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New Radiohead album releasedthis Saturday

Mon 14th Feb, 2011 in International News

Radiohead will release their eighth album The King of Limbs this Saturday, February 19th.

The band today posted a link on their website to thekingoflimbs.com, where instructions to pre-order the album are given.

A pre-order for a digital-only download costs £6.00 (approx $9.50) for MP3 or £9.00 (approx $14.00) for a CD quality uncompressed WAV file.

The King Of Limbs is also being presented as “the world’s first Newspaper Album”, where for an extra charge, customers receive:

•Two clear 10” vinyl records in a purpose-built record sleeve.
•A compact disc.
•Many large sheets of artwork, 625 tiny pieces of artwork and a full-colour piece of oxo-degradeable plastic to hold it all together.
•The Newspaper Album comes with a digital download that is compatible with all good digital media players.
•The Newspaper Album will be shipped on Monday 9th May 2011 you can, however, enjoy the download on Saturday 19th February 2011.
•One lucky owner of the digital version of The King Of Limbs, purchased from this website, will receive a signed 2 track 12” vinyl.

The unprecedented release comes over three years after the band’s award winning seventh album In Rainbows, which was released in a similar manner.

Now breathe and pray that they really are ‘on target’ for an Australian tour

Radiohead

June 25th, 2008

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sarcasm_mister

sarcasm_mister said on the 16th Feb, 2011

he played Jigsaws Falling into Place from IR and Knives Out from Amnesiac.

i find it almost impossible to pick a favourite from each album because i change my mind everytime i listen to them but here are my current favourites

Pablo - Stop Whispering
The Bends - Just
OK Computer - Lucky (changed my mind about 5 times while writing that)
Kid A - Idioteque
Amnesiac - Amnesiac/Morning Bell
Hail to the Thief - Suck Young Blood
In Rainbows - Bodysnatchers.

The Great Monkey War

The Great Monkey War said on the 16th Feb, 2011

daveyac8881

daveyac8881 said on the 16th Feb, 2011

In Rainbows - Nude
OK Computer - Exit Music (For A Film)
The Bends - Street Spirit (Fade Out), would be Talk Show Host if it counted
Kid A - How To Disappear Completely
Hail To The Thief - 2 + 2 = 5
Amnesiac - You And Whose Army
Pablo Honey - Creep

Stefan Beck

Stefan Beck said on the 16th Feb, 2011

Amnesiac - Life In A Glass House
Kid A - Idioteque
In Rainbows - All I Need
OK Computer - Let Down
The Bends - Black Star

SlowerQuieter

SlowerQuieter said on the 16th Feb, 2011

Amnesiac - Life In A Glass House
Kid A - Idioteque
In Rainbows - All I Need
OK Computer - Let Down
The Bends - Black Star

You're the only other person that's chosen Let Down and Black Star! ;)

ThatDude123

ThatDude123 said on the 16th Feb, 2011

In Rainbows - Bodysnatchers.

I hate this song on principle of it being based off Thom Yorke's idea of what Wolfmother sound like to him.

daveyac8881

daveyac8881 said on the 16th Feb, 2011

I am disgusted that Thom Yorke cares that much about Wolfmother

The Great Monkey War

The Great Monkey War said on the 17th Feb, 2011

Thom Yorke could write a song about the annoyance he feels the first time he scuffs a new shoe and I would blow my load in a dark room over it.

shazie

shazie said on the 17th Feb, 2011

(the albums aren't in any particular order):

In Rainbows - Faust Arp
Hail to the theif - Myxomatosis
Kid A - Everything In Its Right Place
OK Computer - Subterranean Homesick Alien
Pablo Honey - Creep
Amnesiac - Pyramid Song

Maximillian Billion

Maximillian Billion said on the 17th Feb, 2011

in rainbows - weird fishes
httt - there there
amnesiac - pyramid song
kid a - kid a
ok computer - karma polica
the bends - planet telex
pablo honey - creep

grattan

grattan said on the 17th Feb, 2011

Gold - first review of the new Radiohead record on Vice:

1. INTRO 1
Johnny Greenwood’s lush orchestral opener contains virtually no words, except for a brief refrain at the end, where Thom intones over and over in his most morose vocal: “War. Killed. Me. I. Died. In. A. Big. War.”

