Radiohead - OK Computer Download

Radiohead Parlophone Alternative Rock 2013

Title:

OK Computer

Performer:

Radiohead

Style:

Alternative Rock

Released:

2013

Catalog:

7243 8 55229 1 8, NODATA 02

Country:

MP3 album size:

2894 mb

FLAC album size:

2957 mb

Genre:

Electronic / Rock

Label:

Parlophone

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Tracklist

1	No Surprises	3:48
2	meeny
3	Climbing Up The Walls	4:45
4	Subterranean Homesick Alien	4:27
5	Lucky	4:19
6	Fitter Happier	1:57
7	Paranoid Android	6:23
8	Karma Police	4:21
9	mo
10	Airbag	4:44
11	Exit Music (For A Film)	4:24
12	Electioneering	3:50
13	Let Down	4:59
14	The Tourist	5:24
15	miney
16	eeny

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
NODATA 02, 7243 8 55229 1 8	Radiohead	OK Computer ‎(2xLP, Album, Gat)	Parlophone, Parlophone	NODATA 02, 7243 8 55229 1 8	UK	1997
ABS 104022	Radiohead	OK Computer + 6 Bonus Tracks! ‎(CD, Album, Unofficial)	Not On Label (Radiohead)	ABS 104022	Russia	Unknown
7 24385 5229 2 5	Radiohead	OK Computer ‎(CD, Album)	EMI	7 24385 5229 2 5	Taiwan	1997
EKPD-0610	Radiohead	OK Computer ‎(CD, Album)	EMI (Korea)	EKPD-0610	South Korea	1997
none	Radiohead	OK Computer + 6 Bonus Tracks! ‎(CDr, Album, Unofficial)	Not On Label (Radiohead)	none	Unknown

Credits

Arranged By [Strings] – Radiohead (tracks: CD1-1 to CD1-12)
Artwork [Additional Complicated Artwork Skills @ The Whole Hog Supplied By] – Mr. Barry
Artwork [Additional Complicated Artwork Skills Supplied By] – Matt Bale
Conductor [Strings] – Nick Ingman (tracks: CD1-1 to CD1-12)
Engineer [Studio Assistant] – Chris Scard (tracks: CD1-1 to CD1-12), Gerard Navarro (tracks: CD1-1 to CD1-12), Jon Bailey (tracks: CD1-1 to CD1-12)
Engineer, Mixed By – Jim Warren (tracks: CD2-11, CD2-12)
Film Director [Directed By] – Janet Fraser Crook (tracks: DVD-4 to DVD-6)
Film Producer [Produced By] – Mark Cooper (tracks: DVD-4 to DVD-6)
Lyrics By [We Wrote Them] – Radiohead (tracks: CD1-1 to CD1-12)
Mastered By – Chris 'King Fader' Blair (tracks: CD1-1 to CD1-12)
Mixed By [Audio Levels Balanced By] – Nigel Godrich (tracks: CD1-1 to CD2-10)
Music By – Colin Greenwood (tracks: CD1-1 to CD2-03, CD2-05 to DVD-6), Ed O'Brien (tracks: CD1-1 to CD2-03, CD2-05 to DVD-6), Mike Hammond, Mike Hazlewood (tracks: CD2-3), Jonny Greenwood (tracks: CD1-1 to CD2-03, CD2-05 to DVD-6), Phil Selway (tracks: CD1-1 to CD2-03, CD2-05 to DVD-6), Thom Yorke
Photography By, Other [Website Maintenance] – Stanley Donwood
Producer – Simon Askew (tracks: CD2-13 to CD2-15)
Producer [Committed To Tape] – Nigel Godrich (tracks: CD1-1 to CD2-10), Radiohead (tracks: CD1-1 to CD2-10)
Supervised By [Sound Supervisor] – Mike Felton (tracks: DVD-4 to DVD-6)

Arranged By [Strings] – Radiohead
Artwork – Matt Bale, Mr. Barry, Stanley Donwood, The White Chocolate Farm
Conductor – Nick Ingman
Featuring [Studio Assistant] – Chris Scard, Gerard Navarro, Jon Bailey
Mastered By – Chris 'King Fader' Blair
Mixed By – Nigel Godrich
Recorded By – Nigel Godrich, Radiohead
Songwriter – Colin Greenwood, Ed O'Brien, Jonny Greenwood, Phil Selway, Thom Yorke

Notes

Audio fixing and dubbing done at Mayfair, Abbey Road, Air Lyndhurst, Courtyard and The Curch. Mastered at Abbey Road.

