Radiohead 'In Rainbows'

[umum_cypher]

Listening to this later - what does anyone think? Is it better than The Eraser?

[bertrand]

I've never heard their music, but since they are willing to let me grab it for free, I might just take them up on it

What is the site where this can be found?

Can anyone give me an idea of which other band they might resemble?

Of course, this free download thing is a clever marketing ploy in disguise. If I hear this one and like it, I'll 'have' to get all their other stuff, just like I 'had' to get every record by Jackie McLean when I first heard Destination...Out!

Bertrand.

Edited October 19, 2007 by bertrand

[umum_cypher]

I've never heard their music, but since they are willing to let me grab it for free, I might just take them up on it

What is the site where this can be found?

Can anyone give me an idea of which other band they might resemble?

Of course, this free download thing is a clever marketing ploy in disguise. If I hear this one and like it, I'll 'have' to get all their other stuff, just like I 'had' to get every record by Jackie McLean when I first heard Destination...Out!

Bertrand.

Hmmm... I've got this on now, and it's a bit Radiohead-y. (They don't sound like anyone except Radiohead copyists, normally ... I hope that's not what they're becoming themselves. I have that problem with Bjork nowadays).

I'd start elsewhere: Hail To The Thief is my favourite, you'll like it I'm sure. Kid A and Amnesiac are intermittently superb. Closet proggers love OK Computer, of course.

The website is inrainbows.com, but it's pretty busy.

[Chalupa]

Most 'paid nothing for Radiohead'

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/entertainment/7082627.stm

[sal]

Some previous discussion here...

http://www.organissimo.org/forum/index.php...mp;hl=Radiohead