Radiohead - Kid A
Label:
Catalog#:
CDKIDA1
Format:
CD, Album
Country:
UK
Released:
02 Oct 2000
Genre:
Electronic,
Rock
Style:
Alternative Rock,
Experimental
Tracklist
| 1 | Everything In Its Right Place | 4:11 | X | |
| 2 | Kid A | 4:45 | X | |
| 3 | The National Anthem | 4:52 | X | |
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Featuring -
Hook Horns
Sampler [Rhythm Sampling] - Henry Binns | ||||
| 4 | How To Disappear Completely | 5:56 | X | |
| 5 | Treefingers | 3:43 | X | |
| 6 | Optimistic | 5:16 | X | |
| 7 | In Limbo | 3:31 | X | |
| 8 | Idioteque | 5:09 | X | |
| 9 | Morning Bell | 4:36 | X | |
| 10 | Motion Picture Soundtrack | 6:59 | X | |
Credits
Notes
First issue copies contain a second booklet, featuring artwork and lyrics from the album after Kid A, Amnesiac, hidden underneath the CD tray.
The track 'Idioteque' contains two samples from the Oddyssey label title 'First Recordings - Electronic Music Winners' (1976). The two compositions sampled are Paul Lansky's 'Mild Und Liese' and 'Short Piece' by Arthur Kreiger.
The track 'Idioteque' contains two samples from the Oddyssey label title 'First Recordings - Electronic Music Winners' (1976). The two compositions sampled are Paul Lansky's 'Mild Und Liese' and 'Short Piece' by Arthur Kreiger.
Recommendations
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Radiohead - OK Computer (CD, Album)
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Radiohead - The Bends (CD, Album)
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Aphex Twin - Drukqs (2xCD, Album)
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Radiohead - Hail To The Thief (CD, Album, Copy Prot.)
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Radiohead - Amnesiac (CD, Album)
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Reviews & Discussion
Initial copies (which mine is one of) are mispressings. The cd starts with heavy rock sounds followed by a crowd applauding and shouting for more. After 44 seconds this fades out and "Everything in its right place" begins. As a result of this, all the track cues are 44 seconds too early. So if you skip to e.g. Optimistic, you first get the last 44 seconds of Treefingers.
At first, when I hadn't noticed the cue problem I thought that these heavy rock chords in the beginning were put there on purpose and symbolized the end of the "rockband" Radiohead and the start of the "electronic band" Radiohead, which in my opinion definitely adds to the sphere of the album. Therefore I cherish this mispressing...
At first, when I hadn't noticed the cue problem I thought that these heavy rock chords in the beginning were put there on purpose and symbolized the end of the "rockband" Radiohead and the start of the "electronic band" Radiohead, which in my opinion definitely adds to the sphere of the album. Therefore I cherish this mispressing...
i love it some of it sounds like boards of canada and some sounds like autechre.
i very good album and something new for rock music people to get into.