Airbag/How Am I Driving? [EP] [Limited] by Radiohead

Pros: An excellent, indispensable companion to OK Computer

Cons: None

The Bottom Line: This EP is a must have for fans. It is a worthy companion piece to OK Computer while managing to not retread the same ground (well, except for 'Airbag').

Review: This is going to be an awfully solipsistic, navel gazing review for the most part, so if you're just here for the 'consumer report' type stuff, you can skip down the last few paragraphs.I'm going through one of those 'transitional' periods of ...

Pros: 6 new tracks, each one's a gem in it's own right, it's cheap.

Cons: Songs that wheren't included, can be somewhat hard to find.

The Bottom Line: The "Airbag/ How am I Driving" EP is a nice introduction to Radiohead. And although it can be hard to find it's worth it.

Review: This EP “Airbag/How am I Driving” can in many ways bee seen as the true bridge between 1997’s land mark Grammy winning record “OK Computer” and 2000’s I.D.M. influenced “Kid A”. The record is just as rocking as the...

Pros: Radiohead, and its cheap!

Cons: You pop-soaked mind might melt when you listen to this

Review: I came across this while searching for any Radiohead album I did not currently have. I scooped it up without delay, and quickly popped it into my Discman. To be honest, I had downloaded half of the songs in mp3 form before I bought this. I can't...

Pros: Great Music

Cons: Only 8 songs

Review: For any Radiohead fan out there that bought Ok Computer and could not figure out why Airbag never came out as a single this album feeds the soul and the appetite for Radiohead. With 8 new kick ass songs radiohead dealves further into a techno vibe...

Pros: The music and price are fantastic.

Cons: It makes you think a lot and is pretty out there.

Review: Oh man, radiohead is god. That's all there is to it. If anyone out there likes "The Bends" and "OK Computer" then I should think that "Airbag" is for you. First off, it's a wonderful investment...seven unreleased tracks...

Pros: An Excellent EP from Radiohead.

Cons: It's Short & Garnered Towards Hardcore Fans.

The Bottom Line: "Airbag/How Am I Driving?" EP is an excellent record for hardcore Radiohead fans who enjoy the band's B-sides and unreleased tracks.

Review: Upon the release of “OK Computer” in July 1997, no band was garnering more acclaim than Radiohead did that year. By early 1998, the band was already achieving worldwide success as their previous albums “The Bends” and “Pablo...

Pros: More Radiohead!

Cons: Very short. And not available in Scotland!!

The Bottom Line: -

Review: Note: this is a _very_ short EP, therefore this review will be fairly short. This does not mean that any less effort has gone into the review, it merely means that there is less to write about than usual. Also, I tend not to be able to get as ...

Pros: Some of the finest B material from any known band on the planet

Cons: A bit short, not overly consistent

The Bottom Line: This is a fine addition to the collection of all Radiohead die-hards. A must-have for those blokes and blokettes.

Review: Some cars, of course, come equipped without the airbag. Such vehicles include the Rover 800, the Ford Escort MKII and the Chevrolet Woofer Mk IV. I wish to name and shame. I recall one car ride when listening to this Radiohead B-sides ...

Pros: Arguably Radiohead's best EP, excellent atmospheres

Cons: Includes Airbag, which you may already own

The Bottom Line: The EP is a collection of Radiohead rarities -- innovative songs demonstrating the band's ability to skillfully integrate spacey ambience and snarling guitars

Review: Perhaps the best EP/single released by Radiohead, Airbag/How Am I Driving is a richly textured journey through OK Computer-era rarities.

Sounds Familiar
The mini-album opens on the same note as OK Computer, as...

Pros: polyethylene... great song, new material

Cons: short cd

Review: This short Radiohead CD should be purchased by Radiohead fans mostly and only because it's really a good cd if you are a diehard Radiohead fan. There are seven songs, one of which can be heard on the Radiohead full length CD OK Computer...