Radiohead Collector’s Editions giveaway
We have Collector’s Editions of Radiohead’s Kid A, Amnesiac, and Hail to the Thief to give away to a randomly selected reader. Each Collectors Edition includes the original album plus a second CD of rarities, including radio sessions and live recordings. So it’s six discs in total. To enter, just leave a message and the city you live in below this post.
Kid A’s “Collectors Edition” features the original album on disc one, and on disc two, rare concert recordings, a session recorded for BBC Radio One in 2000, and live recordings from Canal+ Studios.
Amnesiac’s “Collectors Edition” features the original album on disc one, and on disc two, rare concert recordings and tracks recorded live at Canal+ Studios in 2001.
Hail To The Thief’s “Collectors Edition” features the original album on disc one, and on disc two, EPs with rarities and live recordings, as well as a May 2003 recording for the “Jo Whiley Show.”
Tagged: Amnesiac, Hail to the Thief, Radiohead
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YOU'RE SAYING (84)
Tim said | 8 September, 2009
“Everything In Its Right Place” is a masterpiece. I’m in Brisbane. 
fizzel said | 9 September, 2009
Spam is a fine meat
Ms. Pants said | 9 September, 2009
I’m in Houston, TX and I’m game. Radiohead often reminds me of college (well, up to OK Computer, anyhow). Excellent band for conjuring up moods and memories.
wirrow said | 9 September, 2009
London! 85% of my life consists of waiting for the next radiohead album
Rabekah said | 9 September, 2009
City of residence: Canberra, AUSTRALIA
Canberra does not have many fake plastic trees
AdrianM said | 9 September, 2009
Love Radiohead and Lost At E Minor – Adrian from Adelaide, South Australia
jesse l mabus said | 9 September, 2009
austin, tx
Sarah said | 9 September, 2009
pick me! pick me! I am a big Radiohead! Ooooh I would lv to win this prize… my frenz would b soooo jealous!
Sarah said | 9 September, 2009
oops.. and I live in Brisbane…
Brad said | 9 September, 2009
I’m from Melbourne… OR AM I!?!?!?!
No, I am.
Marc said | 9 September, 2009
Hey I’m in Sydney… big big big Radiohead fan!
Niall said | 9 September, 2009
I’m in both Newcastle Upon Tyne in England and Craigavon in Ireland, cos I know how to be in two different place at the same time!!!! That is all.
Roger said | 9 September, 2009
Radiohead is fantastic, even here in Eugene, Oregon.
Tlw04001 said | 9 September, 2009
Thanks
-Conway, Arkansas.
Paul said | 9 September, 2009
New York here-MASSIVE fan of Thom Yorke and Radiohead!
Jake said | 9 September, 2009
Appleton, Radiohead makes me giddy.
Kerry Youde said | 9 September, 2009
Burra, South Australia
ok…..
Lucky said | 9 September, 2009
Lucky from Birmingham, England.
Gabriel Miller said | 9 September, 2009
giggity giggity goo….Punta Arenas, Chile
Jonathan said | 9 September, 2009
I float down the Liffey in Dublin, Ireland.
Blaine said | 9 September, 2009
Listening to Radiohead right now in St. Louis, MO – USA
Timothy said | 9 September, 2009
Wellington, New Zealand. Collector’s editions are the only way antipodean island-bound, concert-deprived folk keep sane. Tim
Chris Barr said | 9 September, 2009
I’m a HUGE Radiohead fan and I’m in Pensacola, FL. If you don’t believe me, check out my Last.FM stats http://last.fm/user/ejectmedia
Sandra said | 9 September, 2009
Already summer here in Madrid, Spain!
Hakim said | 9 September, 2009
Everything in its right place. Awesome giveaway!
From San Francisco with love.
Jess said | 9 September, 2009
Would love to win that & come home to find it on my porch one day in Baltimore…
jaypanelo said | 9 September, 2009
my mom loves radiohead and she’d like to get these albums! woooo!
jaypanelo said | 9 September, 2009
… and i’m from singapore!
