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Everything in its Right Bank Account [Capitol Records Re-releasing First Three Albums]

Source: Aversion Music News

Radiohead might have escaped Capitol Records' clutches, but that doesn't mean the label's ready to stop making some cash off the band.

The first three full-lengths from the British act, 1993's Pablo Honey, 1995's The Bends and OK Computer from '97. Diehard fans will have the opportunity to pick up deluxe two-disc versions of the albums; super-diehard fans can pick up double-disc and a DVD collections. All three expanded editions arrive in stores March 24.

Pablo Honey is fattened up by the band's 1992 Drill EP, some songs from a BBC session and the "Creep" single. The Bends' bonus disc contains concert recordings, more BBC sessions and the "My Iron Lung" single, while OK Computer finds a home for still more BBC sessions, as well as the act's three singles, "Kharma Police," "Paranoid Android" and "No Surprises."

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