2. INTRO 2 (INTO THE BATTERY FARM)
“Babies’ eyes/Babies’ eyes/cancer, flies, thyroid pies,” laments Thom, on this beastly overture, reminiscent of “The National Anthem”, or perhaps “Killer Cars”, while Johnny Greenwood plays a timpani with a zither as though the planet’s alternative fuel options depended on it.

3. P£T£R P£PP£R
The first of the tracks that Radiohead composed by riffing over whatever was playing on Fearne Cotton’s Live Lounge during that day then erasing the original track, “P£T£R P£PP£R” is Thom’s deeply personal reaction to the events of the banking crisis. It is an angry rant at the 12% per annum depreciation in the value of his Oxford mansion over the past three years, for which he holds Sir Fred Goodwin personally responsible, juxtaposing the dramatic collapse of RBS and a local tableau of his house-selling circumstances.
Key lyric: “Cardboard boxes/Files for the shredder/Did Foxtons call, hon?/End of my tether.”

4. THE OBSERVER
Where would the ‘world’s first newspaper album’ be without the ‘world’s first newspaper song’? An interlude similar to “Fitter, Happier…” in which Victoria Coren’s Observer columns are read chronologically by the late WWI Tommy, Harry Patch, over a nine minute slice of “Bieber 800%”.

5. TAILBACK ON THE LUNAR EXPRESS
Radiohead’s most challenging composition yet. Consisting in its totality of a single note on an acoustic guitar played in a metronomic four beats to the bar, it reputedly took the group two years just to build the studio set-up that would allow them to create the perfect take, during which time Nigel Godrich had three nervous breakdowns and began hallucinating that he was a tick on the rump of Aztec king Montezuma.

6. RAPE ALARM
Like “Nude” on In Rainbows, this is Radiohead stripped bare: a song that will send goose-shivers up your spine, down your aorta, straight into your left ventricle, killing you. Only play if you’re on statins and have a BMI of less than 25.

7. CREEP II
A Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps-style updating of the material that first won them fame, “Creep II” is a tender ballad that finds the same character approaching middle-age, reflecting on his traumatic unrequited love, looking her up on Facebook, then expressing a high degree of schadenfreude in finding out that she’s fat, newly divorced from her jock asshole high school sweetheart, working in a call center for EDF Energy in Stratford, and lists Amy McDonald and The Beatles as her favorite musicians.

8. CALLS WILL COST £1 PLUS STANDARD RATE. CALLS FROM MOBILES MAY BE CONSIDERABLY MORE
A hurricane scree of “Idioteque” electronic noise and acid jazz with a bassline sampled from the Fat Albert theme-tune and replayed on a baguette, over which Thom spits his most barbed lyrical darts yet.
Key lyric: “Louis/Liar. Cheryl/Chernobyl. Dannii/Dachau. Simon/Srebrenica. Pouty face/Cross face. Backstory/Sob story. Red tops/Top off. Best bits/Montage. Black one/Gay one/Old one/Comedy one. Vote me off/Lead me on/Put. Me. Down.”

9. FML
A clear marker that the Oxford quintet have been keeping pace with the most cutting-edge music of the 20th Century, this is a gloopy, ethereal noisespace that sounds like Burial jamming with M. Ward in a nightbus at the bottom of the Thames on a mixing desk made of ennui and marmalade. Lyrically, the Iraq Inquiry comes under Thom’s microscope as he contrasts Tony Blair’s testimony with the sex scenes glimpsed in his memoir, A Journey, and directly addresses Cheri Blair.
Key lyric: “Mrs, how did your huge mouth kiss his lips that lied?/Did you moan as the Iraqi children cried?”

10. OUTRO II (INTRO)
As a stuttering, almost tango beat builds from wafts of diaphanous electronic noise in the background, three minor chords ring out insistently on a grand piano, and a single cello etches a heartbreakingly rich, redolent tattoo of warm, regretful passions, over which Thom Yorke sings about how much he loves pussy.
Key lyric: “Pussy. Pussy. Pussy/Slurp. Slurp. Slurp.
Slap dat, lick dat, split dat, spit dat.
Girl your coochie get so moist/I ain’t got no other choice.
Big ones small ones fat ones thin ones/Don’t give a fuck/Long as I’m in one.”

