OK Computer

Love the atmosphere of Radiohead, it’s a vibe band, I tend to have trouble parsing the lyrics. However Thom Yorke has incredible vocal control

Holy Shit. so erm… actually… basically… theoretically… honestly… if only I’m at my home rn instead of at family gatherings due to lunar new year. so that I can put on my okc vinyl and hear my second favourite radiohead album (my most favourite is kid a) while lying on my bed and ill ascend… but anyway i still listened to it the second time ever while going out for a walk in night. but anyway, what i want to say is that ok computer didnt live up to its name. ...in which i mean that its not an OK album that you can listen to on your COMPUTER. its the best album of all time but its not even the best radiohead album. (the best one is kid a that only narrowly beats okc.) 5/5!

Masterpiece. I didn’t fully appreciate the genius of this until years after the fact, but it’s amazing. The concepts, the writing, the musicianship, all top notch. It’s very much a transitional album for Radiohead, as you can hear elements of grunge and alternative get mixed in with some programming and electronic sounds, but it all blends together so well.

Easiest 5 on the list. In my opinion it’s the best album of the 90s and arguably the best of all time. The breadth of songwriting, musicianship and the journey you go on listening to this are staggering. Yes - I love Radiohead. This is their masterpiece. 5

An iconic 90s staple.

Dont see the hype around this.

HEEEEEEYYYY MAAAANNN SLOW DOOOOOWWWWNNN One of my favorite albums of all time from one of my favorite bands of all time. 5/5

Best album i've ever heard. Radiohead got me into music and listening to albums.

Masterpiece

Spooky

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uaaaaauuuuuuuu!!!!!!! instrumenti, vokali, tekstovi, harmonije, produkcija, miks, generalno energija i ambijent, sve. je. savršeno! mnogo mi se sviđa kako su mali motivi "kompjutera", odnosno tog veštačkog sveta o kom pričaju, prisutni svuda po albumu, dal u vidu digitalnih vokala u pozadini, ili zvukova kompjutera ili direktno pevanje o android ima, it's just fabulous!!

Ah, my favourite album when I was a teen. I've probably listened to it more than any other single album ever. Am I about to go all contrarian and try to claim it's overrated? It's not! Believe the hype! Are there better albums from the 90s, better albums that came out in 1997, even? Of course, but it might still hold the top spot in my heart, even 3 decades on. Listening to this the whole way through for the first time in probably a decade, I notice that this feels like an album that was meant for vinyl, with a clear side-A and side-B feel to it. Side B much less cohesive.

Ingenting å utsette på denne, ingen skips nødvendig.

One of the all time great albums

Classic album, always a banger

it's good, but not the masterpiece everyone considers it to be

Nada que decir.

Maybe the best album of the 90’S

This album was, is, and will always be very dear to me.

One of the best triad of albums by a band ever. In my 13ns I was blown by The Bends. In my 15ns this album changed my perception of rock and life in general, it explained perfectly my angst and brought forward that cynic look at politicians and capitalism. And I wasn't even aware of what would come two years later One of the most trascendental albums of my life.

I've already listened to No Surprises and Exit Music (For a Film) but not the whole album in its entirety. Definitely more of an album to relax to

Favorite songs: Paranoid Android, Exit Music (For a Film), Let Down, Karma Police, Climbing Up the Walls, No Surprises, Lucky, The Tourist

Easy 4-5 stars if they had anyone with half decent vocals

When I first heard this album a while back I was a Radiohead hater. After listening to a larger variety of albums from this challenge, I appreciate the difference of the album now. Well I'll be I really liked the opening track, much more than I remember Edit Mar 27 2026: 4 —> wow it has really grown on me. I never thought I would have a Radiohead album at a 5

BASED

Stunning

I HAVE NO WORDS.

a masterclass in how to turn a bunch of interesting individual sounds into pulp slurry for egg carton manufacture

What a record - masterpiece

Airbag: 6/10 Paranoid Android: 8/10 Subterranean Homesick Alien: 5/10 Exit Music (For A Film): 7.5/10 Let Down: 6/10 Karma Police: 6/10 Fitter Happier: 4/10 Electioneering: 4/10 Climbing Up The Walls: 5/10 No Surprises: 5/10 Lucky: 5.7/10 The Tourist: 5/10

Top 3 album of all time for me. I first heard this as a teenager laying in bed home sick from school. From the first curious, careening guitar chords I was absolutely locked in, it was unlike anything I had ever experienced. Over the next hour or so my mind got completely blown apart. Densely complex, technically astounding, fiercely intelligent, darkly groovy, ineffably intoxicating, depressingly prescient. What else is there to say about this towering masterpiece of modern music? A generational work of art.

