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^ Yeah this is hilarious. "We were doing so well..."

I bet Eels' Hombre Lobo and The Mars Volta's Octahedron will be worth hearing !

The Mars Volta - amazing debut Tremulant EP Zechs Marquise - amazing debut album Our Delicate Stranded Nightmare

And now, a few studio versions (leaks) : [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=essPUOnV6Dg]YouTube - The Mars Volta - Since We've Been Wrong (Full Version Studio)[/ame] [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K9rdpCDSvGA]YouTube - The Mars Volta - With Twilight As My Guide (New Song)[/ame] [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ynE4NshxVkM]YouTube - The Mars Volta - Desperate Graves LEAKED HD QUALITY[/ame] [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DryZ5IPLnXQ]YouTube - The Mars Volta - Cotopaxi (STUDIO VERSION)[/ame]

There you can find a live recording of what's gonna be the first American single off Octahedron, "Since We've Been Wrong". [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EhN2AfMTZ60]YouTube - The Mars Volta - Since We've Been Wrong[/ame]

ABBA. This can give me a headache in no time.

I did and it's been my very best live experience ever since. Seriously, it was.

Exactly. The only persons missing from the staff are Adrian Terrazas-Gonsalez and Paul Hinojos (Saxophone and Sound manipulation).

Well, there is an album coming out in less than two months, so I don't wanna see this thread leave the firs page of WoM till then... Octahedron, June 22nd !!

Pink Floyd is my favourite band of all time.

Surprisingly, the songs that make me cry are not really sad : they're mostly songs about seeing beauty where or when you should be pissed at life : Grace Kelly Blues by Eels Saint-Denis by Grand Corps Malade Wish You Were Here by Pink Floyd Samedi Soir (Sur Un Banc) by MC Solaar Hong Kong by Gorillaz And some others that I can't think of right now. Funny thing about those songs is that they make me cry, but I don't know if it's out of joy or sorrow.

I Will is very underrated in my opinion. I think the three voices merged together are extremely powerful. It's only 1 guitar, 2 minutes and 3 voices, but what a punch to the face !! And one must remember that LSP is the result of a failed attempt to sketch I Will, which makes it a very important Radiohead song. Besides this, there are so many songs on HTTT thet I love that it's much quicker to say I don't like Go To Bed and Myxomatosis. I dig all the others.

I want In Rainbows to win, but I think Viva La Vida or Death And All His Friends is going to.

^ Yeah that's a good one. I recently fell in love with "In The Back Seat". Anyway, the debut i think of are : Muse - Showbiz The Mars Volta - De-Loused In The Comatorium Archive - Londinium The dø - A Mouthful Emilie Simon - Emilie Simon and of course Byörk - Debut If you don't know them then I advise you to check them out, they're all fantastic albums, sincerely.

I voted Jigsaw. I think because of its duration and mainstreaminess it should be the one. Don't get me wrong, I love this song.

My money is on Jigsaw.

I second that. I love Parachutes a million times as much as I do PH.

I do listen to Explosions In The Sky and Godspeed, but that would be GY!BE, wouldn't it ?

As a huge Pink Floyd fan, I love More and La Vallée soundtracks. But more in general, I'd say A Clockwork Orange, 2001 : A Space Odyssey, Full-Metal Jacket, Pulp Fiction, Donnie Darko, Cruel Intentions, and even Goodbye Lenin! have real good soundtracks. I know, three Kübriks is a lot, but the man was really good at choosing musics.

Both two songs I love very much too. The bass on D&C is fantastic, as well as the "Why don't you quiet dooooooooooown ? - Crack your little skulls" passage. Colin did great work on this one. And 4-Minute Warning. The arrival of the piano is terrific !

Any Amnesiac song, and I'm in love with it. Yeah Pyramid Song is fantastic. The ending is so... can't find a word, but it always gives me thrills. Always. And anna111 : it's funny, because I've had sort of the same phase as you (if you go to my Last.fm profile, you'll see LSP is my most listened song ever). I think I get what you mean about its brilliance. I think it towers above the other Radiohead songs, because it's something really unique, and it sounds like the song Radiohead spent the most time working out (even if I don't think it is, but it sounds like it), and the fact that it was made almost by accident makes it seem like a scientific discovery. Plus, there's no way you could give it a genre tag, well, other than "Experimental". It is not my favourite, but I think Like Spinning Plates is their absolute masterpiece.

Indeed, it was really well done, as well as their Unravel cover.

Sleeping With Ghosts. And Dark Side Of The Moon, for the one above you. At The Drive In - Relationship Of Command or The Mars Volta - De-Loused In The Comatorium ?

Here comes Encourage You To Death, the newest Heritage Railway Association album !! By the way, I really love this game. Great idea.

"Wake Up" The Hoosiers "Money To Be Made" or Moriarty "Jimmy" ? If you don't know them, listen to both then answer ^^