Actually, there are 11 songs on the DISC 2:

 

9. Jamie xx - Bloom Rework

10. Anstam - Separator Rmx

11. SBTRKT - Lotus Flower Rmx

 

Notice the 'Rework'!

 

EDIT:

 

London Riots Hit Radiohead and other indie labels!

http://www.xfm.co.uk/news/2011/london-riots-hit-indie-labels

 

So world did turn, and London burns ... I'm just wondering if Thom is already standing on the beach with his guitar!?

- Someone on twitter xD

It's such a sad news but it's good to hear some people haven't lost their sense of humour. :)

London Riots Hit Radiohead and other indie labels![/size]

http://www.xfm.co.uk/news/2011/london-riots-hit-indie-labels

 

So world did turn, and London burns ... I'm just wondering if Thom is already standing on the beach with his guitar!?

- Someone on twitter xD

 

At the risk of sounding utterly insensitive, I'm guessing this will make the recent vinyl releases even more rare/valuable.

no Flying Lotus or Burial :(

 

excited for Jamie XX though.

 

Oh and yeah, artwork is awful. TKOL artwork has been terrible :\

I hate the title, the artwork is alright though.

 

They should have gotten James Blake and Burial to do something, I can't stand Jamie xx tbh. :(

I haven't even bothered to listen to the remixes

I hate the title, the artwork is alright though.

 

They should have gotten James Blake and Burial to do something, I can't stand Jamie xx tbh. :(

 

I'm sure Thom tried to get Burial :P But anything involving Burial is rare :(

 

I haven't even bothered to listen to the remixes

 

You need to hear them. In my opinion the Jacques Greene remix is the best thing to come out of the TKOL era :P

So, has the TKOL FTB aired yet in the UK? Or are they getting royally screwed over there?

Royally screwed, I think.

That cover sucks ass.

Remix cd will be released October 10th in UK and the 11th in US

CDs are dead.

CDs are dead.

tell that to my car

So, has the TKOL FTB aired yet in the UK? Or are they getting royally screwed over there?

 

I just went to the At Ease forum and found the megaupload links to it. There are spanish subtitles when they're chattering between songs, but it's definitely worth it.

CDs are dead.

True

 

 

tell that to my car

 

I use an aux cable and just play songs from my ipod

I use an aux cable and just play songs from my ipod

Unfortunately my car does not have that capability (aux cable plug-in wasn't "standard" at the time). So lame.

Unfortunately my car does not have that capability (aux cable plug-in wasn't "standard" at the time). So lame.

 

yeah

 

my car was so old it only had a cassette player :lol:

 

I ended up replacing it so I could play CD's and use the Aux. but now I rarely use the cd player or radio (since there's not much good on there)

Glad to see Mr. Yorke bringing more light to the tar sands bullshit.

Ugh I don't even know what it is about :uhoh2:

 

At least he said he's gonna post something about music later. Or something like that.

Google it. It's about how they are raping the environment here for oil.

I am fourteen years late, but I have fallen in love with "Paranoid Android".

welcome to the club :awesome:

now for the rest of it...

Welcome!

Think paranoid android was the first song I loved by them...It was either that or Karma Police

Google it. It's about how they are raping the environment here for oil.

I looked briefly at some stuff, and it does sound pretty bad. But in my brief look, I didn't see anything describing exactly what makes it such a "carbon bomb". I saw lots of "this is really bad" stuff, but nothing describing WHAT makes it bad in terms of releasing carbon. Is it the processing of the tar sand to remove the oil that creates oodles of carbon? Is it the construction of the pipeline that creates the excess carbon? Is it the flatulence from the workers standing around after their lunch break? Is it all of the above?

 

I know it's bad to dig up Mother Earth, but the main point they seem to be making is in regard to the carbon; and then I don't see any description of that part of it.

Here is a good little video explaining it:

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mBePqKw7tyk&feature=fvst]The Story Of The Alberta Oil Sands - YouTube[/ame]

 

To answer your question, I'm not exactly sure what the ratio is....but it takes a lot of fossil fuels to get fossil fuels. So yeah watch the video and you can see why I used the term rape. I don't throw that around lightly, but with what this is doing to nature, communities, etc. you can't use soft language.