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Binding: Audio CDEAN: 0766487024747 Format: Enhanced, Import, Limited Edition Label: EMI Int'l Manufacturer: EMI Int'l Number Of Discs: 1 Publisher: EMI Int'l Release Date: May 11, 2004 Studio: EMI Int'l Editorial Review: Album Description: 2007 enhanced UK reissue of this collection of b-sides and rarities, originally released in 2004 as a Japan-only compilation album. Features an enhanced video of '2+2=5' (Live At Belford Festival) plus 10 audio tracks including live tracks, remixes and non-album cuts. 11 tracks total. Parlophone. Album Details: Originally Released in 2004 as a Japan-only Compilation Album around the Japanese Leg of Radiohead's "Hail to the Thief" Tour, "Com Lag - 2+2=5" was Previously Only Available in the UK as a Limited Quantity Import. The Enhanced Album features Rare Live Tracks, B-sides and Remixes. Average Rating:
![]() Rating: - Save your money, buy ItchYou'd probally be better of just buying the Go to Sleep sinlge, the two songs off that are really the only ones worth paying for. I paid $10 for the Japanese Import on ebay, and it's worth it because I love Radiohead, but $35+ is nuts. Really, if you can find a copy of Go to Sleep, Gagging Order and I am a Wicked Child are the only songs worth buying. I got my Go to Sleep single for $3 or $4 which leaves a lot of money to but better Radiohead imports. Rating: - 4.5 Stars... a 'must-have' for any Radiohead fanRadiohead is not shy about issuing its B-sides and other assorted "left-overs". "My Iron Lung" is one of the best examples, "Airbag/How Am I Driving" is another. Not merely a single or an EP, but not quite yet an album's worth of music, these releases are hard to classify. After the release of "Hail to the Thief", Radiohead issued another such "maxi-EP", but only for the Japanese market, namely "Com Lag" "Com Lag" (10 tracks, 36 min.) was originally released in 2004 in Japan, but finally ... Read More Rating: - a decent companion for Hail to the TheifAs Radiohead imports go, this is one of my least favorites. The remixes are really good but the tracks Paperbag Writer, I am Citezen Insane, and Where Bluebirds Fly are just plain dull and not worth more than one listen. Fog (Again) is a pretty albeit brief piano ballad. Two of my favorite tracks are Gagging Order and I am Wicked Child but I already own these as b-sides to one of the american singles from "Hail". If you don't own either "Airbag/How am I Driving?" or "My Iron Lung" I would strongly reccomend ... Read More Rating: - A Must HaveIf you are a true Radiohead fan, you need to get this EP. I'm not a huge fan of the remyxomatosis, but skttbrain is awesome, and the whole thing is worth buying just because of gagging order and fog (again). Rating: - Great b-side collectionThis EP is fantastic. At first, I wasn't too enthused about the b-sides from HTTT. I thought the remixes of "Myxomatosis" and "Scatterbrain" were awful, and I thought the other studio tracks were duds. However, wanting to have a definitive collection of the b-sides, this was the easiest and most economical way of getting the HTTT b-sides. Now, after having and listening to these songs in their entirety in full quality, repeatedly, I'd have to say I prefer nearly all the b-sides to the actual HTTT album. The ... Read More |