That's how the DVD is mastered. There are differences in level from song to song too. All fixed here.

This collection is great! Looks great on my shelf.

I think Pyramid Song and In Limbo are swapped on the artwork on the Canal+ CD.

Thanks for that pickup - now fixed in the zip

Here's the two fixed files for those who have already downloaded:

https://s6.postimg.org/9vo3bjmhr/14_Canal_Studios_2001_BACK.jpg
https://s6.postimg.org/9k6mys61r/14_Canal_Studios_2001_INSERT.jpg

Thanks. The Canal+ all on one CD and sounds like a proper performance. The way it should be. Why they split it up on the official releases is beyond me.

Some Ridley/JWB product in its natural habitat:

Spoiler: show

Didn't burn and display every disc (the early live stuff gets a little redundant for me, just not my preferred era of the band), but still -- what a treasure of a set. Thanks again dudes.

Fair enough - I kept in mind that people may not want all the discs when putting the artwork together (hence no 'volume' numbers or anything). Same deal with the SRS.

I just noticed from your pic that the text on the spine of 'BBC Sessions' isn't bolded

Not a huge issue but I've updated the file nonetheless

https://s6.postimg.org/y51gbumqn/09_10_BBC_Sessions_BACK_DOUBLE.jpg

Dang, I should have spaced these disc releases out even more to further maximise my worthiness.

Thanks, guys. I'm falling behind with these, but I will definitely listen to all of the discs.

I just wanted to pipe in and say "Talk Show Host" and "The Daily Mail" are 2 of their best songs.

Oh and the live version of "True Love Waits" from the live record, that shit's great.

This is an amazing collection. Thank you for doing this. I'm curious - why is everything tagged as "Blues" for the genre?

I also went over the DL limit! Apparently it's 5.0 GB for an IP address? I hope it isn't lifetime and tomorrow I can try to grab the rest...

Hmm - I thought I intentionally left the genre tag blank, maybe it defaulted to Blues?

Makes sense - Blues is the first genre that comes up in the iTunes drop down menu.

You are immeasureably worthy. And wct also.

Glad you spotted my secret pattern there.

I've no interest in all the live minutiae at this point (maybe I'll get the "Basement" stuff in the future), but I did grab the first three discs with all the outtakes. Back in the days of Limewire, I made myself a disc of Radiohead odds and ends that had about 20 of these pre-In Rainbows tracks, some with questionable tags, more with questionable quality and bitrate. It's great having all those and many more in high quality editions.

I'd heard some of the songs from the first disc, with "Punchdrunk Lovesick Singalong," "Permanent Daylight," and "Talk Show Host" being among some my favorites of the band's work. Much of that set was new to me, though, as I've never had much interest in early Radiohead. It's hard to believe it's the same band all this time. All those songs pulling from grunge, college rock, and post-punk are interesting in proximity to each other, even if not so much on their own. I have to wonder how much of that style was what Radiohead wanted to do, and how much was down to label pressure and influence. There's also some new-to-me gems, like the dream pop takeoff of "India Rubber."

I'm most familiar with the '97-'04 stuff. Lots of great material, there, especially when it gets to the second half with "Worrywort," "Fog," and "Cuttooth" all in a row.

'05-'16 is about half and half for me. "Down is the New Up," "Bangers and Mash," "Four Minute Warning," and most of the King of Limbs cuts are great. The other stuff has interesting points, but sometimes suffers from a lack of energy.

Kudos on the stuff, Ridley and WCT. It's very appreciated. I might seek out the alt-takes, next.