening to the new radiohead....4 years plus in the making...no words can explain what i am feeling at this moment...amazing stuff
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I want to hear this album so baddddd
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First impressions; it's good, but no Amnesiac/OK Computer
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The Telepathic Kid wrote:First impressions; it's good, but no Amnesiac/OK Computer
True - OK Computer is a big bitter rock album while Amnesiac still feels like a disjointed collection of songs to me, some stunning and some just okay.

Only had time to listen to In Rainbows once so far. Struck me as very consistent (at least as good as Kid A, although with a very different feel) and very intimate. It feels like a proper album, which is something Amnesiac and Hail To The Thief didn't manage for me.

'All I Need', in particular, is just stunning. The final build sent shivers down my spine. Completely unexpected, and in a year when so many potentially good records have disappointed I'm so relieved that Radiohead can still do that to me.
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IanRedpoint wrote:'All I Need', in particular, is just stunning. The final build sent shivers down my spine. Completely unexpected, and in a year when so many potentially good records have disappointed I'm so relieved that Radiohead can still do that to me.
Absolutely.

Ashamed to say that the only two Radiohead albums I've heard all the way through are Pablo Honey and In Rainbows.

Time to pick up their back catalogue!
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wwbjd wrote:
IanRedpoint wrote:'All I Need', in particular, is just stunning. The final build sent shivers down my spine. Completely unexpected, and in a year when so many potentially good records have disappointed I'm so relieved that Radiohead can still do that to me.
Absolutely.

Ashamed to say that the only two Radiohead albums I've heard all the way through are Pablo Honey and In Rainbows.

Time to pick up their back catalogue!
HOLY HELL ARE YOU SERIOUS?

Pick up Kid A.

TODAY.

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wwbjd wrote:
IanRedpoint wrote:'All I Need', in particular, is just stunning. The final build sent shivers down my spine. Completely unexpected, and in a year when so many potentially good records have disappointed I'm so relieved that Radiohead can still do that to me.
Absolutely.

Ashamed to say that the only two Radiohead albums I've heard all the way through are Pablo Honey and In Rainbows.

Time to pick up their back catalogue!
OH. MY. GOD.

You NEED to hear OK Computer immediately - IMMEDIATELY I tell you!! Frankly, Pablo Honey is their worst album by a street - they virtually disowned it. Please, seriously, go now and pick up the back catalogue. This is so serious that frankly if you lived nearby I'd be round in five minutes to frog march you the CD store myself. You poor deprived soul. You have my sympathy.

PS - In Rainbows is just lovely. Possibly their most complete and focussed work since OK Computer.
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Where the hell can i download it on the official site?
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Frank wrote:Where the hell can i download it on the official site?
Go back a page - I posted the link up there I think?
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I had a similar problem. You need to go to inrainbows.com

But I'm still having trouble getting it to work.

Damn.

I want to hear this thing.
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i was a HUGE radiohead fan prior to boards of canada. in rainbows is growing on me...x
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thedisavowed wrote:I had a similar problem. You need to go to inrainbows.com

But I'm still having trouble getting it to work.

Damn.

I want to hear this thing.
What problem you having? Did you apply for a code through the website?
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thedisavowed wrote:I had a similar problem. You need to go to inrainbows.com

But I'm still having trouble getting it to work.

Damn.

I want to hear this thing.
Ah thnx, does have trouble loading tho. But yeah, no wonder. :P
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