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From: "zimbo" <tofu@falco.kuci.uci.edu>
To: "idm" <idm@hyperreal.org>
Sent: Thursday, June 14, 2001 10:59 PM
Subject: [idm] new radiohead > 3
quoted 8 lines anyone want to shed some light on how the new radiohead cd is after track>
> anyone want to shed some light on how the new radiohead cd is after track
> 3? i would listen to it, but i cant seem to stop myself from listening to
> the third track over and over.
>
> its like skam releasing a matmos track in which they called upon the ghost
> of bryn jones for inspiration. or something.
>
It's kinda catching, isn't it? I'm sure there's a lengthy debate going on
somewhere as we speak as to how they got the vocal sound. To answer your
question, tracks four through maybe 9 all have varying degrees of guitar on
them. It isn't always dominant, but it's pretty continuous--much more so
than Kid A. You and Who's Army and Like Spinning Plates are particularly
tasty--not, or course to the exception of track 3 (the title of which
escapes me at the moment).
I have incidentally been listening to Confield lately, and I guess I can see
what folks are complaining about, but I quite like it. It has a nice tactile
kinda quality to it. Texture more than groove--rather like that Radiohead
track. Not trying to get the Confield thread going again, just thought I'd
pitch in my two cents while I was writing.
Joe
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quoted 12 lines chris.>
> chris.
>
> aim|cuddlenoise
> "Groupies are always encouraged."
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