I think we might hear some AMSP B-sides soon. Radiohead usually have some great b-sides.
Here is a b-side from TKOL era:
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I think we might hear some AMSP B-sides soon. Radiohead usually have some great b-sides
Ian Diaz
Justin Bell
LIFT
FUCKING
WHEN
Joseph Roberts
Never. it's kindofa crappy song, and they know it.
Jeremiah Phillips
One, they recently said they were actively reworking it. Two, u fookin wot m8. Lift was already a fantastic song, probably better than half of The Bends.
Hudson Martin
>One, they recently said they were actively reworking it
They've been saying that about some songs for decades
>Lift was already a fantastic song
at being boring
>probably better than half of The Bends.
lel
Jaxson Cruz
Less than a year ago. It was a theoretical frontrunner for LP9...well, AMSP now, I suppose.
Thomas Williams
Yeah and they did that for Hail To The Thief as well. Did you ever hear that one?
Luis Hall
Opinion: Radiohead never made a "bad" album.
Pablo Honey wasn't bad at all.
Adam Clark
It's either one of the songs on the bonus disc, or it'll be released as a single later like Supercollider and The Daily Mail
Hoping for a physical release, still sucks they didn't do one for Daily Mail/Staircase
Luke Hughes
Could somebody please explain to me what conceptual link "Burn The Witch" could possibly have with "True Love Waits"? Is there anybody who honestly believes this isn't just a collection of re-recorded B-sides, placed in alphabetical order with a hipster-friendly cover and a nonsensical name? That Radiohead's addled brains didn't simply run out of creativity around 9 years ago, and after the utter flop of The King Of Limbs they've now given up writing truly new music altogether?
Connor Lee
Just now, actually. It's definitely a sadder arrangement than the '96 performance but whatever, it was brought up again recently is the point. Maybe it would make it onto a record this time, is all.
Truth.
Carson Clark
>Is there anybody who honestly believes this isn't just a collection of re-recorded B-sides,
Me, because it isn't.
Jonathan Scott
>Just now, actually. It's definitely a sadder arrangement than the '96 performance but whatever, it was brought up again recently is the point. Maybe it would make it onto a record this time, is all.
I don't know why you are wasting your breathe with second-rate shit like Lift, when there are better things. like Big Boots or Follow Me Around.
Aaron Green
>b-sides of an album of b-sides
wew
Matthew Ramirez
Pasta notwithstanding, BTW seems more like an introduction of the album's tendency to marry strings with electronics to textural effect. Thematically I feel like Daydreaming should've been the opener to True Love Waits' closer.
Christopher Cook
Because Lift was actually mentioned recently, ergo it actually had more of a concrete shot in hell. Not sure why you're so bent outta shape about it.
Matthew Watson
what are the best Radiohead b-sides?
my nominees are
Fog
Talk Show Host
Staircase
Jason Baker
AMSP is not an album of b-sides. in fact, by definition a track contained within an album release is not a b-side
Nicholas Nguyen
>ergo it actually had more of a concrete shot in hell.
Not really. They record like 40 or songs. Remember how many iterations I Will or Up on The ladder went though?
You'll probably never heard it. You should just give up hope.
Carson Morris
The Trickster
Cuttooth
Down Is The New Up
Jack Parker
Last Flowers, Talk Show Host, and Staircase for me.
Henry Robinson
...
Matthew Cox
Among the best:
The Amazing Sounds of an orgy
Fast Track
A Reminder
Down is the new up
Last Flowers
Staircase
and this one is really good too
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Samuel Anderson
the Deluxe comes with 2 additional songs... you know this right?
David Richardson
Whatever, man. Didn't realize I was gonna get your panties in such a bunch over using some semi-recent news as SOMETHING to go off of.
Nolan Rivera
Go Slowly
Gagging Order
Fog
Lincoln Mitchell
...And one of them is Spectre.
Elijah Lee
Sounds like you are the one with the panties in a bunch.
Juan Thompson
will they never release Spooks now that Johnny put it in that soundtrack? I loved AMSP but I'd love a Radiohead album that sounded like this
Jordan Roberts
But the witch is the only black sheep IMO. The rest of the album seems to fit a general theme of mistrust and deterioration in human relationships.
Colton Lopez
>will they never release Spooks now that Johnny put it in that soundtrack?
Info pls?
Benjamin Wood
Personal favourites?
Paperbag writer
Daily Mail
Staircase
Fog
Cuttooth
Gagging order
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Jonathan Torres
Isaac Reed
Look at the black disc, it's really hard to make out but one track has two words and the other title looks too long to be Spectre
Dylan White
>tfw BTW is one of my favorite individual songs but it doesn't really fit the album's theme
Isaac Flores
Someone already figured it out. it's Spectre and The North Wind.
Sonically it fits perfectly.
William Martin
One definitely says spectre. The other one is something like "8 WTF"
Chase Brooks
>"8 WTF"
N WIND
Dylan Fisher
Oh
Luis Smith
I can definitely see N Wind now, but I still can't see that first one being Spectre, must be my eyes or the angle of the disc
Nathan Adams
It's really clear man. Have you zoomed in reaaaaal close?
Ryder Rogers
>It's really clear
Dude, I can't even make out most of the shit on the first disc and I know the titles. What kind of CSI technology do you have?
Nathaniel Ortiz
I'm using a phone 2bh