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The Best You Can Is Good Enough: Radiohead vs. The Corporate Machine

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/ 4 November 2010
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The Spiritual Mechanisms in ‘Kid A’

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/ 3 November 2010
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All Things Reconsidered: Radiohead’s ‘Kid A’

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/ 3 November 2010
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I Might Be Wrong: A Personal Journey Inspired By ‘Kid A’

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/ 2 November 2010
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‘Kid A’: The Audio File

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Thomas Britt
/ 1 November 2010
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You’re Living in a Fantasy: The Art of ‘Kid A’

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Arnold Pan
/ 31 October 2010
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How to Sidestep Expectations Completely

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PopMatters Staff
/ 27 October 2010
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Here’s Looking at You, Kid: The Echoes of ‘Kid A’

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Sean McCarthy
/ 27 October 2010

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