Instant verdict?
Another classic: one that marries the taut electronica of Pablo Honey with the anthemic Britpop belters of Kid A and the complex prog of The Bends. A radical reinvention that fuses timeless langour with post-modern darkness over towering ziggurat electronica. It is a quantum leap; in the sense that it transplants you inside the body of a West Virginia stripper in 1967 who has to solve her brother’s murder with the help of a computer called Ziggy. Innovative use of physical product… saving record industry… blah… reluctant stars… contrarians… pioneers… Godrich, their fifth Beatle… still ahead of the curve… blah shellfish… Glastonbury… picnic… shoes… bus… car crashes… Global warning… more than just an album… etc.

sarcasm_mister

sarcasm_mister said on the 17th Feb, 2011

Stefan Beck

Stefan Beck said on the 17th Feb, 2011

I got to number six before I realized it was a joke.

SlowerQuieter

SlowerQuieter said on the 17th Feb, 2011

"Bieber 800%" didn't ring any alarm bells? :p

ThatDude123

ThatDude123 said on the 17th Feb, 2011

All Vice reviews are a joke. if anything this is a stunning return to serious critiquing by the publication.

Stefan Beck

Stefan Beck said on the 17th Feb, 2011

I thought it was implying it had a similar sound to "Bieber 800%".

SlowerQuieter

SlowerQuieter said on the 17th Feb, 2011

I suppose that wouldn't be beyond Radiohead. ;)

shazie

shazie said on the 17th Feb, 2011

I actually want to hear this non-existent album almost as much as I want to hear the real album. Maybe even more

Maximillian Billion

Maximillian Billion said on the 18th Feb, 2011

what time does it become available for download? midnight uk?

berlinchair101

berlinchair101 said on the 18th Feb, 2011

If Rape Alarm isn't a real song, someone better be writting it right now.

gumbuoy

gumbuoy said on the 18th Feb, 2011

i sure could go for some thyroid pie right now.

lukey26

lukey26 said on the 18th Feb, 2011

Would also like to know. I'm working at the cafe Saturday all day, and want to play it at work.

grattan

grattan said on the 18th Feb, 2011

Any excuse to post it...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QspuCt1FM9M

Braveheart81

Braveheart81 said on the 18th Feb, 2011

Unless they're releasing it at staggered times based on location, it's unlikely you'll have it in time.

We're 11 hours ahead, so it doesn't become Saturday in the UK until 11am Sydney/Melbourne time.

lukey26

lukey26 said on the 18th Feb, 2011

Unless they're releasing it at staggered times based on location, it's unlikely you'll have it in time.

We're 11 hours ahead, so it doesn't become Saturday in the UK until 11am Sydney/Melbourne time.

Thought that may have been the case. Ah well, I might take my laptop and download it during a break.

Stefan Beck

Stefan Beck said on the 18th Feb, 2011

Yeah,nothing goes quite as well with a latte as gloomy introspection.

Braveheart81

Braveheart81 said on the 18th Feb, 2011

Some people eat more when they're depressed.

Maybe playing Radiohead in a cafe is a good idea!

MorningAfterboy

MorningAfterboy said on the 18th Feb, 2011

Lunch with Lukey should totally be a regular thing.

Braveheart81

Braveheart81 said on the 18th Feb, 2011

When I ordered the Lukey special, I got a BLT and Lukey stayed at the table and sang BABY BABY BABY WOHHH as I was eating.

MorningAfterboy

MorningAfterboy said on the 18th Feb, 2011

That's so righteous. Did you two go bowling together?

Braveheart81

Braveheart81 said on the 18th Feb, 2011

Well, being a cafe, We went Bowling for Soup.

I tried to tell Lukey what 1985 was like because he wasn't around for it.

MorningAfterboy

MorningAfterboy said on the 18th Feb, 2011

Well, being a cafe, We went Bowling for Soup.

I tried to tell Lukey what 1985 was like because he wasn't around for it.

http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_h8saEeyY8z8/SbkU3Y88unI/AAAAAAAABDs/6avvvjHjCLU/s320/high-five.png

Stefan Beck

Stefan Beck said on the 18th Feb, 2011

I don't care for vinyl or MP3's but since it's Radiohead I guess I'll just have to suck it up and pay for the download and if it's any good buy a CD copy when it eventually comes out.

gumbuoy

gumbuoy said on the 18th Feb, 2011

yeah thats pretty much my plan too...

sarcasm_mister

sarcasm_mister said on the 18th Feb, 2011

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cfOa1a8hYP8

what do we all think??

dylangerescape

dylangerescape said on the 18th Feb, 2011

We Dance Like Thom Yorke

Quicky

Quicky said on the 18th Feb, 2011

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cfOa1a8hYP8

what do we all think??