Matrix# on labels "7243 8 57331 1 6"
Manufactured and distributed by EMI

Disc I : (eeny/meeny) - 7243 8 57331 1 8
(7243 8 57331 1 6)

Disc II : (miney/moo) - 7243 8 57331 1 8
(7243 8 57331 1 5)

Manufactured and distributed by EMI
Made and Printed in the U.K. lc 0299 NODATA 02

Comes in a gatefold sleeve with printed inner sleeves.

The labels of this release differ from the original release (OK Computer & OK Computer). Specifically, this release features: "A Warner Music Group Company", whereas the others have "EMI Records Ltd.". Please see the provided image.Special Edition box set release of the album, containing the original album, a bonus disc, a DVD (all in card sleeves), an English and a Japanese booklet and three accompanying inserts. Also includes an obi.

℗ 2009 The copyright in this audio and audio visual compilation is owned by EMI Records Ltd.
© 2009 EMI Records Ltd.
Made in Japan.
Mfd. by EMI Music Japan Inc. in Japan.

CD One:
Mastered at Abbey Road. Audio fixing and dubbing done at Mayfair, Abbey Road, Air Lyndhurst, Courtyard and The Church.
℗1997 The copyright in this sound recording is owned by EMI Records Ltd. ©1997 EMI Records Ltd. ©2009 EMI Records Ltd.

CD Two:
CD2-13 to CD2-15: Recorded for BBC Radio 1's "Evening Session" at The Hippodrome, Golders Green, London. First transmitted on June 9th, 1997.
℗1997 The copyright in this sound recording is owned by EMI Records Ltd. except tracks CD2-9 to CD2-12
℗1998 The copyright in this sound recording is owned by EMI Records Ltd. and tracks CD2-13 to CD2-15
℗2009 The copyright in this sound recording is owned by the BBC.

DVD:
DVD-4 to DVD-6: Later... With Jools Holland - 31/05/97. Recorded for BBC TV's Later... With Jools Holland. First transmitted: May 31st 1997
DVD-1 to DVD-3: ℗ 1997 EMI Records Ltd.
DVD-4 to DVD-6: ℗ 2009 BBC. © 1997 BBC. Released by arrangement with BBC Music.

Barcodes

Barcode: 4 988006 871472502
Barcode: 4988006871472502
Rights Society: JASRAC
Matrix / Runout (CD1): TOCP-70715 1
Matrix / Runout (CD2): TOCP-70716 1
Mastering SID Code (CD1, CD2): IFPI L573
Mould SID Code (CD1): IFPI 28A2
Mould SID Code (CD2): IFPI 28B6
Matrix / Runout (DVD): NVD-1391-S
Mastering SID Code (DVD): IFPI L156
Other (Category CD1): TOCP-70727
Other (Category CD2): TOCP-70728
Other (Category DVD): NVD-1391

Barcode (Text): 7 24385 52291 8
Barcode (String): 724385522918
Matrix / Runout (A Side): VINYL BLAIR
Matrix / Runout (A Side): I Like You, You Are A Wonderful Person
Matrix / Runout (A Side): D 8552291 IA NODATA 02 A-1-1-
Matrix / Runout (B Side): I'M Full Of Enthusiasm I'm Going Places
Matrix / Runout (B Side): D 8552291 IB NODATA 02 B-1-1-
Matrix / Runout (C Side): I'll Be Happy To Help You
Matrix / Runout (C Side): D 8552291 IC NODATA 02 C-1-1-
Matrix / Runout (D Side): I'm An Important Person, Would You Like To Come Home With Me?
Matrix / Runout (D Side): D 8552291 ID NODATA 02 D-1-1-

Companies

Mastered At – Abbey Road Studios
Manufactured By – EMI
Distributed By – EMI

Phonographic Copyright (p) – EMI Records Ltd.
Copyright (c) – EMI Records Ltd.
Phonographic Copyright (p) – BBC
Copyright (c) – BBC
Manufactured By – EMI Music Japan Inc
Mastered At – Abbey Road Studios
Recorded At – Golders Green Hippodrome, London

Video

Reviews:

Gunos

What a nice sounding pressing. I can't complain with what I hear.

Thozius

Easily one of the finest pressings I own of any album. Some of the sonics literally jump out at you. If you haven't revisited this gem since the old CD days, track down a copy of this UK Parlophone pressing as it sounds like an entirely different album in places.

Kahavor

For me this Warner version is the definitive version to have. It's so dead quite I wonder if my reciever is on every time. Super Flat, Clean, and well balanced. It floors me everytime. Super Happy and impressed. I've heard similarly good things about the new XL reissues.

