The Bends

...is big into Radiohead and ask them what their three favorite Radiohead albums are, chances are you'll get something along the lines of The Bends, OK Computer, and Kid A, or perhaps OK Computer, Kid A, and In Rainbows; or you might even have...

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The Bends is the second album by the English alternative rock band Radiohead, released on 13 March 1995. The Bends was produced by John Leckie at EMI's studios in London, and it was engineered by Nigel Godrich, who would later go on to...

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...went on to produce two of the most important albums in modern musical history: The Stone Roses' seminal debut and Radiohead's The Bends. Along the way he has worked with Pink Floyd, Sir Paul McCartney, Simple Minds and Muse. The...

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Hmm, think I might try that tactic for my forthcoming driving test. Hopefully, the instructor won't prefer OK Computer or The Bends. The highly anticipated sophomore album from Vampire Weekend won't hit the shelves until January 2010,...

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...minority - six by my count - on Hail but are nowhere near as numerous as they are on the band's first three records, Pablo Honey, The Bends, OK Computer. At nearly an hour in length and 14 tracks long (plus 14 more on a bonus disc),...

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...than a bogeyman murdering the music industry. Radiohead have a lengthy habit of leading the way digitally. After the release of The Bends in the mid-90s, they were one of the first bands to construct an artist website. In October 2007,...

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t night included La Roux and Lostprophets, but it was Radiohead's main stage performance, featuring songs from OK Computer and The Bends, which was the talk of the festival. Andy Bates, 34, a retail manager from Newcastle, said: "It was...

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Thom Yorke kept the audience amused with witty one-liners in between songs Given the enduring quality of the likes of The Bends, Kid A and, of course, OK Computer, it is to be hoped this is not a long-term policy. On Sunday night,...

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.../ columns / lessons / forums / contests / ug. TV / my profile Number Of Tracks: 30 on 2 disks Radiohead s new release, The Bends: Special Collector s Edition offers fans a deeper look into this band and their music. Featured...

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...amazing second album gets reissued with even more goodness. March 24, 2009 - The title of Radiohead's second album, The Bends, references the painful condition suffered by divers who ascend too quickly; a fitting image for the...

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