Masterclass in beautiful, yet unsettling songs.

Listened 09/fev/26 Some very good songs but doesn't really grip me that much as a whole

Incredible from front to back, not a single second wasted on the record. Most people who've listened to rock radio in the last 30 years are acutely aware of "Paranoid Android," "Karma Police," and "No Surprises," but it can't be stated enough that "Airbag" is an astounding album opener. Sets the melancholic tone while stating up front that this is still a rock band. Couldn't get enough of it, listened like five or six times over 24 hours.

Overrated trash. Very uninteresting

At last, the most beloved album on the website. Strangely enough, it's not doing much for me It was kinda OK...

Well, I accidentally wrote my rating for this album under In Rainbows so see my rating for that album for my thoughts on OK Computer. As for my rating of In Rainbows, I'll write it here. All my complaints about songs being thematically non sequitur are done away with for In Rainbows. Every song feels as if it has a place in the tracklist and flows into each other flawlessly. Every song is replayable and I have even gone out of my way to listen to live recordings and cover renditions of the entire album, both by Radiohead themselves and by cover bands. That's how much I like this (In Rainbows) album. Unfortunately, I am about to give OK Computer a 5 in order to offset the fact that I gave In Rainbows a 3, though imagine that these are changed. For all it matters, at least I will know the true placement of In Rainbows on my summary page. I don't mind.

i love the british accent so that makes it much better, i prefer the slow songs in the album

good album but not as good as ppl make it up to be,too many skips tbh

7/10 really like this album but need to be in a certain mood to listen.

I don't like Radiohead. I don't believe I've ever listened to this album start-to-finish. This album has more of the songs by Radiohead that I can tolerate at some level. That's mostly because lots of other albums by them seem to just not rock. This album has some actual jammers on it. But... Thom Yorke still sucks as a singer. The songs I can tolerate would be so much better if someone else were singing.

Fantastic album definite 5.

I've heard a few songs from this album.I think it's just not my style.I like 3 or 4 songs from it, and maybe I'll come back to them.some songs are too boring for me, without any interesting moments, just the same parts with the same music that hasn't changed.

BEST birthday gift the generator could give me

Amazing

Un des meilleurs albums de rock si ce n'est of all time. Tout est extrêmement bien maîtrisé, que ce soit dans la technique avec des riffs extrêmements mémorables, des constructions de morceaux, des suspens et des ambiances très maitrisés qui témoignent de la puissance du groupe, même dans des sons parfois minimalistes. Le coté expérimental qui nait dans OK computer vient aussi donner une direction claire à leur discographie et marque une vraie avancée du point de vu des sonorités, parfois expérimentales mais qui rendent le tout intemporel. Cet album est selon moi le plus grand chef d'œuvre de tout Radiohead, tout est magnifique 5

Supposedly one of the greatest albums of all time? Maybe I am missing something in the lyrics, but I dont see it

"Unconventionality talented" is my two word review My connection to their sound varies more with mood than perhaps any other artist. Eg: I started listening to this album in the car on the way to work and largely found it too whiny to connect with ....and then a second listen at the end of the day when in a more reflective mood left me gobsmacked several times. Unconventional 4 stars, would revisit album in its entirely again.

Love this album, not their best but still strong

Un des grands albums des années 90.

Un album faisant partie de ma Sainte-Trinité de la mi-secondaire. Avec Bringing it all back home et Trompe l'oeil de Malajube (qui a 20 ans dans 2 jours!!). Encore une fois, ça manque de musique Queb franco ici et Trompe l'oeil mérite définitivement sa place, au même titre que les Arcade Fire. La vie est injuste. Fun fact, un clin d'oeil à Bob Dylan de la part de Radiohead c'est assez singulier. Et la coincidence veut que c'était sur deux albums que j'écoutais en parallèle. Subterranean Homesick Blues - Subterranean Homesick Alien, cool huh!

