ok computer radiohead 20 anniversary release

Today, Radiohead has acknowledged that they heard our plea. Last year, Vulture got down on both knees and begged the band to at last release their decades-old song “Lift” on wax - this, after they’d finally revisited “True Love Waits” long enough to put it on a record - arguing on behalf of a fandom tired of replaying it only in live form.

It has long been cited as one of the greatest record of all times by critics, musicians and fans alike.Īnnouncing the reissue, the band said: “Rescued from defunct formats, prised from dark cupboards and brought to light after two decades in cold storage… OK COMPUTER: the original 12-track album, three unreleased tracks and eight B-sides, all newly remastered from the original analogue tapes.”Īlso included in OKNOTOK is a sketchbook of “preparatory work”, a book of more than 30 never before seen artworks and a mix tape compiled by the band from the session archives and demo tapes.Photo: Rich Fury/Getty Images for CoachellaĪsk and, on very rare occasion with Radiohead, you shall receive. OK Computer, Radiohead’s third album, was released on Jand saw the band distance themselves from their previous sound on The Bends. It will also feature eight B-side tracks. Priced at £100, the new reissue is called OKNOTOK, with the three unreleased songs titled I Promise, Man Of War and Lift. The British rock group announced the news on Tuesday following weeks of mysterious build-up in which posters appeared in cities around the world and a short teaser video was posted online. The deluxe release will also include a notebook containing 104 pages of frontman Thom Yorke’s “library of scrawled notes” and will be available on June 23 – the same day as their Glastonbury headline performance.

Radiohead will celebrate the 20th anniversary of the acclaimed OK Computer with a reissue featuring three previously unreleased tracks. Three previously unreleased tracks are included in the reissue.

Ok computer radiohead 20 anniversary release