Ryan Jones said | 9 September, 2009
austin, tx
Michael Walsh said | 9 September, 2009
Strobe lights and blown speakers
Fireworks and hurricanes
New York, NY
In my brain RADIOHEAD it rains!
Andrew said | 9 September, 2009
Been a fan since Pablo Honey. Would love to get my hands on this!
Atlanta, GA, USA
Eileen said | 9 September, 2009
the sun is shining in Portland, OR, USA
thanks for this giveaway.
Wojtek Traczyk said | 9 September, 2009
Here comes someone from Poznan, Poland, Eastern Europe
(we’re hosting Radiohead gig last month)
tanya kong said | 9 September, 2009
vienna, austria
Peter said | 9 September, 2009
Radiohead = Definition of absolutely divine.
I live in Santa Cruz, CA USA
Caitlin H said | 9 September, 2009
Oakville, Ontario!
Elissa said | 9 September, 2009
Swansea , Oh Swansea, please let me win, Oh Swansea. (Wales, UK)
Julia said | 9 September, 2009
Pick me.. I live in Auckland, NZ, and I LOVE Radiohead.. Fake Plastic Trees is one of their most amazing songs!!
Jesse said | 9 September, 2009
I am being a cliche and writing this form a Starbucks in Los Angeles, but hopefully that won’t hurt my chances of winning these fine discs.
Jenny said | 9 September, 2009
I live in Houston, Tx but am originally from England. Recently saw Thom Yorke at Latitude festival which was intense, but missed Radiohead at Reading. Please bring Radiohead to me over here! In the words of Thom Yorke himself “Don’t leave me high, don’t leave me dry” (without these C.Ds)
A.J. Avery said | 9 September, 2009
Spinning plates here in good ol’ Milwaukee, Wisconsin
NAdia said | 9 September, 2009
OHHHH!! my boyfriend loves RAdiohead ….!!! we live in LIMA , Perú. this is gonna be the best gift!!!
Jason said | 9 September, 2009
Middleburg, Florida. I guess what I really want are the extras as I already have the albums.
Chris said | 9 September, 2009
I haven’t listened to any of these. I need to catch up. Melbourne, Australia.
ian said | 9 September, 2009
Love Radiohead and Lost At E Minor is RAD! –Ian from Perth, Western Australia
Adam Atteia said | 9 September, 2009
I am a huge fan of Radiohead and I live in Canberra, Australia.
Steve said | 9 September, 2009
Hi. Over here. Lets not make this too random….
Sydney, Australia
Joe said | 9 September, 2009
Cincinnati, Ohio, USA… I got the bends
Finn said | 9 September, 2009
Finn O’Hara, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Luisa said | 10 September, 2009
♥ Radiohead
I’m in Bogota, Colombia
SteveM said | 10 September, 2009
I’m in Chicago and I have an actual Radiohead. Lousy reception though.
Justin Broadbent said | 10 September, 2009
Hey yo! I’m from Toronto, Canada. Radio_________________head. I love! I’ve also followed Stanley Donwood’s work since I first saw OK Computer. He’s amazing.
Aznah Moen said | 10 September, 2009
i live in kuala lumpur malaysia
my husband and i are huge fans of radiohead!! our two kids, Dhia and Ehan aged 6 and 4 love radiohead too!! Dhia prefers Kid A and Ehan prefers Hail to the Thief.
radiohead are pure genius and i wouldnt want to live without em!!!
Aznah Moen said | 10 September, 2009
bring their soul catching music to my post box!!! Kuala Lumpur Malaysia
Stephanie said | 10 September, 2009
I love Radiohead!! Their songs are masterpieces and inspire me to make art. I am originally from Buffalo, New York, go to school in Manhattan but I am currently studying abroad in Florence, Italy!
