Radiohead's I Might Be Wrong: Live Recordings, originally released in 2001, captures the band performing material from their experimental Kid Aand Amnesiacalbums. Combining alternative rock, electronic textures and atmospheric arrangements, the collection demonstrates how Radiohead translated their increasingly adventurous studio recordings into powerful live performances. Featuring "The National Anthem," "Idioteque," "Everything in Its Right Place" and "Like Spinning Plates," alongside the previously unreleased song "True Love Waits," the album offers a distinctive document of one of the band's most creative periods.
