RE: limited edition?

["chris ramsdale" <chrisr at seaq_org>]

sigh. i *thought* i had ordered the limited edition CD, but somehow i ended
up with the other.
i'm enjoying the music though and looking at how often i actually pull out
the paperwork in my other Radiohead albums these days, i suppose i'm ok.

also enjoying the Jayhawks this week. All thanks to $50 Amazon gave me for
free just to go in for less than an hour and poke around at a prototype of
their webpage. See, it pays to live in Seattle!

now, if OtR can just come back and play again during a week that we have
money...

>
> Being the Radiohead geek that I am, I also got the limited edition.
> It's rather a let-down after the *stellar* packaging for Amnesiac (and
> to a lesser extent Kid A.)
>
> No kiddie book, no library card, just a map of what seems to be Eurasia
> or some other country in that wide world they call "Not the USA."  I'd
> even say the booklet-hidden-behind-tray normal edition of Kid A was
> better than this thing.
>
> Looking at it more, it looks somewhat like a certain downtown section of
> Milwaukee.
>
> At least being in the US I got a CD that wasn't encumbered with some
> unholy copy protection.
>
> -Smitty the Collector
> (he's an infector serving his shit to his flies)
>
> (P.S. While we're on the topic of other bands, let me plug just one more
> time Eisley and Kenna.  They're both well worth the sub-$10 price it'll
> cost you to get their new releases.)
>
> (P.P.S. I'd define Eisley as girl space-pop and Kenna as rock with keys
> and a Neptunes beat.)
>
> Bruce Lachey wrote:
>
> > The "Hail To The Thief" ltd edition is in a bigger case and has a
> > poster inside - it was $12.99 at Best Buy last week.  Their last few
> > had more substantial art in the limited edition.  The regular one just
> > has the CD book and is regular sized, in a jewel box.
>
>
>
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