Exactly.

The addition of videos of guitar players hitting 1000+ bpm is an interesting addition. Richard has a complicated mind.

"After “Where’s a good place for brunch in your neighborhood?” (see my post on that here ), probably the second most frequently asked question I get is “Is there a way to reshape the current political calculus that would enable our country to rely more heavily on nuclear power?”

Ha, all his favorite DC brunch spots link to actual places on Yelp.

Which makes 12 if you include the two downloadable songs + Daily Mail EP.

I think a lot of people gave up 4 songs in, called it bleep boop album and never looked back. It's not like I blame them, I just disagree and think they are missing out. It might not be as revolutionary as KID A, but it feels like a same blueprint, just affected / inspired by different styles of electronic music.

I think the album is absolutely great. It took me like a week or two to properly get into it, but now I hug it as much as I hug my parents other Radiohead albums.

This better be the best goddamn 8 CDs album made in this decade.

My maniacal laughter is to the beat of head banging on the table.

Yea, sorry, meant US.

Because print is dead.

I am sucker for Radiohead music that features the members of Radiohead.

Someone already mentioned that it could be all just a foreshadowing of having an actual orchestra this time around.

"Prosperity is right around the corner."

Is there a pro-I-do-give-a-shit lobby?

Fuck.

Knowing how Radiohead operate, there is a slim chance that you will hear studio recordings of these tracks on any of the upcoming 8 albums.

I liked Allmusic's take on it:

Codex became one of my favorite songs by Radiohead ever. It has incredible relaxing ability, it's hauntingly calm and uses silence very well.

I think it took me like two weeks to get properly into it. I ended up loving it.