Redfury

My copy says MADE IN EU and that it belongs to Warner. It does sound great. I got it via Barnes and Noble.com :)

OTANO

Your copy willl be an earlier pressing from the EMI period, prior to Parlophone being taken over by Warner in 2010/11

Anayaron

My copy has the same runout info as this, but the labels do not have the "A Warner Music Group Company" text. Odd.

Golden freddi

Same here. No mention of Warners on any of the labels but what a pressing :) One of the best sounding records I own.

Mopimicr

Mine is the same as yours. I'm just going to catalog this one as it's the closest.

tamada

Just got back from the shop with a brand new sealed copy of this repress. Comparing the runouts to the photos here on Discogs of the first 1997 LP, this pressing is sourced from the exact same mothers/lacquers as the original release. The matrix stamps are in precisely the same position (in relation to the spiral of the runout groove) as the original, on all 4 sides. Only the position of the "2" has changed. I would not expect this edition to sound different to the original in any significant way, as they both come from the same cut.

Erennge

It may be though, that the press is quite worn. Initial presses are always the best.

saafari

well no, it's not been remastered. However, many complained that they were experiencing a lot of surface noise with original pressing, but all accounts, this was cleared up on this reissue.

Beazekelv

I'm a little confused. I picked up a copy at Hastings and the back cover has the Capitol label and the following text:©1997 The copyright in this sound recording is owned by EMI Records Ltd. ©1997 EMI Records Ltd.This would indicate that it's a US pressing right? Well the Matrix / Runout matches what is posted here on the UK Pressing with the NODATA stamp versus MASTERED BY CAPITOL.Am I missing something? I have ordered a copy from Amazon UK so I can see if there is a difference.

Jerdodov

I have the exact same copy. Ordered from Amazon US. Capitol Records with text just like yours: ©1997 The copyright in this sound recording is owned by EMI Records Ltd. ©1997 EMI Records Ltd. Parlophone UK pressings inside ad they sound brilliant. Guess we got lucky.

Jazu

I also just had this happen. Ordered from Barnes and Noble. Capitol on the sleeve, Parlophone on the records. Dead wax matches UK Parlophone release.

Moralsa

Same thing happened to me. Back cover says Capitol, but the labels on the record are Parlophone made in UK. Not sure what to think..

Thordigda

wynams comment below me is very helpful. sincere thanks for writing that all out.. unfortunately when i ordered from barnes and noble i got a capitol pressing. so YMMV on that route.. cheers

TheSuspect

I got mine from vinyl-digital, fast shipping, good price. highly recommend this pressing sounds fantastic

NI_Rak

Uh oh. I just ordered from B&N hoping to get the Parolophone pressing. I guess we'll see what comes in the mail. When did you order yours?

Gholbimand

Just a heads up to anyone looking for this particular release out there ...B&N.com has the 1st repress version (analog master, 180 g vinyl, no surface noise) for $24.Here is my account of how I got from there to here:http://www.twitlonger.com/show/n_1sklajd

Goltizuru

I recently ordered this LP using the link above, and I got the Capital version, not the Parlophone.

RUsich155

Me too. Totally sucks. Damaged to boot.

Jack

I ordered from B&N on March 12 and I got the Capitol release. So it looks like that's what their shipping now. That was a little disappointing.

The_NiGGa

how did it turn out?

Maman

Made an order through them... hopefully I wind up with the same version as you. Quick question though, how are you able to tell the difference between the 1st Parlaphone repress the ones that might be the same as the "From the Vaults".

Saithi

This is my favorite album of all time and this is the best version/format I have listened to.

I love Mercedes

This is the best sounding copy of OK Computer you can get... It's the version you receive if you order from the UK. Get it! Nice analog sound (the recent Capitol Records issue is digital).

riki

IS there a difference between the original pressing and the UK reissue on 180g? I'm very curious as to which sounds better! -cheers

Tygrafym

I would have to agree.. at least about the cap reissues.. they're pretty garbagey.. gonna try and track down a light weight hail to the thief.

Groll

I'm getting my hands on a 180g reissue in the next couple of weeks and can let you know! I can tell you right now that the original non-180 sounds a ton better than the capitol reissue though. I've also compared 180g UK and non-180 UK pressings of Hail to the Thief (Both 2003 originals), and the lighter pressing is superior by far.

sobolica

Does anyone knows how to spot the difference between this release and the original 1997 release?

Dalallador

From the description here and the original pressing it seems the matrix etchings on side 4 (moo) are different.

Golkree

IIRC -- I might be wrong -- the original UK pressing was not sold shrinkwrapped, nor is it 180 gram vinyl.

Peles

i a recent change of the repress release on discogs it seems that the matrix number differs between the 2 releases. I didn't had time to check this out.

Khiceog

Did you get any info on this?

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