Green Plastic Radiohead

DJ Panzah Zandahz has gone and taken his favorite Radiohead tracks and remixed them with snippets of artists such as MF Doom, Jurrasic 5, De La Soul, and more.
MP3Nova.org has this write up:
The album starts off with the scorpio-fused breakbeat work-out “Everything in Its Wrong Place” & progresses in to a warped version of Cut Chemist’s Litmus Test remix of Gab’s “Chemical alisthenics.” A remix of a remix I guess. Continuing on the Chemist theme MF Doom’s “Change the Beat” gets thrown in to a blender & comes out as a Jurassic 5 tinged re-working of Radiohead’s semi-obscure “Wicked Child.” The real heat is the “My Iron Lung” remix of Daytona 500. HEAT! PZ’s favorite emcee of all time, Edan, finds himself sharing the same meter as Radiohead in a noisy & lo-fi “Rapperfection” mash up of the “National Anthem” off of Kid A. The CD gets down-right weird when PZ covers “Creep” (the most covered RH song, PERIOD) featuring a robotic like-ness of Fred (its kind of a stretch) from “Fitter Happier.” Chord Organs, theremins, they are all there. A 45 minute sunday morning session in the studio led to a goofy & fun exclusive from Sev Statik (of PCM, Tunnel Rats, & Deep Space 5) going off over a re-working of his favorite RH break from Kid A. Sev even manages to share the same track with Kool Keith as “Optimistic” dissolves in to “Paperbag” & Keith lets loose with his usual banter about pecunious bugs & thugs that perpetrate. Two “Hail to Thief” Native Tongue remixes are next on the list & De La’s “Itsoweezee” becomes a completely different animal. An instrumental of PZ’s re-worked “No Suprises” ends off the originals set & the album finishes with three instrumentals that are best utilized by rhyming over in the shower.
PZ describes the album as “nothing to be taken too seriously, it was just a lot of fun to make & I hope that you have fun listening to it.” CD length is 42 minutes and there’s also a 7″ vinyl available with remixes of My Iron Lung and Wicked Child. Order the discs (and listen to some previews of the album on tokenrecluse.com.
Torrent and tracklist info can be found here.

The classic video of Radiohead’s performance at London’s Astoria is being re-released on DVD and for the first time will be commercially available in the United States. The concert, which happened on May 27, 1994, showcased many songs that would later appear on the Bends, including “Bones”, “Fake Plastic Trees”, and “My Iron Lung”.
This DVD is available on November 22, 2005 and can be pre-ordered at Amazon.
The tracklist includes: ‘You’, ‘Bones’, ‘Ripcord’, ‘Black Star’, ‘Creep’, ‘The Bends’, ‘My Iron Lung’, ‘Prove Yourself’, ‘Maquiladora’, ‘Vegetable ‘, Fake Platsic Trees’, ‘Just’, ‘Stop Whispering’, Anyone Can Play Guitar’, ‘Pop Is Dead’ and ‘Blow Out’.

Green Plastic would like to wish Jonny Greenwood a Happy Birthday today!!!

Below are screen captures of the Wyrd Sisters band from the new Harry Potter movie. The Wyrd Sisters include Pulp’s Jarvis Cocker and Radiohead’s Jonny Greenwood and Phil Selway.



Images are from The Leaky Cauldron.
(thanks to Jaime)

There are some suspicious new blogs surfacing that look like they may have something to do with Radiohead. Though we can’t say for sure, apparently a link was posted on the official Radiohead message board a few days ago by a blue (someone who is associated the band). That link is http://tachistoscope.blogspot.com/.
Go ahead and read it. Very Stanley Donwoodish.
Other blogs of interest:
http://bileamere.blogspot.com/
http://therationalhumanbody.blogspot.com/
http://areyouamused.blogspot.com/
Make what you want of it… Maybe it’s nothing and we’re so bored and hungry for Radiohead news that we’re seeing things that are not there. Or maybe…
(thanks to keith, loren-pottz, and rex)

Dead Air Space has been updated by Thom with some news of a new song they have been working on called “Rubbernecks”.

back into work again after very quick break contending with the usual winter illnesses and fevers.
-which are still messing with things.
jonnys stepping over guitar leads and pedals and laptop as we demo yet another new tune added to the blackboard called Rubbernecks.
at the moment its a demo. when is a demo not a demo? when its in time. whats in time?
HEY!
KEEP AWAY!
im asking jonny to lay off the sweet rock and stick to the sticklebrick licks. more-
their dotting all the tees
and crossing their eyes
welcome to the future
it opened up my eyes
its creeping up the car park
its coming up the drive
rubbernecks with cameras
petrol and bonfires(heres the loud bit)
we need to keep away the rubbernecks
we need to keep away the rubbernecks
me me my my
i met with George Monbiot.
another person who thinks a bit like me (only faster),
its a relief sometimes, i dont feel quite as crackers as i did.
thm
oh yeah and this house is haunted. feel like your beingwatched..
yes its another normal day in the world of radioheadski