radiohead: "king of limbs" features an end track called "separator".
and compared to all previous albums it is short.
and the deluxe edition of the album features 2x 10" vinyls...
either 2 tracks a side... or this is half of a larger work.
after the in rainbows disc 2, it wouldn't surprise me.
but i can't really be sure, i mean...radiohead rumours are almost never true.
and during in rainbows press i remember an interview where it was said that they were happy in rainbows was shorter, something about "HttT" dragging on or something...so maybe they decided this one would be most powerful as it is...
so it's quite possibly bullshit but it's what lots of radiohead fans are saying on net at moment...
here's a stream of what we're raving about. its good. thanks to "the PeaK"
Radiohead - The King of Limbs by ThePEAK
even if there's not more to come i'm glad the d-lux version will be on its way to my addresss in the coming months...BooYA!!!
The “newspaper” edition will contain two 10-inch vinyl records in a special record sleeve, many large sheets of artwork, 625 tiny pieces of artwork, a compact disc, and a colour piece of oxo-degradable plastic package. The album will be released by Ticker Tape in the United States, XL in the United Kingdom and Hostess Entertainment in Japan.
ReplyDeleteThe album was announced on Radiohead’s website on 14 February 2011, five days before release.[5] The name of the album possibly refers to an oak tree in Wiltshire’s Savernake Forest, thought to be 1,000 years old. The tree is a pollarded oak, referring to an ancient technique for harvesting timber for fencing and firewood. Though it does not feature on maps, the tree is said to be 3 miles (4.8 km) from Tottenham Court House, where Radiohead recorded part of their previous album In Rainbows. On 18 February, Radiohead’s official blog published the first song from the album, “Lotus Flower”, with an accompanying music video, followed by a post announcing the album was released. - LastFM