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Radiohead touring in 2016


Redwinevino

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1 minute ago, MilkyJoe said:

Cheers! Just Mp3 I see! I'm so old hat, I feel like I need a physical copy! I see on http://www.amoonshapedpool.com/ that comes out in June.

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12 minutes ago, cammie81 said:

Stupid question from a guy with no clue, can all download formats be played on all / most devices?

MP3 is your best bet for compatibility. I don't actually think I'll be able to tell the difference, but for Radiohead I thought I might as well get the best. I know how to convert to MP3 anyway, so seemed safest to get WAV.

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Just now, bocumaroy said:

identikit is great but i've found the rest really underwhelming so far

I never bother judging an album after just one listen- usually the ones I didn't like at first I grow to love and vice versa 

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Anyone know when we're likely to find out what the two tracks on CD 2 of the special edition will be?  Think I would have probably been more likely to pick it up if it were a case of standard vs heavyweight vinyl and a higher number of additional tracks, as with In Rainbows but I'm still curious.

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Just now, Mr.Tease said:

I never bother judging an album after just one listen- usually the ones I didn't like at first I grow to love and vice versa 

Likewise.   It sounds pretty good, aye but how anyone can make sweeping proclamations of its greatness is beyond me.

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3 minutes ago, Mr.Tease said:

I never bother judging an album after just one listen- usually the ones I didn't like at first I grow to love and vice versa 

i rarely find that to be honest, although obviously perceptions do constantly change to a lesser extent. the numbers is good too. nice run of tracks this from glass eyes onwards, actually.

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I said it after hearing Daydreaming, and I'll say it again after The Numbers - the strings are giving a very Beatle-y feel to this album. Being a massively mark for the Beatles this is an extremely positive thing.

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Personally, I find music like Radiohead impossible to digest on the first listen. I didn't like Burn the Witch or Daydreaming when they were dropped, but they've grown hugely on me. Probably have a good twenty listens on both songs so far and I haven't grown bored. I'm assuming the same for the rest of the album.

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