Credits:

Radiohead

Description:

Radiohead's fourth album "Kid A", which is regarded as "the last great album of the 20th century in music history", and their fifth album "Amnesiac", which was recorded at the same time and is also regarded as a twin album, have been released as a single 3CD set "Kid A Mnesia" with additional rare and unreleased material in celebration of the 21st anniversary of their release. The fifth album "Amnesiac", which is positioned as a twin work, is released as a single 3-CD set "Kid A Mnesia" with additional unreleased/rare sound sources to celebrate its 21st anniversary! Radiohead's revolutionary fourth album "Kid A" caused controversy when it was released in 2000 for its style that abandoned the guitar rock format and incorporated cutting-edge electronic music from the likes of Aphex Twin and Outeeka. Amnesiac, recorded around the same time, was Radiohead's twin work, mixing electronics with classical music such as krautrock, jazz, and bluegrass, and serving as a template for the band's recent mature sound.Twenty years after its release, the album has been updated with a bonus disc, "Kid A Mnesia," containing 12 tracks, including B-sides and alternate versions unearthed from the recording sessions, the unreleased "If You Say the Word," which has remained an urban legend among core fans, and the first official release of "Follow Me Around," which was never released outside of the band's gates. Kid A Mnesia" renews its great history as a 3-CD set with the addition of a bonus disc, "Kid Amnesiae," which includes 12 songs, including "Follow Me Around," the first official release." Everything In It's Right Place"---Two works that revolutionized music history in the 2000s but followed two trajectories are now united after 20 years.

Tracklisting:

1.Everything In Its Right Place
2.Kid A
3.The National Anthem
4.How To Disappear Completely
5.Treefingers
6.Optimistic
7.In Limbo
8.Idioteque
9.Morning Bell
10.Motion Picture Soundtrack
11.Life In A Glasshouse
12.How to Disappear into Strings