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Thom Yorke to release remixes on 12″ singles Thom Yorke will finally be releasing remixes from The Eraser on 12″ vinyl next year. XL Recordings will have all 3 vinyls out by February 4 in the UK. The remixes were expected to be released earlier on, but it for some reason it never happened. The releases include some of the mixes Thom posted online, some that were rumoured to be in the making and now they will finally see the light of day. 12″ number one includes “Harrowdown Hill (The Bug Remix) / The Clock (Surgeon Remix) / Cymbal Rush (The Field Remix)” - Release February 4. The second: “Atoms for Peace (Four Tet Remix) / Black Swan (Christian Vogel Remix 1) / Black Swan (Christian Vogel Remix 2)” - Release January 28. and number 3: “And It Rained All Night (Burial Remix) / Skip Divided (Modeselektor Remix) / Analyse (Various Remix)” - Release January 21.

very unstable team

:cry:poor snowman

9900 posts! hooray,i cant see your picture

and when you walk in the city you keep rolling your eyes until you reach the place youre going to?

I am for him like Superman for american teenagers

here is my shit city

ah poor Matt,somebody else was teasing him because he is small like a hobit and i actually saved him

:curtain:

have you stolen it from somewhere? :stunned: crappy imitation of mark,well most of his posts are crappy

destination is really the last thing IMO,but well you started with the things,so i thought youre already decided

travel somewhere then,its easy

:dance:

never seen it before

You mean kevin? yes he is very talented,you know him?

the black-white one,the coloured one is not mine only a friend of mine draw it I love your Michael!

I seriously dont know when he sleeps :lol:

More cover tracks on new webcast In the past week BBC Radio 1’s Edith Bowman has been playing parts of an interview with Ed O’Brien where he revealed that Radiohead are doing another webcast. Ed: “We’re probably going to do a Siouxsie and the banshees track next week. We’re going to go back into the studio.” On picking the forthcoming single, Jigsaw Falling Into Place, Ed said: “We don’t actually pick the singles, unless we have a very strong opnion about it. Nowadays it’s what people play on the radio. We’re not the best judges of that. So we leave that to our very good friends who help us out on that. Kevin and our management. It was actually the last song to make the album. We had 16 songs and it nearly didn’t make it onto the record and ironically it’s the first single. I like this song. Thom kept saying it’s a friday night record: You’re in the pub, it’s all kicking off. You had a few drinks, it’s the end of the week. You just got paid and this is what happens. You wanna have a dance, you see a girl in the corner. You’ve had a few drinks, you smile. The look, you know all that stuff. I love this song. It’s remembering what Friday nights were like.” Ed also talked about how the setlists for the live shows come together: “We usually play two nights in a venue so we can actually play different sets each night. So, that’s cool. Phil, Thom and I do the setlists. Before a big gig the setlist meeting can go on for about three hours. It can start like this: Thom would say ‘we’re not going to play anything of OK Computer. We’re gonna play all the hard stuff’. And you go ‘OK, Alright’ and then you have arguements like ‘Don’t be stupid. Of course you have to play Paranoid Android. Don’t be rediculous. 20,000 people. These poor people came all this way and then play some obscure songs from a b-side.’ There is actually an answer. You want people to listen and you want to push them a bit. And you want to reward them for listening. So, it’s about dropping the songs at the right time. And also, it’s about a flow. Those gigs, when there’s ‘the band and the audience’… you know those when the top of your head comes off. It’s almost religious. You’re trying to work towards that as well.” Listen to a compilation of the clips (thx Noli me tangere) from the interview, where Ed also talks about how the songs come together, which Radiohead record to start with for new fans (’The Bends’), on recording ‘In Rainbows’ and also his favourite new bands (Kings Of Leon, Klaxons). http://rs104.rapidshare.com/files/75076567/2007-12-03_to_07_BBC1_Edith_Bowman_Show__Ed_.mp3

Tickets for Paris, Nimes & Barcelona on sale Tickets for the Radiohead shows in Paris (June 9/10), Nimes (June 14) & Barcelona (June 12) have just gone on sale at W.A.S.T.E. The shows are part of the European Radiohead tour. Tickets for most of the other shows went on sale earlier and the majority of tickets are still avaialble. For now, only the shows on Werchter (Belgium) and the Main Square Festival (France) are not on sale yet. http://tickets.waste.uk.com/Store/DisplayItems.html

Maple/Fontana to release ‘In Rainbows’ in Canada Radiohead will release new album ‘In Rainbows’ in Canada through MapleMusic Recordings and Fontana North on January 1st. Chart Attack reports that Toronto’s MapleMusic Recordings and Fontana North have a distribution arrangement with the Dave Matthews-formed ATO Records Group. ATO are releasing Radiohead’s 7th album in the US. And it should come as no surprise that the companies will also work together in releasing Radiohead’s In Rainbows on CD and vinyl in Canada on Jan. 1. “MapleMusic Recordings/Fontana North have been an amazing partner for us in Canada and we’re thrilled to be working the Radiohead record with them,” says ATO president Will Botwin. Maple is focusing on “ Bodysnatchers” as the first Canadian radio single from the British band’s seventh studio album.

this was great to read

I saw that,didnt dare myself to fix you