Newsgroup: it.arti.musica.rock.progressive
Titolo: Radiohead New album

  The band have only spent a total of 8 weeks recording the songs that are
being considered for a place on the album unlike with the 2 year Kid
A/Amnesiac double sessions. They have described the new style (another one?)
as 'Dark Pop' not too dissimilar to The Bends. The LP will be released in
June of 2003 and the band are currently doing mixing, deciding a title and
deciding on cover artwork.
  Tracks that could make the final cut:
  1)There There
  A possible first comeback single that apparently has some strong #1
potential.
  2)Scatterbrain
  Might have been beefed up a bit in the studio from a slight guitar song to
an almighty great rocker
  3)Sit Down Stand Up
  A mantra-esque song that is probably going to be tinkered so it's more
Electronica
  4)Myxomatosis
  Named after a disease contracted by rabbits. Similar to Dollars & Cents on
Amnesiac.. Might be made more like Idioteque
  5)Sail To The Moon
  A Nick Cave = Bad Seeds alike piano ballad.
  6)We Suck Young Blood
  A song about the residents of Los Angeles where it was written. Funeral
march pace, but with very tongue in cheek lyrics and a haunting piano.
  7)Up On The Ladder
  A song about people trying to get to the top, apparently. Thunderous
rocker with heavy bass, thrashy fast guitar in a similar vein to Airbag from
OK Computer...
  8)2+2=5
  Another possible single contender. Anthemic rock similar to The Bends.
Wall of noise tecnique employed again here.
  9)Where I End And You Begin
  Spooky orchestra like inttroduction similar to Everything In It's Right
Place that leads into a heavy basss driven rocker similar to stuff by
Mancunian band Joy Division. About cannibalism, one of the bands favourite
subjects of late.
  10)Punch Up At The Wedding
  Huge kingsize rock ballad on the same level as the epic Exit Music from OK
Computer.. Another haunting piano ballad.
  11)Big Ideas
  An old song the band have never released could see the light of day on the
new LP. Reinvented on Spain/Portugal tour as a organ ballad. Might be final
track on album.
  There are some other tracks also in contention that were premiered on the
Spain/Portugal summer tour. These include:
  -I Will
  -Wicked Child
  -Follow Me Around
  -Keep The Wolf From the Door
  -Go To Sleep
  There were also 2 new songs revealed on the bands recent webcast to the
masses that could also feature:
  -Good Morning Mr Magpie
  -I Froze Up

Kid A was a disaster IMO. They were trying to had - I hate it when artists
fall into that trap. Or trying to hard to fulfill their perceived "eclectic
taste". Wayyyy to experimental and weird for me.
The Bends was nice, as was OK Computer - though this one is really
depressing and depending on how your feeling sometimes unlistenable.
Coldplay are currently much better.
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"States do not receive credit in any world for doing what is right;
they are only rewarded for being strong enough to do
what is necessary" Henry Kissinger.

You must be joking. 'Kid A' is out and out the single best CD I have bought
since 2000. It's a masterpiece. And 'OK Computer' is on many people's (mine
included) shortlist of all time favourites.
But Switters, a tad off-topic no? Who do they support anyway?
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I'm surprised  that  you  asked  me...of course..I supported  Gunners...
what  kind of  question is that? ;))
Switters

 Coldplay are currently much better.
Coldplay are very good, but watching Chris Martin try to be Thom Yorke is
bloody hillarious. Coldplay are a nice band, but to mention them in the same
breath as Radiohead is pointless.