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The University Daily Kansan
Tuesday, October 3, 2000
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MTV2 had never played an entire album before but agreed when Radiohead's representatives approached station executives.
"It is unique and refreshing in this day and age that a band is looking at the whole album," said David Cohn, general manager of MTV2. "Many artists probably think they are and probably are writing an album as a whole. But they don't market it that way."
Radiohead is encouraging listeners to treat the album as a unified piece of art. It isn't releasing a single or making a video to accompany any of its songs.
With so many entertainment options competing for attention, if there's no hit single being played on the radio, albums frequently go unheard.
Long popular in Europe, compilation discs that string together hit singles of various artists recently have started selling well in the United States.
The approach is a sign of respect for Radiohead and, perhaps, of a backlash in the music industry against short attention spans and the dominance of hit singles.
The British band's last album, OK Computer, was critically hailed as a rock landmark and, without the benefit of a hit single, sold 1.7 million copies. This week's release of the follow-up has been eagerly awaited.
CD players also give listeners the chance to skip songs they don't like at the press of a remote control button. With records, such a chore required getting up, going to the turntable and moving the needle.
MTV2 plays entire album
NEW YORK - For nearly an hour recently, the video channel MTV2 aired a film of something many viewers probably had never seen: a record album spinning on a turntable, the needle inching toward the center.
The Associated Press
About a dozen radio stations also are playing the album from start to finish.
To accompany the visual, MTV2 played *Kid A*, a new album by the rock band Radiohead that arrives in stores today. Not just one song, but 10 of them — the whole album.
Crossword
ACROSS
1 Drag
4 Third-baseman Wade
9 Wooden shoe
14 Greek letter
15 Concur
2 Disconcert
17 Crowd fig.
8 Basic microtechnology
1 Singer Reese
20 Ooze
22 Approximation
22 Went wrong
28 Silent
27 Queen's address
29 Pea capsule
37 Crazes
34 Pub choice
36 Macmillan or Wilson
38 Locality
38 Region of Israel
41 The devil
43 J.K. Gaibraith's field
44 High on drugs
46 Sock's end
47 Lairs
47 Sawbuck
48 Window part
49 Dada artist Max
51 Country on the Gulf of Aden
56 Omnipresent overseer
61 Space starter?
62 Man market
63 Greek learn
6 Also
66 Judges' gab
67 Maine college town
69 Proofs of age, briefly
77 Wedding VIP
78 Computer geeks
81 Average grade
DOWN
Rib
Plain mammal
Planic dessert
Spoiled
Curved molding
Ground grain
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33
24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33
27 28 29 30 31 32 33
35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55
56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79
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7 Terrorist police force
8 Punctuation mark
9 Egypt's Amwar
10 Aid a criminal
11 Island off Java
12 Norwegian capital
13 Comparison conjunction
14 Vegetable sphere
15 Centers
16 Armenia Arlene
18 Eminent conductor
19 Rooter
20 Art of counting
21 Art
23 Japanese drink
24 Elderly
25 Sheoostring
26 Memory
27 Elected ones
28 June 6, 1944
29 Coastal wind
Solutions to Monday's crossword
direction
50 Red or Yellow
51 Rub out
52 Carusor or
53 Poison
54 Eat away
55 Hangman's loop
56 Fishhook feature
57 Stravinsky or
Sikorsky
58 Mongolian desert
59 Engendered
60 Fruity coat
61 Romaine
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