Comment pas donner 5 à cet album. Juste des hits! Petite nostalgie ici, c'est un de ces nombreux albums que mon frère s'était procuré via la maison Columbia dans la fin des années 90. Donc il a joué beaucoup quand j'avais 9-10-11 ans. Je ne l'ai pas écouté depuis une éternité, mais je me suis surpris à reconnaitre chaque chanson. Est-ce leur meilleur album? J'aurais tendance à dire oui, quoique In Raibows m'a pas mal marqué il y a quelques mois.

vibes. cool atmosphere.

It was an OK album, definitely overrated in my opinion though, some good song on there and some others that didnt really do it for me, pretty slow vibe, I guess its one of those one where you have to listen to it a few time to really get what everyone one is talking about. 7/10 for me and im being generous!

Not as good as The Bends, not a really not a patch on Kid A. I feel, and have always felt, it is transitional and slightly overrated

Faktisk mid tier Radiohead for min del. Men fremdeles bra.

Everything that could be said about this album has already been said. Simply one of the best ever, and redefined music forever. 10/10

I’ve heard a bit of Radiohead. The bends is a great album. A few of their other songs are great as well. I’ve heard a couple of the songs on this album, it should be good. Airbag: 7.2/10 The mix is fucking spot on. Everything sounds great. Nice guitar work. Great start to an album. Paranoid Android: 6.6/10 Has that off-kilter Radiohead sound to it. The bridge is fantastic, the riff is great. Fees like about 5 songs in one. Subterranean Homesick Alien: 6.2/10 Great intro sound. Exit Music (for a film): 6/10 Simple acoustic song. Let Down: 7/10 Sorrowful. Iconic. Has an American Football vibe to it. Karma Police: 10/10 Fantastic. Bloody. Song. Fitter Happier: filler Electioneering: 6.2/10 Nice rocker. Climbing up the Walls: 6/10 No Surprises: 8.5/10 Reminds me of House M.D. fantastic song with so much emotion. Lucky: 6.3/10 Groovy. The Tourist: 6.4/10 Relaxed and calm way to end one hell of an album.

One of the best of all time

Airbag - I love how prominent the base is on this song, I truly feel it’s the most under appreciated instrument by a long shot and it really made this song . This song is dramatic and its vocals are so haunting despite me not even understanding what the vocalist is saying. Straight off the bat, this album has incredibly strong themes and a nice unique blend of synth, rock and a sort of ethereality I’ve yet to come across. It’s nostalgic and familiar but also uncanny, it’s a musification of a liminal space and I love it. Paranoid Android - The guitar is so raw, to the extent that I can imagine every movement of each string from when it’s being plucked to when it hits the guitar on its way back. The blend of instruments perfectly matches the high pitched haunting vocals. But when the vocalist breaks the instruments become almost fun, reminding me of tango which leads me to believe how infectious the singers voice really is. I was less dread filled throughout this and had more fun, especially at the 3 minute mark when the instrumental completely takes over and fills the song with so much gravity. It’s like they took a break just to show you they can still fucking play. And then immediately afterwards the vocalist repeating ‘rain down’ brings me straight back to feeling hollow and desperate. This album is emotionally infectious and I feel very melancholy, it’s incredibly impressive Subterranean Homesick Alien - Just more of the same which is nothing to complain about, this album is like that feeling when you finish your favourite show and you desperately want more but then you discover hidden episodes and you’re not only satisfied but euphoric. So far I don’t think I could pick a favourite track because each song transfers the same feeling one after another. Exit Music (for a film) The most ‘unprocessed’ song so far, but still so effectively eerie, what I believe to be a choir in the background fills any room in the song left for you to come back up for air. There’s a feeling that music can provide that I constantly chase called frisson, thé feeling of shivers throughout your body and this song delivered that. I have no idea what this song is about but the final lyrics ‘I hope that you choke’ build on the empty, desperate feeling this album creates so well already. Let Down A song beginning with a more hopeful feeling. Uplifting drums, guitars and vocals with a strong feeling of nostalgia. It reminds me of the times I’d draw figures on the inside of the windows in the car as a child. But now the nostalgia has transformed into a feeling of loss, rather than feeling as though those I’m glad I had the luxury of consistent, mundane but noticeable anchors of peace throughout my childhood, instead I’m feeling a grievance for a time I’ll never experience again. This album is certainly something to behold if it can evoke such profound emotions and thought processes such as these. Karma Police - The vocals are shrill and dry in the first half and break constantly but I feel as though the vocalist wields this as a display of emotional provocation rather than a sign of a lack of skill. Thé instruments deteriorate throughout which gives me the impression this is meant to illustrate a degradation of effort due to the lyric ‘I’ve given all I have’ or something akin to that. The most ‘song-like’ song on the album so far. Fitter Happier - a depressing and dystopian set of guidelines I found similar to ‘I have no mouth yet I must scream’ Electioneering - A stereotypical rock track with some good vocals and wicked instruments, electrifying energy with a stress inducing pitch and tempo. How on earth does one even play a guitar at that speed? Just an incredible stank-face inducing track. Incredible. I decided to stop here due to three reasons - I already have a rating I doubt I’m going to stray from - I want to explore this album completely before listening to the rest and I don’t like providing thoughts on albums I’m even slightly privy to. - I’m so fucking bummer out already and don’t think I can take much more But overall this album is nothing short of incredibly effective, it’s depressing, melancholy, nostalgic but also so foreign. It gives. I haven’t felt this hopeless since I read the aforementioned ‘I have no mouth yet I must scream’ and that’s about an android taking over the planet torturing a select few with their darkest fears. I’m a huge horror fan and very few pieces of media have provided me with such a hopeless and empty but frissonant feeling. Simply a work of art.

