The Most Important “Your Order Has Shipped” E-Mail Ever Lands In Our Inbox

December 3rd, 2007 // 8 Comments

inrainbowssssss.jpgIn this morning’s e-mail: A note from “inrainbowsmailroom@waste.uk.com,” subject line “Your Discbox has been despatched.” OMG you guys!!!!!!!!

Hello,

Just to let you know…

Your “In Rainbows” discbox has now left w.a.s.t.e. in the UK

You can expect delivery of your discbox in the following estimated times.

UK 1-8 days

Europe 1-14 days

Rest of World 5-18 days

Wherever possible (especially to customers in the USA), we’ve sent these by road and sea.

December is a busy time of year for postal services globally, so please be patient.

We thank you for your custom and hope you enjoy your discbox when you receive it.

Best wishes.
us @ w.a.s.t.e.

“By road and sea” sounds so quaint, doesn’t it? Anyway, given that I moved house between the time of my ordering the discbox and it actually being shipped, I suspect that mine will arrive sometime around the plain old CD’s physical release date. If it shows up at all!

R A D I O H E A D [inrainbows.com]


  1. Diglett

    So it’s coming on a Duck Tour?

  2. Maura Johnston

    @oovy: With “Play That Funky Music” playing the whole way.

  3. sparkletone

    I got mine last night, but it’s, uh.

    Already floating around Internots.

    Because people in the UK are getting theirs.

    A little birdy tells me all the stuff on CD2 is gorgeous as hell, but it’s kind of clear in pretty much every case why it didn’t fit on the album.

  4. Diglett

    @maura: Those guys just cannot stop pushing the envelope.

  5. Nicolars

    Good luck with british postal service…

    At least it should show up in time for Christmas. Of 2008.

  6. chaircrusher

    well at least i can look forward to hearing versions of the tracks that don’t sound like they were recorded off FM radio on a My First Sony.

  7. Ned Raggett

    @Nicolars: Actually the UK mailings I’ve
    been receiving are pretty timely. Then again it’s all promo stuff from
    the back of beyond as opposed to elaborate art boxes.

  8. Charlie Kerfelds Jetsons Tee

    “Go Slowly” Is as pretty as I thought it would be.

    I wish this had made the album instead of “All I Need.”

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