So glad I stay up at ridiculous hours at times like this.

sounds good.

I love the crescendo around 2:15

This sounds very Amnesiac-ish, which is a verrryyy good thing.

Ehhh, boring.

im noticing a more 'pretty' vibe to the new radiohead stuff (even though this doesnt look like album material) and i love it

Yeah, that was actually pretty lame overall. It was epic in the beginning but then turned out to be total meh.

Kinda pretty, kinda boring. Not bad considering it's impromptu and the time it took to make it.

Pretty dull, but some bits are cool, props to them for doing that though, and so soon too.

It was ok, this needs more sinking in. It will definitely not be on the new album, nice of them to pay tribute like this

ruled. wasn't really radiohead though. it was thom and some orchestra. although one of them was probably jonny greenwood.

stream...doesn't...work.

use a stream downloader

Nevermind. I got it working now.

dunno if I like this. it just sort of... ended, which was pretty disappointing.

this was also on the front page of the bbc, for some reason.

strings? strings!

I love pretty much anything radiohead puts its name on, this being no exception.

that said, this is probably not a new direction for a band. It definitely sounds reminiscent of other b-sides and rarities they've done. Lovely though

giraffes? giraffes!

I cried.

sucks

Fantastic.

Post Kid A Radiohead is generally boring IMO

The orchestra was the best part of the song.

Overall, reminds me of Motion Picture Soundtrack, just without the long pauses. Song was kinda meh.

That was nice, I will have to read the interview that Yorke was moved by.

would not listen too again

sounds too much like thrice

Loving the song.

if viva la vida were depressing - well, no, but there are strings

songs pretty cool i suppose.

candlelight vigil at Thom's house tomorrow morning, everybody's invited
and afterwards we'll huddle around his television and watch animated WWI films

strings were awesome, Thom was aimless and annoying

Beautiful strings, the vocal performance is a little odd, but I think Thom wanted to sound muffled and distant like in "You and Whose Army?".

It's not going to be an album track or anything, it's just a nice one-off charity song. Nothing more to analyze other than the cause the song is for.

Oh wait, I forgot, this isn't Opeth.

THIS SUCKS.

man maybe someday i'll understand whats so awesome about radiohead is...it just isn't clicking for me...

you and me both, brick.

they took me a while guys but they did click with me and i had to listen to OK comptuer several times before that happened but i dont see how they are influential since they dont have a definite sound

songs cool

cue the collective sputnik userbase all ejaculating at once.

Maybe avoiding a definite sound is half of their influence, oathfbass. I imagine they probably influenced bands to introduce various experimental elements to their music.

also: this is beautiful, an awesome tribute. And considering it's a tribute to someone who had recently died, I don't see how some of you would want it to be more "exciting"

"
man maybe someday i'll understand whats so awesome about radiohead is...it just isn't clicking for me..."

Listen to the bends, it'll definitley help you enjoy them more.

i'll give it another spin

Hi, Im Radiohead. I'm now a parody of myself. Nice to meet you, won't you buy my album for however much you feel it's worth? Thanks.

kinda beautiful but in a kinda gay way

aaron it wasnt that lame

lets hope the whole album is like this ... a harry patch tribute ...

i hope not

gayyyyyyyy

Listened to it a couple of times now. It was rather nice.

lol harry patch

lol

How might I go about buying this in the US?

You can still buy it from that link, they take Visa and Mastercard.

Yup.