Thom Yorke – The Eraser
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XL Recordings – XLLP200
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Vinyl, LP, Album, Embossed Cover
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Tracklist Hide Credits
| A1 |
The Eraser
Piano [Chords] – Jonny Greenwood |
4:53 | ||
| A2 | Analyse | 4:05 | ||
| A3 | The Clock | 4:14 | ||
| A4 | Black Swan | 4:48 | ||
| A5 | Skip Divided | 3:33 | ||
| B1 | Atoms For Peace | 5:12 | ||
| B2 | And It Rained All Night | 4:20 | ||
| B3 | Harrowdown Hill | 4:36 | ||
| B4 | Cymbal Rush | 5:10 |
Credits
- Arranged By – Nigel*, Thom*
- Artwork By [Print] – Stanley Donwood
- Engineer [Original Sessions] – Graeme Stewart
- Instruments [Extra], Mixed By – Nigel*
- Mastered By – Bunt Stafford-Clark
- Mastered By [Cutting @ The Townhouse] – Tim Debney (tracks: A1 to A5)
- Mastered By [Cutting] – T-Boy (tracks: B1 to B4)
- Mixed By [Assistant] – Darrell 'Makemyday' Thorp*
- Music By – Thom Yorke
- Other [Published By] – Chrysalis Music Ltd.
- Producer – Nigel Godrich
Notes
Embossed cover, matte paper printed inner sleeve that slide out from top, 180g audiophile vinyl
Sleeve Notes:
Thank you to Stanley for being there and explaining the wider meaning of what was happening, while cutting bits of lino. Nigel Godrich for pulling this record together, giving it a reason, and making it fun. This record would not have happened without Radiohead and their total faith in me.
For Agnes Mair
(P) 2006 Thom Yorke under exclusive license to XL Recordings Ltd.
(C) 2006 Thom Yorke under exclusive license to XL Recordings Ltd.
Published by Chrysalis Music Ltd.
Other Versions (Showing 5 of 12) View All
| Title, Format | Label | Cat# | Country | Year | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| The Eraser (9xFile, FLAC, Album) | XL Recordings | XLDL200 | UK | 2006 | ||
| The Eraser (CD, Album) | Beggars Japan | WPCB-10001 | Japan | 2006 | ||
| The Eraser (CD, Album) | High Note Records | HN346CD | Taiwan | 2006 | ||
| The Eraser (CD, Album) | XL Recordings | XLCD200 | UK & Europe | 2006 | ||
| The Eraser (LP, Album) | XL Recordings | XLLP200 | UK | 2006 |
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Reviews & Discussion
When it all falls down, no matter your preference or penchant, this is just a stunning album by dare I say it… a genius? I am not a massive Radiohead fan and as far as knowledge of Mr. Yorke’s work stands I am sitting somewhere near the bottom of the table, but what I've heard here is testament enough. Just listen to the title track. I dare any fan of "good" music not to like it. My heart actually changes speed through out the track. This is seldom felt. Drasticaly moving stuff from a music maker who isn't scared to do something different and can take one step forward without thinking about taking two back.
"So the guy from Radiohead has his first full solo album?"
I never cared about Radiohead, but read that this solo album of Thom York would be very electronic and I saw the beautifull-artwork record hanging at a local vinyl shop. So I checked the album on the internet (mp3).
At first it was strange and dark, not one track poped out. It felt like the album could just be an online first-try of some unknown artist.
But I kept listening and after a while, like all good music, you start to hear & feel the prescision and quality behind Every track. (At first it was the track "And It Rained All Night", then "Harrowdown Hill" and now "Analyse")
It's a typical ThomYork sound with his voice, but I never find it too naging.
So anyway, today I passed the record store, and bouth the record. Guess I'm also going to check some Radiohead...
Conclusion: Dark, Sad, not too depressing but soothing. And the more you listen to it, the more you’ll love it
I never cared about Radiohead, but read that this solo album of Thom York would be very electronic and I saw the beautifull-artwork record hanging at a local vinyl shop. So I checked the album on the internet (mp3).
At first it was strange and dark, not one track poped out. It felt like the album could just be an online first-try of some unknown artist.
But I kept listening and after a while, like all good music, you start to hear & feel the prescision and quality behind Every track. (At first it was the track "And It Rained All Night", then "Harrowdown Hill" and now "Analyse")
It's a typical ThomYork sound with his voice, but I never find it too naging.
So anyway, today I passed the record store, and bouth the record. Guess I'm also going to check some Radiohead...
Conclusion: Dark, Sad, not too depressing but soothing. And the more you listen to it, the more you’ll love it
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