1. Radiohead The Bends Play Album
2. Radiohead The Bends Review

Radiohead have just released new collector's editions of Pablo Honey, The Bends and OK Computer. The band's most dedicated fans will be the first to acknowledge the release as a cash-in by their former label EMI and nothing to do with the band members.

Baca komik serial cantik gratis bahasa indonesia. Radiohead Reissues Pablo Honey 3* The Bends 4* OK Computer 5* *** It certainly doesn’t feel like 12 years since OK Computer, an indication of the record’s continuing power and resonance, as well as, perhaps, the inability of Radiohead’s successors to move the game forward significantly. Either way, the reissue of such a ubiquitous album hardly seems crucial right now. That is, unless you work for EMI.

Radiohead The Bends Play Album

So far, their treatment of Radiohead’s back catalogue has resembled a jilted lover flogging their ex’s belongings on eBay, dripping bittersweet tears onto the address labels. First there was the hurriedly-assembled seven-album boxset and ridiculous USB stick.

Radiohead The Bends Review

Then came the less-than-essential Best Of. More recently, EMI announced plans to re-release every Radiohead single on 12” vinyl, an exercise that will surely only serve to point up the ugliness of most of the original artwork. However, it’s harder to condemn EMI kingpin Guy Hands and company for this latest batch of reissues.