Exit Music Songs With Radio Head

[joethelion]

so - did anyone else happen to d/l the promo of this?

Honestly... it's a lot more spotty than I thought it was going to be. I will say, however some tracks are insanely better than they should've been -> the "in Limbo", "High and Dry" and "Just" versions specifically

biggest disappointment - the Rjd2 version of "Airbag" I mean... when does replacing vocals with a filtered flute sound seem good? and it's funny when you think about it - Airbag was RH's drummer trying to sound like Shadow, and RJD2 is... well kinda like a faux-shadow (although, maybe I just haven't heard his best stuff... I've only got "The Horror" EP - which, yes is good... but I kept thinking 'hey sounds like shadow')

and I def like this new version of High & Dry over the original. Not that the original was bad, by any means... it just really sounded like a U2 cover


and btw - is the Sa-Ra version of In Limbo indicitve of their proper output? I really dig this track, and their remix of Tosca's "Heidi Bruehl"

[stimpee]

*paste*

Exit Music Songs With Radio Heads


Apparently, the earlier reported Radiohead tribute has surfaced on torrent sites already. A promo copy of the album, entitled Exit Music Songs with Radio Heads, has leaked on the internet. Here's the full tracklisting of the album:

1. Shawn Lee - No Surprises
2. Mark Ronson feat. Alex Greenwald - Just
3. RJD2 - Airbag
4. Matthew Herbert feat. Mara Carlyle - Nice Dream
5. The Randy Watson Experience feat. Donn. - Morning Bell
6. Sa-Ra feat. The Sa-Ra All Stars - In Limbo
7. Pete Kuzma feat. Bilal - High & Dry
8. The Bad Plus - Karma Police
9. Osunlade & Erro - Everything In Its Right Place
10.The Cinematic Orchestra - Exit Music (for a film)

[vacant]

I've got a Sa-Ra demo from a Kanye West gig, but it's not that good...

Liking the 'Just' cover though, am yet to check out the rest.

[Dirty0900]

Im intrested in hearing the cinematic orchestras attempt.

[sola sistim]

this sounds interesting..
are these covers or remixes?

[joethelion]

they're all covers