Ed and Colin from Radiohead join us to talk about a new music documentary film, ‘Anyone Can Play Guitar’, that they appear in, examining the music scene in Oxford between 1978 and 2007. Written by Jon Spira, narrated by Stewart Lee and featuring other bands such as Supergrass, Foals, as well as less-well known bands, the film examines the roles of community, the music industry, and luck in a band gaining commercial success.

I am doubting they will go into great detail on The King Of Limbs or TKOL2 since they are there to discuss the documentary.  I will post the audio here as soon as it becomes available.

You can also listen to it online by visiting the BBC 6 Music site here.

Thanks to Oliver (http://twitter.com/RadioGoddard) for bringing this to my attention.

And here is what the booklet looks like for the Japanese edition on The King Of Limbs

Notice there are lyrics listed for the song “Feral”, I will update this as soon as I have more info on it.

Here is a rough descritption of the lyrics;

Still REALLY hard to see, but if I had to take a total guess this is what I see:

L1: “You are not a being of the forest.”
L2: “And the forest is also not yours.”
L3: “And that’s okay.”
L4: “Please don’t [still can’t figure it out.]”

The hiragana is easy to read, it’s the kanji that gets fucked up during the zooming process. Assuming the first kanji in line 1 is “mori” or 森 for “forest”, it would fit into the lyrics I typed.

I don’t know if the kanji is repeated in line 2, it admittedly looks a bit different and it’s killing me (and my eyes) that I can’t see it clearly.

The last line looks to be a plea of some sort, please don’t [something]. Again the kanji is too distorted!

Thanks to Paddy for sending these to me.