Radiohead collectors edition CD pack
We have the collectors editions of the first three Radiohead albums — Pablo Honey, The Bends, and OK Computer — to give away to a randomly selected US-based Lost At E Minor subscriber who leaves a message under this post telling us about their ultimate Radiohead track.
The set includes:
2CD “Collectors Editions” and Limited Edition 2CD+DVD “Special Collectors Editions” of Pablo Honey, The Bends and OK Computer Add Demos, Live Recordings, TV Performances and Other Rarities to Original Albums
Pablo Honey’s “Collectors Edition” features the original album on disc one, and demos, rarities, live performance recordings and a 1992 BBC Radio One session on disc two. The “Special Collectors Edition” DVD adds four promotional music videos, the band’s 1993 debut “Top Of The Pops” performance, and nine live recordings from their May 1994 London Astoria concert.
The Bends’ “Collectors Edition” features the original album on disc one, and EPs with rarities and a 1994 BBC Radio session on disc two. The “Special Collectors Edition” DVD adds five promotional music videos, 1995 and ‘96 TV performances from “Top Of The Pops,” “Later with Jools Holland” and “2 Meter Session,” and eight filmed performances from their May 1994 London Astoria concert.
OK Computer’s “Collectors Edition” features the original album on disc one, and EPs with rarities and live recordings and a 1997 BBC Radio One “Evening Session” performance on disc two. The “Special Collectors Edition” DVD adds three promotional music videos and a May 1997 TV performance from “Later with Jools Holland.”
On April 21, Capitol/EMI will reissue 12 Radiohead EPs on 180-gram vinyl as part of the popular “From The Capitol Vaults” high-quality vinyl series.
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Liz Hannah said | 3 April, 2009
My favorite Radiohead song is “Idioteque”. The song creates a sense of immediate danger and approaching catastrophe. “Who’s in a bunker?” “Women and children first.” “Ice age coming.” “Let me hear both sides.” “Throw them in the fire.” It brings into focus war, unnecessary suffering, and the men in charge pretending to know what is going on, even though it is all arbitrary. All the images are fragmented, the way events really appear in most people’s minds when they are happening.
Jezebellonia said | 3 April, 2009
I like the song that starts off with the voice saying “…I hop out of bed , blah blah, blah…” I need to figure out which song it is – i guess from a tape i no longer have.
l[o]uis said | 3 April, 2009
Creep.
it might’ve been played to its near-death but it still means so much to me. suddenly, feeling strangely out of place doesn’t seem like such a big deal.
i wish i’d meet someone as special
Adam F said | 3 April, 2009
My favorite song would definitely have to be Idioteque. Love that track!
Kallie said | 3 April, 2009
High and Dry ones of those songs that came along and precisely the right time and you just may have attached too much meaning to it…yeah – good stuff
andres said | 3 April, 2009
I’m not US based but I have a PO Box in Miami. In case this works.. my ultimate Radiohead track: “All I need” .. means everything, from A to Z thru E and L. Looking forward for the next album after crossing the Atlantic for DayDream Festival and miss their concert because of 5 minutes before show emergency. :l
wirrow said | 3 April, 2009
every EMI radiohead release since they left them is stolen and designed terribly.
you should give away something radiohead wanted to release themselves:)
and the best song is clearly paranoid android! because it has all possibleemotions rolled into one tiny universe of a song
andy shearer said | 5 April, 2009
whoah !! sweet prize guys !!
I have a hard enough time figuring out ‘one’ favorite song per album, let alone from the entire track list.
I am loving listening to Nude right now – who would’ve thought it would be about masterbation eh ?
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Dennis said | 5 April, 2009
No Surprises,
It reminds me of a calm, grey, fall afternoon Very evocative.
Zolton said | 6 April, 2009
Hi guys, thanks for your entries. The winner of this Radiohead prize pack is … drum roll please … Andy Shearer! Andy, please contact us via the contact form on Lost At E Minor.
http://www.lostateminor.com/contact-us/
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Rafael said | 3 April, 2009
“Electioneering”, from OK Computer. These guitars are amazing.
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P.S.: I’m not US-based, but I would love to win.