Radiohead

[andrewlavigne]

Anyway, does anyone think that the more atmospheric tracks somehow sounded like something from PJ Harvey's "White Chalk" or is it just me?

[3.1415926]

I'll say just you...

Tho that would involve me having any PJ Harvey to make a proper judgement on the matter.

[Val3]

^^I have lots of Peej but no white chalk. I don't think it's out in america yet. Looks like i'm gonna have fun comparing them.

[rockpit]

Ugh, I'm the only living Radiohead fan on Earth who hasn't heard the album yet.

[rockpit]

Oh my God!














I'm listening to 15 Step! AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHH

[andrewlavigne]

Perhaps I have to go the reverse way...
Actually, it's more like:
"PJ Harvey's White Chalk (especially The Piano and The Mountain) sounds like anything from Amnesiac-In Rainbows eras of Radiohead"

[3.1415926]

Radiohead album gets release date

Radiohead's single Jigsaw Falling Into Place is out in January

Radiohead will release the CD and vinyl versions of their latest album In Rainbows on 31 December. The band released the download version in October, and fans were invited to put their own price on the 10 MP3 files that made up the album.
Radiohead rejected recent press reports that claimed two-thirds of downloaders paid nothing - but did not reveal their own figures.
Internet monitoring company Comscore found the average price paid was £2.90.
The study was based on a survey of the online behaviour of over two million internet users.
Public consumption
US fans were the most generous according to Comscore, paying on average $8.05 (£3.85), compared with the $4.64 (£2.22) paid by those outside the US.
But the press release from Radiohead's representatives disputed the figures.
"The figures quoted by the company Comscore Inc are wholly inaccurate and in no way reflect definitive market intelligence or, indeed, the true success of the project," read the statement.
"As the album could only be downloaded from the band's website, it is impossible for outside organisations to have accurate figures on sales."
A spokesperson for Radiohead said the band's own figures were "not for public consumption" as "people were still downloading it [the album]".
A representative from Comscore was not immediately available for comment.
Radiohead's single Jigsaw Falling Into Place will be released on 14 January.

[Spaghetti Incident]

Apparently 60 percent of people opted to pay nothing for the new album

I'm gonna say i wasn't one of them but i'd be lying

[3.1415926]

yup same here

Well choice of nothing or having to go and get a credit card too