Radiohead I Might Be Wrong: Live Recordings LP (Vinyl)

The album is not a live recording of one show, rather a compilation of recordings from live performances at various locations.

"For their third release in 13 months, Radiohead let loose a mini-album of live material culled from four European dates and slapped them together into their standard excellent packaging adorned with manic drawings, scribbles, and text excerpts...the band seems as if it's in command by adding new texture and content. 'Like Spinning Plates,' 'Everything in Its Right Place,' and 'Idioteque' are revelatory and at times feel almost new. ...There are some serious benefits to be reaped from this collection, though. For those unlucky enough to not have seen any of the world tour of 2001, it is a serious treat to hear these studio-crafted songs played live (which also proves Radiohead is still a powerful rock band). But the real gift here is the last track, 'True Love Waits.' As yet to find itself on any of their singles or albums but played live for a number of years, it's easily one of Thom Yorke's most morose songs, but it's also one of his most powerful." - Sam Samuelson, allmusic.com

Features:
• 140g Vinyl
• Gatefold Jacket

Selections:
Side A:
1. The National Anthem (live in France)
2. I Might Be Wrong (live)
3. Morning Bell (live in Oxford)
4. Like Spinning Plates (live)
5. Idioteque (live in Oxford)
Side B:
1. Everything In Its Right Place (live in France)
2. Dollars & Cents (live)
3. True Love Waits (live in Oslo)