It's really good :) The song touches on their style from the Amnesiac/Kid A era which I really like.

Maximillian Billion

Maximillian Billion said on the 18th Feb, 2011

very happy with that as a start. i hope its not the highlight of the album but its definitely a good beginning.

Maximillian Billion

Maximillian Billion said on the 18th Feb, 2011

whole album has been released if your not aware!!! they put it up early

SlowerQuieter

SlowerQuieter said on the 18th Feb, 2011

It's good, I think I will like it better than In Rainbows although I wasn't a huge fan of it. It seems a bit more like vintage Radiohead than In Rainbows did.

lukey26

lukey26 said on the 18th Feb, 2011

So far, I like it. But it hasn't 'wow'd me yet. Will require many further listens.

Maximillian Billion

Maximillian Billion said on the 18th Feb, 2011

i like every track on it but i'm not sure how many of them i'll love in the end. it would have been nice of them to at least let us know that johnny actually had his guitar in the studio at some point. codex and separator were the first time standouts for me.

ThatDude123

ThatDude123 said on the 18th Feb, 2011

King of Limbs sounds nothing like Pablo Honey/The Bends/OKC.

ThatDude123

ThatDude123 said on the 19th Feb, 2011

So I guess that was 35 minutes of, um, Radiohead.

Yeah, the album is 35 minutes long. It's also awfully predictable.

I feel let down.

SlowerQuieter

SlowerQuieter said on the 19th Feb, 2011

I was mainly referring to 'Kid A' and 'Amnesiac', both of which I believe it bears more similarity to than 'In Rainbows' did.

oldgregg

oldgregg said on the 19th Feb, 2011

So I guess that was 35 minutes of, um, Radiohead.

Yeah, the album is 35 minutes long. It's also awfully predictable.

I feel let down.

bl.

phil_m

phil_m said on the 19th Feb, 2011

totally man. i live in l.a. and you can imagine how much of a manufactured circus the whole thing is. the usa has a complete absence of rock. hope radiohead drops a good album, i've heard not a thing from it yet. i never picked up in rainbows, last album i bought from them was hail to the thief!

anyway, carry on radiohead!

sarcasm_mister

sarcasm_mister said on the 19th Feb, 2011

there is a clear influence of four tet and flying lotus here. it's not my favourite type of music but i think i can grow to enjoy this.

MorningAfterboy

MorningAfterboy said on the 19th Feb, 2011

Nabbed a decent 320 this morning before it got taken down. Halfway through, and I'm digging it. Very chilled.

ashryn

ashryn said on the 19th Feb, 2011

I think it should be 5 songs longer.

My initial reaction is that it sounds good, but doesn't grab me the way their other stuff does. I went away with the impression that there must be a lot more going on in there hidden under layers of inoffensive sound. Naive perhaps, but I can't accept that a RH album could be merely inoffensive.

I like it, but to give it some perspective I am in the middle of a Radiohead marathon. Then I'll give it a few more goes.

Your thoughts?

Stefan Beck

Stefan Beck said on the 19th Feb, 2011

Conspiracy theory:

http://musicsnobsanonymous.blogspot.com/2011/02/king-of-limbs-double-album.html

MorningAfterboy

MorningAfterboy said on the 19th Feb, 2011

You can't be fucking serious. What the hell was wrong with the thread already dedicated to the album?

lukey26

lukey26 said on the 19th Feb, 2011

Conspiracy theory:

http://musicsnobsanonymous.blogspot.com/2011/02/king-of-limbs-double-album.html

Yeah I said the same thing to my brother. I think this won't be the only release from Radiohead this year.

MorningAfterboy

MorningAfterboy said on the 19th Feb, 2011

I like it. Nothing too adventurous, but pretty good overall. 3.5/5

ashryn

ashryn said on the 19th Feb, 2011

well, it didn't have the name of the album in the title..

fuck it. nevermind

sarcasm_mister

sarcasm_mister said on the 19th Feb, 2011

at the moment this is a 7.5/10. Very Good but nothing that special.