favs: exit music, let down, no surprises, the tourist

Not my favorite Radiohead album, however, still has some bangers, though they are the more known ones.. Was a fan of "Exit Music (For a Film), "Let Down" and "Karma Police".. Fell asleep through listening to the album, and woke up in a living nightmare, thinking I was going crazy listening to voices that were infiltrating my brain.. it was just the song "Fitter Happier", that actually made me shit my literal pants upon waking up to the voices, the fucking voices!

An amazing, lonely, paranoid album. Isolated but not cold. Robotic but full of emotion. One of the greatest of all time. There are some brilliant moments on this album, the first half of which is stronger than the second. I personally like Airbag but Paranoid Android is a 10/10 and the bassline is so hard. The placement of Electioneering right after Fitter Happier is genius, Exit Music and Karma Police are beautiful, and the soft lullaby of No Surprises is absolutely haunting. On this listen, I was particularly taken by Lucky!

Love their sound here, particularly how this album unfolds.

I see the website wants me to have a bad day. Why else would u recommend radiohead??? Let Down is such a beautiful song; it will be the end of me

Second time around, I get the hype. The songs' lyrics and atmosphere are reminiscent of these modern times. It's kind of surprising how we're living in a dystopia in the big 26. Thom seems disappointed and isolated with the world around him, I can't help but feel the same when listening to this too.

I think it's only fair to rate it in the middle. I didn't listen to it all what I did hear was meh at best. Rest could have been brilliant guess I'll never know

This is alright. Like, they're obviously really good at what they do. The guitar on Lucky was really nice. I think they're great musicians. But it was so miserable that I wanted to slit my wrists. I'd probably not choose to hear this again, as good as the tracks are. The computer using Microsoft Sam was a bit of a throwback - we used to put song lyrics into it and make it "sing".

It was .. OK

im sat

I loved this album!! After listening to Amnesiac earlier this month I wasn’t sure what to expect because I didn’t love that album but I really enjoyed this one. I already was familiar with a few of the songs on this one. I liked that there was some variety in the songs on this album. I’m very surprised with The Tourist, I loved that song a lot even though I typically don’t enjoy slower songs, however Thom Yorkes voice is just so beautiful it really made me like it.

Huanson wer weniger Sterne gilbt!

Ziemlich gut, aber nicht atemberaubend :/

OK Computer just feels right every time I listen to it. The songs are moody and strange but still really catchy. Never gets old.

Amazing album. My favourite Radiohead album and one of my favourite albums of all time.

On this album, Radiohead reached their peak. A wonderful album front to back. While they continued to make music for many years, it was never as good as this.

This was when Radiohead started to get really interesting. Had this album since its release. No surprise this is a 5 star for me.

Favourites: Subterranean Homesick Alien Exit Music (For a Film) Let Down Fitter Happier No Surprises Lucky The Tourist

Come on, it’s Radiohead

Ok, computer

one of my favourite albums ever and one of the best albums ever made so no surprises (yeah like the song) here

Never really got into Radiohead even though they seem right up my alley. The album definitely deserves its popularity, its really solid. The run of the last five tracks were my fave songs. 7.6/10

Awesome album. Loved it.

