Radiohead – I Might Be Wrong - Live Recordings

This short live selection really shows what the band were doing to the studio tracks in a concert, especially the wonderful Like Spinning Plates and mesmerising Everything in its Right Place. The latter was often played at the end of the main set and if you haven’t seen this bear in mind while listening that Thom leaves the stage about half way through and gradually the rest of the band leaves until Jonny is left playing with multiple loops.

I have a CD variant with the text "PM 406" on it on the front cover as well as on the back.
The front of the disc says "406". The small ring on the write side of the CD says PM - 406 RADIOHEAD
Oh, and the front of the CD is very greenish, with any other text almost unreadable.

Will try to add it as a new variant, but its been a few years since I last did that..

I always thought this was an album rather than an ep...It was certainly considered an album and sold as one when it was first released in the record stores back in the day.

There’s a cd that I have that’s xl and made in North America but it’s not on here

Will someone a pic zoomed in on the barcode area with surrounding text?

Great, great concert, which I’ve listened dozens of times. The sound is absolutely ok for a live album. Dead quiet wax.
Must have for every Radiohead fan.

Была такая когда-то! И где все мои кассеты (и не только эта)?

The sounds is really great, with a bit of noise during the more silent tracks but nothing to drive you crazy. Not very flat, but doesn’t affect the sound. The hole though should be a tad bit wider. Also a really great recording of a classic live performance.

I got this one today. Pressing from the Czech Republic. The vinyl itself is flat and nice.

The pressing is silent, but the mastering is very compressed and flat, very much lacking in dynamics. The mix is not great either, from the get go you are wishing some instruments were more present.

Not better than the CD in my opinion.

I'm like 99% sure I have a GZ Media reissue and not an Optimal Media, but either way, this sounds fantastic. Absolutely no complaints; it's flat, not staticky, and doesn't skip