MojoMonkey

MojoMonkey said on the 19th Feb, 2011

conspiracy theory:

http://musicsnobsanonymous.blogspot.com/2011/02/king-of-limbs-double-album.html

i wonder what happens if you play it backwards

MorningAfterboy

MorningAfterboy said on the 20th Feb, 2011

Satanic messages, obvz

shazie

shazie said on the 20th Feb, 2011

Conspiracy theory:

http://musicsnobsanonymous.blogspot.com/2011/02/king-of-limbs-double-album.html

That would be so cool if it turns out to be true.

For me, standouts so far have been Codex, morning mr magpie, lotus flower and give up the ghost REALLY reminds me of Gorillaz :P

Stefan Beck

Stefan Beck said on the 20th Feb, 2011

Only thing really grabbing me is Codex.
The front half of the record is what I think it would sound like if somebody started a Flying Lotus cover band.

shazie

shazie said on the 20th Feb, 2011

Only thing really grabbing me is Codex.
The front half of the record is what I think it would sound like if somebody started a Flying Lotus cover band.

It seems that Codex is the favourite track around here (from the massive 3 person count I just did)

SlowerQuieter

SlowerQuieter said on the 20th Feb, 2011

Only thing really grabbing me is Codex.
The front half of the record is what I think it would sound like if somebody started a Flying Lotus cover band.

Except not as good (although not much is as good as FlyLo).

berlinchair101

berlinchair101 said on the 21st Feb, 2011

It grabbed me a lot quicker than In Rainbows did.

It's not wowing me or anything, but it made for an enjoyable train ride.

lanesra23

lanesra23 said on the 21st Feb, 2011

Probably through 5-7 listens. I really like it. It's definitely too short to be considered one of the gems of the year, but it's enjoyable.

'Morning Mr Magpie' and 'Lotus Flower' are probably my two favourite tracks.

Couldn't care less where it ranks compared to their other albums.

andy_chalmers_102

andy_chalmers_102 said on the 21st Feb, 2011

I like every track besides Feral. It's a good listen and I don't really mind that it's short.

daveyac8881

daveyac8881 said on the 21st Feb, 2011

Feral and Lotus Flower are my favourites, agree too short

berlinchair101

berlinchair101 said on the 22nd Feb, 2011

Every time I listen to it I keep finding myself wanting to go listen to other Radiohead stuff.

It's good but I don't see myself listening to it in a months time.

gumbuoy

gumbuoy said on the 22nd Feb, 2011

Every time I listen to it I keep finding myself wanting to go listen to other Radiohead stuff.

It's good but I don't see myself listening to it in a months time.

agreed - i think they did the soft, lilting stuff a lot better on In Rainbows, and even thats my least-favourite RH album.

I do like Morning Mr Magpie and Little By Little, and from what I've heard it's a grower (i've only listened to it once) but I'm not sure I've got the patience...

MilkySheep

MilkySheep said on the 22nd Feb, 2011

I quite like it. Agreed that it isn't up there with their very best, but I love how it is both relaxing (I was moving all weekend and it playing saved me from getting angry) to listen to and yet it is also quite dark when you think about the lyrics. It is perfect for all moods.

I have also been flogging the Social Network soundtrack the past few weeks, the 2 go hand in hand quite well.

grattan

grattan said on the 25th Feb, 2011

http://img23.imageshack.us/img23/8017/tumblrlh0pqp7sul1qdu1ah.gif

oldgregg

oldgregg said on the 25th Feb, 2011

bit like this
http://thesweetfix.com/files/elaine-dance.gif

lukey26

lukey26 said on the 25th Feb, 2011

http://28.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lcxpnl4yx81qfqhoro1_400.gif

"We're the dancerrrrs!"

oldgregg

oldgregg said on the 25th Feb, 2011

http://www.damonchernavsky.com/Pictures/Funny_Pictures/Animated_Gifs/conan-obrian-dance-animated-gif.gif

ThatDude123

ThatDude123 said on the 25th Feb, 2011

http://26.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lh5lcqcXyf1qhq7kwo1_400.gif

Also the full collection of Dancing Thom in tumblr format.

berlinchair101

berlinchair101 said on the 1st Mar, 2011

I guess not everyone loves Radiohead...

Liam Gallagher's opinion on the new Radiohead album

"I heard that f--king Radiohead record and I just go, 'What?!' I like to think that what we do, we do f--king well. Them writing a song about a f--king tree? Give me a f--king break!"

