Pros: An excellent EP/mini-LP of live material Cons: None
Radiohead began this decade like a shot, releasing three things before 2002: Kid A in 2000 and Amnesiac as well as the live EP/mini-LP I Might Be Wrong: Live Recordings both in 2001. My impression at the time was that this was a ...
Pros: An Excellent Live Album from Radiohead. Cons: It's Geared Towards Hardcore Fans.
In October of 2000, Radiohead released their long-awaited follow-up to their 1997 masterpiece “OK Computer” which turned out to be one of the year’s most mind-bending releases. “Kid A” took Radiohead to the vanguard of experimental ro ...
Pros: Brings added energy to the studio tracks, and a Bonus New Song! Cons: The studio did wonders for a couple of these tunes.
Like pretty much everything else Radiohead have released since the astounding, confounding Kid A, I Might Be Wrong is something of an anomaly. Sure, it's a live album, but it's not by any means the Definitive Radiohead Live Album that fans...
Pros: about half the songs are stand-outs Cons: about half the songs fall flat
After hitting the trifecta with 1995’s THE BENDS, 1997’s OK COMPUTER, and 2000’s KID A, Radiohead found themselves beating something of a dead horse with 2001’s AMNESIAC. What had been rumored – in fact, all but promised – to be...
Pros: Proof that Radiohead is one of the greatest live bands in the world. Cons: Needs a few more songs...
You know, with all the confusion and anger that came out of the realese of Radiohead's 4th and 5th albums ("Kid A" and "Amnesiac") it seems only fitting that an 8-track EP should be the record that opens the eyes of all thoose fans they lost, you know,...
Pros: It's the best band in the world performing their ground breaking new songs Cons: eight songs is not enough. A live album before Christmas? Hypocritical?
I received this album from a pal for Christmas, and being well acquainted with the two albums the songs are taken from, Kid A and Amnesiac, I was pretty excited, and rightly so as it turns out. I Might Be Wrong, while containing only one previously...
Pros: The National Anthem, Idioteque, Dollars And Cents, True Love Waits
Cons: Everything In Its Right Place
Most of you already possess the knowledge of what this release is, but for the blissfully unaware, I shall expound upon it. After releasing the albums Kid A and Amnesiac in consecutive years, Radiohead quickly followed them with this EP, recorded live ...
Pros: A more rockier take on the previous two albums. 'Idioteque', 'Like Spinning Plates' Cons: Far too short.
Somewhere on the fifth circle of hell, along with the adulterers and the liars there are a couple of wheels of fire reserved for bands that short-change their fans on live albums. After recently deciding there was more to like in Radiohead's recent...
The saviors of rock, the poster boys of the Brit Rock, and the future of music have released a new album for their ever-growing fan base, I Might Be Wrong. Before all you Radiohead fans get excited, this is not a true new album. It's a live album...
Pros: Psychedelic rock. More diverse than on the albums. Less monotonous and not so much filler. Cons: Does not sound like a live record. Still weird, but in reasonable quantities.
I will admit that I did not expect anything when purchasing this release. The two last studio albums Kid A and Amnesiac were strange, everyone waited for a new Ok Computer or a new Bends. We got two experimental alternative records. Most people did not...
Pros: Sound Quality, "Like Spinning Plates," "True Love Waits" Cons: Often lacks feel of live album, two tracks are notably worse than studio versions
It took me a long time to get around to hearing I Might Be Wrong, put off by negative reviews criticizing it for being "unnecessary" or for having songs that sound too similar to their studio counterparts. But after listening, I can safely say ...
Pros: Great Songs, energized Radiohead Cons: The songs from Kid A and Amnesiac are better on the albums.
On Radiohead's live album, "I Might Be Wrong", they successfully do what many thought impossible. They play incredible live versions of several songs from their last two studio albums "Kid A" and "Amnesiac". The album really is good. I wish there were...
Pros: New aural territory explored on each cut, songs drastically different from studio versions. Great energy. Cons: Some may dislike it because of the drastically different nature that some songs take on.
So many complaints that the songs on this album sound either too different or not different enough. They rock too hard. Their playing is uninspired. Thomy Yorke sings like a yak in heat. Yes, we know all these things to be true. However, what this...
Pros: What's better than Radiohead? Radiohead live. Cons: Of course it might sound better in a studio, but it's not a con.
A live CD is just so much more personal than a studio recording. You get your artists uncut and natural. Radiohead sounds almost as good live as they do on CD, and that takes talent. As one of the most talented bands of this century, I think that any...
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