I dunno how the OCC will look at this trick though

 

Radiohead Update:

 

17) Radiohead - Nude (Voice Stem)

19) Radiohead - Nude (String FX Etc. Stem)

21) Radiohead - Nude (Guitar Stem)

22) Radiohead - Nude (Bass Stem)

23| Radiohead - Nude (Drum Stem)

30) Radiohead - Nude

 

 

 

Edited April 3, 200817 yr by britster

[01] 01| Estelle Feat. Kanye West - American Boy

[02] 02| Sam Sparro - Black & Gold

[03] 03| The Kooks - Always Where I Need To Be

[04] 04| Flo Rida Feat. T Pain - Low

[05] 05| Madonna - 4 Minutes

[06] 06| Duffy - Mercy

[07] 07| Alphabeat - Fascination

[08] 08| Leona Lewis - Better In Time

[09] 09| OneRepublic - Stop & Stare

[10] 10| Nickelback - Rockstar

 

[11] 11| Mariah Carey - Touch My Body

[12] 12| Chris Brown - With You

[13] 13| Girls Aloud - Can't Speak French

[14] 14| Usher & Young Jeezy - Love In This Club

[15] 15| Taio Cruz & Luciana Coporaso - Come On Girl

[16] 16| Utah Saints - Something Good '08

[28] 17| Radiohead - Nude (Voice Stem)

[17] 18| Panic At The Disco - Nine In The Afternoon

[30] 19| Radiohead - Nude (String FX Etc. Stem)

[18] 20| Sugababes - Denial

 

[31] 21| Radiohead - Nude (Guitar Stem)

[32] 22| Radiohead - Nude (Bass Stem)

[33] 23| Radiohead - Nude (Drum Stem)

[19] 24| Fragma - Toca's Miracle '08

[20] 25| Scouting For Girls - Heartbeat

[21] 26| Britney Spears - Break The Ice

[24] 27| Adele - Chasing Pavements

[23] 28| Yael Naim - New Soul

[25] 29| Natasha Bedingfield - Love Like This

[35] 30| Radiohead - Nude

 

[22] 31| The Courteneers - Not Nineteen Forever

[26] 32| H ''Two'' O - What's It Gonna Be?

[29] 33| Rihanna - Don't Stop The Music

[27] 34| Timbaland Feat. Keri Hilson & Nicole Scherzinger - Scream

[34] 35| Basshunter - Now You're Gone

[36] 36| Gnarls Barkley - Run

[38] 37| Kelly Rowland - Work (Freemasons Remix)

[37] 38| Snoop Dogg - Sensual Seduction

[40] 39| T Pain Feat. Teddy Verseti - Church

[42] 40| Britney Spears - Piece Of Me

 

Selected Others

 

[41] 42| Cherish - Killa

[44] 43| Kanye West - Flashing Lights

[47] 46| Cassie - Is It You

[52] 50| Will.I.Am - Heartbreaker

[49] 51| Jordin Sparks - Tattoo

[56] 54| Flo Rida Feat. Timbaland - Elevator

[65] 67| Plies Feat. Akon - Hypnotized

[71] 73| Newton Faulkner - I Need Something

[83] 78| Missy Elliott - Shake Your Pom Pom

[81] 81| 369 Feat. B.o.B. - Cupid

[73] 84| Portishead - Machine Gun

[91] 88| The Count & Sinden - Beeper

[105] 98| Adele - Cold Shoulder

 

[104] 111| Lil Wayne - Lollipop

[107] 116| Bullet For My Valentine - Hearts Burst Into Fire

 

Radiohead Update:

 

17) Radiohead - Nude (Voice Stem)

19) Radiohead - Nude (Strong FX Etc. Stem)

21) Radiohead - Nude (Guitar Stem)

22) Radiohead - Nude (Bass Stem)

23| Radiohead - Nide (Drum Stem)

30) Radiohead - Nude

 

:lol: Fantastic.

 

And I don't even like them...

Edited April 2, 200817 yr by RabbitFurCoat

I dunno how the OCC will look at this trick though

 

As far as I'm concerned it is no difference then a dance/r'n'b record with 6 difference remixes, however this is much better as you can download these tracks then go to Radiohead's website and download a software package so you can make your own remixes.

 

To be honest I'm astonished that no dance act has tried this concept before, but maybe that genre is so creatively bankrupt than it was at its peak that no one has had the vision to try this out.

 

In short for the second time within 6 months Radiohead should be applauded for being the visionary act that they are interacting with the record buying consumer.

