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European eight-track mini-album features the album version of 'My Iron Lung' and seven non-album tracks lifted from various singles off of their first two albums, 'The Trickster', 'Lewis (Mistreated)', 'Punchdrunk Lovesick Singalong', 'Permanent Daylight', 'Lozenge Of Love', 'You Never Wash Up After Yourself' and an acoustic version of their very first hit, 1993's 'Creep'. EMI. 1994.
Radiohead: Thom Yorke (vocals, guitar, piano); Ed O'Brien (vocals, guitar);
Jon Greenwood (guitar); Colin Greenwood (bass); Phil Selway (drums).
Producers: John Leckie, Nigel Godrich, Radiohead.
The import EP My Iron Lung is as close to a forgotten, long-lost Radiohead album as you can get. Although marketed and priced as an EP, it contains eight tracks, seven of which are unavailable anywhere else, and is half an hour long (which more than meets the criteria for a full-length). But besides its length, what makes My Iron Lung such a find is the quality of the tracks, all of them being great outtakes from the sessions for their classic 1995 full-length release The Bends. And because of the tracks' consistency and sequencing, it plays like a real album rather than a collection of B-sides and outtakes thrown together haphazardly. Starting off with the title track, which is the only song available elsewhere (on The Bends), the band hits you with one strong track after another, such as "The Trickster," "Lewis (Mistreated)," "Punchdrunk Lovesick Singalong," and others. The only weak spot on My Iron Lung is a closing acoustic version of their breakthrough hit "Creep." Performed solo by singer Thom Yorke, it contains a surprisingly harsh and off-key middle section, but his sincerity helps overcome the version's shortcomings. No Radiohead fan's collection is complete without the My Iron Lung EP. [Note: The My Iron Lung EP is available in a few different formats, some including less tracks than others. Be sure to get the Australian import, which contains the full eight tracks.] ~ Greg Prato
Radiohead My Iron Lung Songs My Iron Lung Music Review Average Rating: (3.7 out of 5 stars)   huh?
What is this a single... demo... different version than the one on The Bends? It is Radiohead I'll admit but it is still way too expensive.
Submitted by jonas_22787 (winterville, NC, USA)
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This is incredible
This is by far Radiohead's most outstanding work of art, I can listen to The Trickstar, over and over again. It's a wonderfully crafted masterpiece that no music fan should be without.
Submitted by ok_computer67152 (Wellington, KS, USA)
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bad album,bad group,avoid
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Additional personnel: John Matthias (violin, viola); Caroline Lavelle (cello).
Producers: John Leckie, Radiohead, Jim Warren, Nigel Godrich.
Engineers include: John Leckie, Nigel Godrich, Chris Brown.
Recorded at Rak, The Manor and Abbey Road, London, England.
Personnel: Thom Yorke (vocals, guitar, piano); Ed O'Brien (vocals, guitar); Jonny Greenwood (guitar, recorder, piano, organ, synthesizer); John Matthias (violin, viola); Caroline LaVelle (cello); Phil Selway (drums).
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All tracks except track 1 were previously unavailable in the United States.
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Principal cast includes: Tony Randall, Jacquelyn McKeever, Edward Platt, Susan Johnson, Paul Valentine.
Recorded in New York, New York on February 9, 1958. Originally released on Columbia Masterworks (5280).
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