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It's official: Radiohead's experiment worked, kind of: The band's new CD debuts at No. 1 on the charts, despite the choose-your-own-price online sales model.; By Farhad Manjoo Jan 9, 2008
Radiohead's Thom Yorke says people still need CDs: The group puts out a physical version of "In Rainbows."; By Farhad Manjoo Jan 2, 2008
I'm an existential artist. People just don't get me!: How can I go on living in a world where people are so unoriginal?; By Cary Tennis Dec 5, 2007
A blockbuster for Radiohead's "In Rainbows"?: A British music site says the band has sold more than a million copies of its name-your-price album.; By Farhad Manjoo Oct 11, 2007
The best band in the world?: Just two albums into their career, the members of Arcade Fire are being compared to the legends of rock. Do they deserve it?; Mar 15, 2007
Daily Download: "This Life Makes Me Wonder," Delroy Wilson: Radiohead's guitarist picks a reggae fave.; Mar 7, 2007
Did Gen X kill the rock star?: Seeing Nirvana's music repurposed to sell video games reminds us of Generation X's failure to produce a rock star of lasting worth.; Mar 5, 2007
The glimmering twins: As Coldplay's Chris Martin cozies up to Tony Blair, a nation's once proud pop music becomes the sound of its bland, middling, centrist government.; By Brendan O'Neill Jun 18, 2005
And the winner is...: Results of an informal poll to determine (definitively, of course) the most important band in the world; Mar 9, 2005
Music 2003: Rock is dead (once more with feeling): Forget those boring white boys with guitars. Thanks to Missy, OutKast and Timbaland, for the first time since the Beatles, the most vital forms of pop are found at the top of the charts.; By Thomas Bartlett Jan 2, 2004
Hail to the geeks: Most of Radiohead's new album is pretentious jive. But by fighting their fans' expectations, the dork-rock gods continue to do important things with music -- even if those things aren't musical.; By Joey Sweeney Jun 18, 2003
Sigur Ros: "( )": On their majestic new album, the Icelandic rock orchestrators use maybe a dozen syllables in a made-up language. Fans vote on the translation.; By Dan Kois Nov 6, 2002
The year in music: Britney grows up, the Strokes get the girls, Bob Dylan pencils a moustache and everyone is mad at the goddamn record industry! Why hype finally failed in 2001.; By Joey Sweeney Dec 26, 2001
Music 2000: Call it the year of the dogs: Woof-woof. Still, there were 25 records worth listening to again and again.; By Joe Heim Dec 21, 2000
Radiohead's "Kid A": By Andy Battaglia, Michelle Goldberg, Andrew Goodwin and Joe Heim; Oct 30, 2000
Radiohead's "Kid A": Is this really an "important" record? Four critics duke it out.; By Andy Battaglia, Michelle Goldberg, Andrew Goodwin and Joe Heim Oct 25, 2000
Sharps & Flats: England's favorite band, Travis, shakes schizophrenia, embraces bummer folk rock.; By Wendy Mitchell Apr 20, 2000
Celebrity free-fall-for-all: Swing from tall buildings, risk life and appendage ... some people will do anything for attention. Plus: This is Whitney Houston on something, for sure.; By Amy Reiter Mar 31, 2000
Big trouble in Little Tibet: Gavin McNett reports from the third annual Tibetan Freedom Concert; By Gavin McNett Jun 17, 1998
The most significant musical moments of 1997: Salon contributors answer the question: what was your most significant moment of 1997?; By Cynthia Joyce Dec 24, 1997
Radiohead - OK Computer: Mark Athitakis Jul 17, 1997

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