Jiggadelle said | 10 September, 2009
Heaven sounds like a choir of Thom Yorks…
I’m from Tracy California. Rep the 209
Erin Please said | 10 September, 2009
My name is Erin. I grew up about fourteen miles away, in a suburb that was the original capital of Oregon, that is, until a fire decimated most the records in city hall. With that, Oregon effortlessly swept officialisms over to some other city and left it all there. Despite its being only about fourteen miles away and less than a half an hour of driving, I haven’t been to that suburb in years. The smell of the paper processing plants, fast food restaurants every block, the residents with bad teeth and stomach conditions… I am happy to be where I am, Portland, Oregon.
Amber said | 10 September, 2009
Radiohead=love. Landlocked in Omaha, Nebraska.
Joanna said | 10 September, 2009
Oh yeah. Gotta dig them. Easthampton, MA
Roger said | 10 September, 2009
I live in Belfast at present, though am going to move to the South of England soon to study there – I saw Radiohead during the tent tour (in Glasgow,incidently, as I grew up in Scotland) which preceded Kid A release. Whilst I haven’t bought a copy of Kid A (and I hardly pirate any more since giving up the tape deck), I heard it first at a mate’s flat and had to put it on twice. I was mesmerised! If I don’t win this, I will go to warchildmusic and buy a copy of this album (now that I’m reminded).
I’ve won radiohead albums before. The evening session in Scotland were giving away stereolab tickets, and I won those by answering a question or so, and they thought it pleasant to send a copy of I Might Be Wrong – the live album of the ‘head’s.
anyway, ciao for now
Suzy said | 10 September, 2009
Don’t cut the kids in half. Giv eit all to me!! Suzy from Melbourne here. Much love!
Zarah said | 10 September, 2009
love Zarah from Newtown, Sydney
xx
ali said | 10 September, 2009
live in sydney
would love to own these albums!
kinski said | 10 September, 2009
Radiohead is the soundtrack to a winter that never ends, that’s right, I live in Melbourne.
Anika said | 10 September, 2009
Would love to have these albums delivered to my house of cards in Manila, Philippines
garrick said | 10 September, 2009
i am a robot………. from outer space and newy
Oliver said | 10 September, 2009
Auckland!
listen to Kid A and Amnesiac sooooooooooo much… a band that is certainly worth all the hype they get!
Lora said | 10 September, 2009
if i saw a Live Radiohead concert i could die happy!! i live in tauranga! (new zealand)
anf said | 10 September, 2009
I live in Hong Kong, many many years ago I saw them live in Hong Kong (their first album was just released and they’re on promotion tour), since then I really really love them Radiohead!
Veronica said | 11 September, 2009
Radiohead makes the long drives much more pleasant. From Tamborine Mt, Australia.
Andrew de Mesquita said | 11 September, 2009
While in a meeting this morning I pondered how a cashew nut might change the world. I’m yet to come up with an answer. Andrew, from Sydney.
Kallie said | 12 September, 2009
Enjoying the Miwa Yanagi photography out here in Iowa City.
LA Johnson said | 12 September, 2009
RADIOHEAD RADIOHEAD OHH LA LA! nevermnd ….. sup sup y’all i be livins in zee CLEEEVLAND OHIAZ and I be lovins me some RADIO OH OHH HEAD!
denise said | 12 September, 2009
from Auckland NZ and addicted to radiohead
Anne said | 14 September, 2009
Houston, TX. Nice to see some people spreading the Radiohead love…so everyone can get over “Creep”!
obscura said | 14 September, 2009
huntington beach, ca
sam said | 15 September, 2009
sydney, nsw
Daniel M said | 15 September, 2009
they’re always good in Weymouth MA
aznah moen said | 16 September, 2009
i could live in a cardboard box as long as i had my husband, kids and radiohead with me. oh a dog would be great too!
kuala lumpur malaysia
Zolton said | 18 September, 2009
Hi all, thanks for your entries. Good to see so many Radiohead devotees out there. The winner of this special prize pack is Peter from Santa Cruz, CA. Well done Peter. I’m sure you’ll enjoy it!
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Pablo Lara H said | 8 September, 2009
I live in Santiago de Chile and I am a big fan of Radiohead. Really.