Songs recorded at Radiohead's South Park concert will soon be available on a new live album.
Oxford's most famous musical exports are releasing the eight-song collection entitled I Might Be Wrong - Live Recordings, on Monday, November 12.
The new release on the Parlophone label will come in CD and 12-inch gatefold vinyl formats and includes a version of True Love Waits, a previously unreleased track.
Half the tracks are from the Oxford show, while the rest were recorded in Norway, Germany and France.
Spokesman James Powell said: "The group taped a lot of their concerts, and wanted to put out the album because, when they played the songs back, they realised they were such good recordings."
The group's manager Chris Hufford said four songs, Morning Bell, Idioteque, Dollars and Cents and I Might Be Wrong, were all taken from the South Park concert on July 7, attended by 40,000 fans.
The eight-track album is Radiohead's third major release in 18 months, and follows the worldwide success of their two studio albums Kid A and Amnesiac.
Following the South Park gig, Radiohead's management said there were no plans to release a recording of the concert, so the mini-album will provide some consolation for fans.
Nick Moorbath, the manager of the Zodiac club, who helped to organise the show, said: "It's great to hear that some of the songs from the concert are going to be on the album.
"It was a great gig and you never know, in future they might decide to release a recording of the whole night."
Jazz trumpeter Humphrey Lyttleton, who has played with Radiohead, has been invited to perform a solo concert at the Zodiac club on November 29.
Radiohead played the local gig circuit before their album The Bends catapulted them on to the world stage. Singer Thom Yorke and other members of the group attended Abingdon School.
Live album: tracks in full:
**The National Anthem
**I Might Be Wrong
**Morning Bell
**Like Spinning Plates
**Idioteque
**Everything In Its Right Place
**Dollars And Cents
**True Love Waits
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