 

iTunes popularity bars:

 

If you add up the popularity bars from all the different versions of the Radiohead song, they're on the verge of overtaking Estelle at No 1 :lol:

 

http://img135.imageshack.us/img135/7300/itunesuk200804021815yj0.jpg

 

 

As far as I'm concerned it is no difference then a dance/r'n'b record with 6 difference remixes, however this is much better as you can download these tracks then go to Radiohead's website and download a software package so you can make your own remixes.

 

To be honest I'm astonished that no dance act has tried this concept before, but maybe that genre is so creatively bankrupt than it was at its peak that no one has had the vision to try this out.

 

In short for the second time within 6 months Radiohead should be applauded for being the visionary act that they are interacting with the record buying consumer.

I agree, is it really any different to Roisin Murphy currently having 8 different versions of her current single available? Or Robyn having about 11 last summer? No. The only difference is that Radiohead are actually selling.

As far as I'm concerned it is no difference then a dance/r'n'b record with 6 difference remixes, however this is much better as you can download these tracks then go to Radiohead's website and download a software package so you can make your own remixes.

 

To be honest I'm astonished that no dance act has tried this concept before, but maybe that genre is so creatively bankrupt than it was at its peak that no one has had the vision to try this out.

 

In short for the second time within 6 months Radiohead should be applauded for being the visionary act that they are interacting with the record buying consumer.

 

Well imo its different then remixes. Your essentially buying different bits of the same song really. Downloading the drums, then the bass, then the vocals, etc, should equal buying 1 whole song. If this continues, the biggest winners in the future will be the ones who have most instruments and backup singers in their songs...

As far as I'm concerned it is no difference then a dance/r'n'b record with 6 difference remixes, however this is much better as you can download these tracks then go to Radiohead's website and download a software package so you can make your own remixes.

 

To be honest I'm astonished that no dance act has tried this concept before, but maybe that genre is so creatively bankrupt than it was at its peak that no one has had the vision to try this out.

 

In short for the second time within 6 months Radiohead should be applauded for being the visionary act that they are interacting with the record buying consumer.

Most dance records at the moment are 90s remakes or sample something from the 90s, plus the originals from the 90s are remakes or samples of something from the 70s or 80s, so I'm guessing clearance would be a nightmare :).

 

 

Most dance records at the moment are 90s remakes or sample something from the 90s, plus the originals from the 90s are remakes or samples of something from the 70s or 80s, so I'm guessing clearance would be a nightmare :).

 

Most "crossover" hits are, there are plenty of good original dance songs that never see the light of day. And if you think the majority of dance songs of the 90s sampled something then you clearly didnt listen to dance music back then because it was when the genre was at its creative peak.

It's pointless what Radiohead are doing... you can't import the files into any remixing program anyway, unless you burn them to disc first, it looks slightly desperate imo.

It's pointless what Radiohead are doing... you can't import the files into any remixing program anyway, unless you burn them to disc first, it looks slightly desperate imo.

 

Definitely. Their last one flopped hence why they resorted to this trick imo

Do you honestly think RADIOHEAD, of all bands, care about chart position? :mellow:

 

And you have to download a piece of software from their website to get it to work, it's far from pointless, it's great! I wish I actually liked them, tbh... -_-

Most "crossover" hits are, there are plenty of good original dance songs that never see the light of day. And if you think the majority of dance songs of the 90s sampled something then you clearly didnt listen to dance music back then because it was when the genre was at its creative peak.

 

I was referring to what you hear on the radio now.

 

And yes, I did listen to dance music back then, and yes it was better than it is now, but there were still a lot of samples back then :).

 

 

It's pointless what Radiohead are doing... you can't import the files into any remixing program anyway, unless you burn them to disc first, it looks slightly desperate imo.

 

They're all listed under itunes Plus, which means you can do anything with them doesn't it? Im not too familiar with itunes plus :unsure:

Well why else have they release each instrument seperately. They could have made a package and had it album only so you had to buy the whole the thing, that would look less desperate.

 

And fair enough about the remixing softwere :P

They're all listed under itunes Plus, which means you can do anything with them doesn't it? Im not too familiar with itunes plus :unsure:

 

Just means they're higher quality than your avergae iTunes track :)

 

I REALLY want Radiohead to get as high as possible, just to see the future impact this release has on the charts :lol:

 

 

I REALLY want Radiohead to get as high as possible, just to see the future impact this release has on the charts :lol:

 

It agree with this, knowing the OCC they'll ban it. <_<

 

As far as I'm concerned it is no difference then a dance/r'n'b record with 6 difference remixes.

No dance acts do release lots of remixes but the fans will probably not download them all, unlike Radiohead. I really don't find it fair at all