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Oct. 19, 2007 I The Clarion ARTS & LIFE Page 11 Radiohead lets YOU decide by David Ulloa Staff Writer Big league rockers Radiohead, released their seventh album, In Rainbows, on Oct. 10 via internet. The catch is that they’re letting fans put a price of their own on the new album, making the possibilities of value from zero to maybe even in the trillions. Who knows what fans could possibly decide, given this freedom to decide based on their own unique minds? Besides the Brian Jonestown Massacre, (who let fans download their music daily off their website) no other extremely popular rock- n-roll band has been this vulnerable to profit. I guess knowing that Radiohead is the creme de la creme right now of modern music everywhere in the world, it is sufficient to say that they wouldn’t mind the lack of income, inset with their democratic way of release. They’ve ahieved astonishing critical acclaim with every album, sold out dozens of shows in the past decade and have pioneered a style of music all of their own. This adoring endeavor to i fans has made quite a stir around the media. Even late night show host, Conan O’Brian has made PFI skit of Radiohead’s sweet gift to the jjk^ music world. [MW Although, there is only one flip side to this shiny coin; fans who want a collection of their B-side tracks, photos, a disc box that includes a compact disc and two 2x12 vinyl versions of In Rainbows, will have to pay forty dollars plus shipping. The pre-order option is available for the bonus package and shipments will start December 3. Upon listening to the new record, fans will have to see if whatever value they established is worth the download or pre-order. Radiohead is soon to be going on a world-wide tour in support of In Rainbows. Fans are hopeful for free tickets, the word is not yet spread, but in classic Radiohead fashion, the suspense is all worth the while. MtdndiiiflMidl •Crhil^Er lTth is SLAM nli^t— prizes fnduded • Ntmcntbcr 14lfi \s a Paeby reading-Musra^ns inmteit ‘ Now rnlKT 20th-Submission DiadWnt Enjoy Writing? If you have a knack forthe written uard and want to share it then subniitto tlie Cfiiamscii/o, Brevarcf's Utera Chiaroscuro Submission Contest Ihe Bc^of incategoncsofi •Art •Poetry pPros# {Fiction & ^on-Fictk>n} Win $20!!! b uawt 1 in VG liQl DFimi be emailBd In lltiin«i^nevan].ed(j I HOROSCOPE Aries: You won’t be able to pull that off again! That was a one time deal, buddy. Lucky Color: Sticky Icky Taurus: Karma’s abi-atch, so be nice! Lucky Color: Wonderland Green Gemini: Usingyour roommate’s soap will get you in trouble one of these days. Lucky Color: Peanut Butter Brown Cancer: Look directly behind you. Wasn’t that weird? Lucky Color: Rehab Red Leo: You deserve a cookie for what you just did. Lucky Color: Meet me at Midnight Black Virgo: Your roommate has had some weird dreams about you lately. Lucky Color: Coconut White Libra: You will be going on a long and adventurous trip soon. Lucky Color: Brevard Blue Scorpio: This fall break holds an unexpected surprise for you. Lucky Color: Robust Red Sagittarius: When you go camping don’t forget the TP, those beans won’t sit well. Lucky Color: Goat Cheese White Capricorn: Choose plastic. Lucky Color: Getting Lucky Lavender Aquarius: Smashing Pump kins is much more fun than Carving One. That’s how they got their name. Lucky Color: British Flag Pisces: Avoid the Chinese Food Buffet this week. Lucky Color: Pescados Pink
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