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Capitol/EMI announces the June 3 U.S. release of Radiohead: The Best Of. The band's first ever career retrospective, to be made available both physically and digitally, Radiohead: The Best Of brings together the singles, key album tracks and live favorites spanning the band's entire Parlophone Records and Capitol Records career.

Radiohead: The Best Of (standard)
1. Just
2. Paranoid Android
3. Karma Police
4. Creep
5. No Surprises
6. High and Dry
7. My Iron Lung
8. There There
9. Lucky
10. Optimistic
11. Fake Plastic Trees
12. Idioteque
13. 2+2 = 5
14. The Bends
15. Pyramid Song
16. Street Spirit (Fade Out)
17. Everything In Its Right Place


Radiohead: The Best Of (Special Edition 2CD)

Disc 1
1. Just
2. Paranoid Android
3. Karma Police
4. Creep
5. No Surprises
6. High and Dry
7. My Iron Lung
8. There There
9. Lucky
10. Optimistic
11. Fake Plastic Trees
12. Idioteque
13. 2+2 = 5
14. The Bends
15. Pyramid Song
16. Street Spirit (Fade Out)
17. Everything In Its Right Place

Disc 2
1. Airbag
2. I Might Be Wrong
3. Go To Sleep
4. Let Down
5. Planet Telex
6. Exit Music (For A Film)
7. The National Anthem
8. Knives Out
9. Talk Show Host
10. You
11. Anyone Can Play Guitar
12. How To Disappear Completely
13. True Love Waits [recorded live in Oslo, 2001; previously released on I
Might Be Wrong: Live Recordings]


Radiohead: The Best Of (4-piece vinyl set)

Disc 1: Side 1
1. Just
2. Paranoid Android
3. Karma Police
4. Creep

Disc 1: Side 2
1. No Surprises
2. High and Dry
3. My Iron Lung
4. There There

Disc 2: Side 1
1. Lucky
2. Fake Plastic Trees
3. Idioteque
4. 2+2 = 5

Disc 2: Side 2
1. The Bends
2. Pyramid Song
3. Street Spirit (Fade Out)
4. Everything In Its Right Place

Disc 3: Side 1
1. Airbag
2. I Might Be Wrong
3. Go To Sleep

Disc 3: Side 2
1. Let Down
2. Planet Telex
3. Exit Music (For A Film)

Disc 4: Side 1
1. The National Anthem
2. Knives Out
3. Talk Show Host

Disc 4: Side 2
1. You
2. Anyone Can Play Guitar
3. How To Disappear Completely
4. True Love Waits [recorded live in Oslo, 2001; previously released on I
Might Be Wrong: Live Recordings]

Labels: music news, Radiohead

So now we all know Thom Yorke's favorite track on Radiohead's new album, but what is yours? Are you on the same page as him, is "Videotape" your album favorite?

"Personally speaking, that's my favourite thing we've ever created because it has the inexpressible substance going on behind the specifics of the song, so I'm really proud of that." [BBC Interview]

Listen:
Radiohead - "Videotape" (mp3)

In Rainbows released on Tuesday, January 1st, on TBD Records (really ATO Records Group). There has recently been a ruckus in regards to the bands split from record label EMI because they would not negotiate back catalog rights with the band.

Since they inevitable self-released the album, there was even more controversy over the way in which people were getting it. People have been downloading and sharing the tracks for some time. Radiohead sort of just threw it out there, almost a slap in the face to the major-label system. Specifically because the band let fans choose their own price and 62% of people chose not to pay a dime for the record. (That sucks).

It must say something that even after a digital release, where people screwed the system and all but stole their music...there are still a katrillion people interested in buying the hard copy.

More Radiohead for ya:
Radiohead - "Kinetic" (mp3)
Radiohead - "Anyone Can Play Guitar" (mp3)

Labels: Radiohead