"A thousand year old tree? Go f--k yourself! You’d have thought he’d have written a song about a modern tree or one that was planted last week. You know what I mean?"

gumbuoy

gumbuoy said on the 1st Mar, 2011

No. I have no idea what he means.

ThatDude123

ThatDude123 said on the 1st Mar, 2011

I think he's complaining about Thom writing songs about his old, withering career.

Braveheart81

Braveheart81 said on the 1st Mar, 2011

I'm sure Liam would be happy for Thom to write a song about how Oasis' withering tree has sold twice as much fruit as Radiohead's still healthy tree.

grattan

grattan said on the 11th Mar, 2011

Finally the support group we all need - FREWA (Fans of Radiohead's Early Work Anonymous):

I'm Paul an I preferred Radiohead's early work... I think Kid A is a bit weird

oldgregg

oldgregg said on the 11th Mar, 2011

do they have groups for people who dont like radiohead at all?

grattan

grattan said on the 11th Mar, 2011

There is - I think it's called the Ke$ha fanclub.

oldgregg

oldgregg said on the 11th Mar, 2011

[youtube]QIHDGDzVwK4[/youtube]
ooo i dont know if kesha would allow that grattan.

oldgregg

oldgregg said on the 11th Mar, 2011

fuck that girl looks like she's had a radio smashed into her head.

Braveheart81

Braveheart81 said on the 11th Mar, 2011

I think she's been smashed in the face and other places many times, but probably never by a radio.

oldgregg

oldgregg said on the 11th Mar, 2011

is that why she always looks like she has two black eyes? are they mushroom tattoos?

Braveheart81

Braveheart81 said on the 14th Mar, 2011

I was talking about a different kind of smashing.

oldgregg

oldgregg said on the 14th Mar, 2011

do you know what a mushroom tattooo is....?

Braveheart81

Braveheart81 said on the 14th Mar, 2011

I do now.

Thanks urban dictionary!

oldgregg

oldgregg said on the 14th Mar, 2011

im sure shes covered in em.

grattan

grattan said on the 22nd Mar, 2011

The album credits:

The music and sounds of The King Of Limbs were conjured up by Radiohead and Nigel Godrich. The imagery was summoned up by Zachariah Wildwood and Donald Twain. Engineered and mixed by Nigel Godrich. Additional engineering by Drew Brown. Additional assistance by Darrell Thorp and Bryan Cooke. Flugelhorn on Bloom and Codex performed by Noel Langley and Yazz Ahmed. Strings on Codex performed by The London Telefilmonic Orchestra, led by Levine Andrale and conducted by Robert Ziegler. Mastered by Robert C. Ludwig at Gateway Mastering & DVD. Also thanks to Peter Yozell, and Neil Whitcher. Studio equipment etc., kept going by Plank. Ourselves kept going by Kat and Tim. And our office! A big thank you very much indeed to Drew Barrymore. This one’s for new Henry, Zohar and all our little ones. Hello Guys

huh?

ThatDude123

ThatDude123 said on the 22nd Mar, 2011

According to home of Radiohead nerds, At Ease, the album was recorded at her place.

That or they really hate Fabrizio Moretti.

grattan

grattan said on the 24th Mar, 2011

http://cdn.stereogum.com/files/2011/03/radiohead-recipe-608x810.jpg

SlowerQuieter

SlowerQuieter said on the 24th Mar, 2011

grattan

grattan said on the 28th Apr, 2011

http://cdn.pitchfork.com/media/radiohead_4.jpg

oldgregg

oldgregg said on the 28th Apr, 2011

i must say i gave that lotus song a listen the other day and i didnt mind it, the video creeped me out..

Daft Punks Lip Sweat

Daft Punks Lip Sweat said on the 28th Apr, 2011

Don't mind the song but haven't seen the clip. I was told it was the peak of pretentious.

Stefan Beck

Stefan Beck said on the 29th Apr, 2011

S'just Thom dancing.
I've seen far more pretentious clips in my time.

lukey26

lukey26 said on the 18th May, 2011

http://a3.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc6/225063_1980172580119_1117302957_2282383_6133401_n.jpg

My copy arrived.

SlowerQuieter

SlowerQuieter said on the 18th May, 2011

No picture of you cuddling up to Thom? I'm disappointed.

daveyac8881

daveyac8881 said on the 19th May, 2011

Still awaiting mine. :(

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