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Thom Yorke - The Eraser

17 durable postsStarted 2006-06-24Latest 2006-06-26
#29753Post 1 of 17

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  1. The Eraser
  2. Analyse
  3. The Clock
  4. Black Swan
  5. Skip Divided
  6. Atoms For Peace
  7. And It Rained All Night
  8. Harrowdown Hill
  9. Cymbal Rush

Release Date: July 11, 2006

Thom's first solo release. If you liked Kid A, I'm fairly sure you'll love this. There are a few weaker tracks in the middle ([I]Skip Divided[/I] and [I]Atoms For Peace[/I], especially), but the start and the end of this album are fantastic. I think [I]And It Rained All NIght[/I] has to be my favorite right now.

definitely worth the purchase.

#659792Post 2 of 17

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Cool. I'll check it out for $5.

#659796Post 3 of 17

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It's exactly as I expected it to be. Which isn't really a good thing.. I was hoping for an album that would take me 5+ listens to start feeling. Certainly worth checking out, but it's not breaking any new ground.

I'm going to see radiohead in berkley tomorrow night actually.... I heard they've been playing some amazing shows. I'm fired up.

#659800Post 4 of 17

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I'm pretty sure I have a good idea of what this will sound like and that's fine. I already know what to expect so I doubt I'd be disappointed. You didn't think, or anyone for that fact, that this would be ground breaking in the slightest did you?

#659894Post 5 of 17

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No, I guess not.

I knew what to expect and it was exactly that.

#659929Post 6 of 17

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i just hope he doesn' t play that stuff on tuesday night in san diego.

#659992Post 7 of 17

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This album is good but not great. Can't wait for the new Radiohead album though, sounds like it's gonna be Kid Aish.

#660027Post 8 of 17

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^ ^ But why would you want another album that sounds much like something they've already released? That's basically a cop out for lack of creativity.

#660039Post 9 of 17

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The new songs they played the other night when I saw them didn't sound anything like Kid A.

#660044Post 10 of 17

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no the new album won't be kid-a-like, at least not from the track i heard...i dont have it on my hard drive anymore, but dreamgirlie posted a link to one of their new tracks they played live called 'arpeggi', which is touted for the new record...and it sounded nothing like kid a.

#660049Post 11 of 17

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But that's only one track. How can you be so sure that the rest of them don't sound like Kid-A? Judging an album, or even stating the influence on it, based on one track is pretty poor. ;)

#660096Post 12 of 17

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Definelty going to check it out. Kid a is my favorite radiohead cd.

#660157Post 13 of 17

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Just saw radiohead last night. Fucking amazing show. They played a few new songs. Really looking forward to their new album.

#660250Post 14 of 17

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Who's touring with them? Nome some fucking emocore, depressed kids eh?

#660257Post 15 of 17

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Could still be a long wait on that album - they haven't even hit the studio yet. Thom's solo album apparently helped him get a few things out of his system (musically that is) - so from the sound of the new tracks I'd expect things to be more guitar based, which suits me fine. As they have completed their last contract they are record deal free, and don't have to pandy to A & R interference. The tour is low key, and they were in top form when I caught them.

#660275Post 16 of 17

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[quote=beanzncheez]Who's touring with them? Nome some fucking emocore, depressed kids eh?[/quote]

[url]http://myspace.com/deerhoof[/url]

Luckily I was wandering around oakland while they were playing.

#660312Post 17 of 17

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[quote=beanzncheez]But that's only one track. How can you be so sure that the rest of them don't sound like Kid-A? Judging an album, or even stating the influence on it, based on one track is pretty poor. ;)[/quote]

They played 4 or 5 new songs when I saw them, and none of them sounded like Kid A. Based on those few songs they album will have a unique sound, and will be more guitar driven than anything they've done in years, and less moody than their last few records. It sounds like a logical progression for them really. Really looking forward to their new album.

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