Well, I read that you have been listening to Hail to the thief. I, as your fan ( :) ), want to know what do you think. To tell truth, I was dissapointed a little. Because Thom said that it is "OK computer 2". (*note I'm a fan of Radioheads pre- Kid A stuff). So what do YOU think?

That's it. Bye

Well, ColdDan, I'm certainly not an authority on Radiohead - and I happen to think that "Kid A" is their best album - but I'd say that "Hail to the Thief" is more or less what I expected, and quite listenable. It's not up there with "OK computer", of course (an album that I grew so sick with after playing it six thousand times that I haven't listened to it in years), but then I didn't expect it to be. "Hail to the Thief" is not brilliant, not a classic, but I wasn't disappointed. And that's saying a lot, believe me.

you might overlooked, but there is a little problem with the time in Rules are Rules.

"She turned left, and the longest of Garfield’s arms was between ten and eleven, but closer to eleven, and the shorter arm pointed to the number nine. A quarter to eleven."

This means the time was 9:53 or something, not a quarter to eleven. Because the shorter arm points to the hour and the longer points to the minutes. I think you swapped the arms in this sentence. The longer should point to 9 and the shorter to somewhere in between 10 and 11.

I still think rules are *great* but you might wanted to know this. :)

Thanks for pointing that out, SeSam. When the 'stuff' section of this website finally gets a facelift, I'll make sure to revise "Rules" as well.  ¶ 11:47