Not for me

Exit Music, Electioneering, and No Surprises were cool. The rest of that album also happened I guess. I could be meaner if I wanted but I also don’t feel that passionate about my dislike of them, just profound indifference like before.

omydays letterlijk perfect in every way dit is de eerste keer dat ik hier een 5 geef en dit album verdient da ZO hard i love it

Alhoewel dit album enkele bangers heeft, is het over het algemeen een beetje saai op naar te luisteren. Ik versta geen hol van wat er gezegd wordt.

A critical change for the band and the beginning of their creative dominance. Classic.

Iconic album enjoyable

Several classic songs. It sounds great. Nothing else like it. Masterpiece.

I have been listening to Radiohead for years and this album never gets overplayed.

Perhaps the one Radiohead record I adore? As a disaffected teen in the late 90s this scratched an itch NüMetal/HardNow never could.

It’s a great album by any measure and I enjoyed my first listen through of the entire album for many years. I personally prefer The Bends but this is first rate as well. Sometimes Thom is a bit whiny for my liking but generally the hypnotic vocals add to the overall vibe.

10/10

Full of mysterious, oppressive and dystopian atmosphere, set to pleasing britpop-from-a-distant-planet music A lot of individually strong tracks assembled together into one full listen, maybe some of the second half wasn't as great, only for the high bar it set itself, and then there's Fitter Happier, an atmosphere-building nonmusic but I still find it engaging, don't know if it's a good use of space on repeat listens but I guess it's comparable to the skits on a lot of rap albums, just with more to offer to the album's aesthetic feel There are times I could choose In Rainbows or The Bends over this, but for its diversity of experiences and the level of artistic uniqueness it achieved for its time I will place it above the rest

Radiohead was the inspiration of my favorite 'Развлечение' album by Valetnin Strykalo. I appreciate the impact of this album and even like it at some point, but i don't really feel the vibe at this point of life.

A mixed bag and do not really get the fuss. But Paranoid Android and Karma Police are great and might improve on repeated listens.

First time listened in a while. Felt abit dated and 90s at times, but lots of good tracks, can see how it influenced a lot of bands to come after. Favourite songs were the more despressing ones lol (Let Down, Exit Music). Thom's voice got abit annoying at times

Amazing, it took me years to get into. So many songs that are a great listen.

Another Radiohead album, another reminder that I just cannot get what other's get out of this group and their music. To be completely fair though, this album held my attention more than the other two Radiohead albums I have listened to so far (In Rainbows and Amnesiac). It feels like there's more intrigue in this album, like it's a direct window into the paranoia and maybe even dread around the technology boom of the 90s. Even the music-adjacent aspects of this album, the effects strewn throughout and the track Fitter Happier, stood out and were impactful. Still going to be tough for me to ever search this out, but best of Radiohead that I've heard so far. 3.5/5 Highlight: Subterranean Homesick Alien

one of my fave albums of all time.

Enjoyed, classic album.

I like this album a lot, but not as much I feel like I’m supposed to.

2/3 no se no he escuchado mucho

yeah yeah…

Let Down is a gorgeous song. It’s maybe my favorite Radiohead song. This album was introduced by a boyfriend who was way too old for me and romanticized the 90s way too much and talked about OK computer way to damn much. It’s funny listening to this record with distance from that time. It holds up, but not as much as I had stars in my eyes about it and that idiot when I was 23.

Maybe it was the back to back Radiohead tracks but this one just didn’t pop

What can I say about an amazing album that hasn’t already been said?

spacey, whiny, rainy

II have listened to this album before, love let down!

It’s seriously overrated. It’s not bad, but it’s just experiments with noise that don’t work for over half the album.

This was Radiohead on the brink of heading into electronica and leaving melody behind. I have now heard five of their six(!) albums on this list. Sadly I still have a more recent one remaining. This is a band who’s music appeals to me less as they go on.

I was really hoping to fully enjoy this but it did not really stand out to me. There were a few songs I really enjoyed like Karma Police and Exit Music, but over all it was just okay to me.

Classic. Not a consistent asI remembered

I don’t care how annoying this makes me, I love this album.

Banger

I think it's a near perfect album. There are about 6 all time great songs on the album. I don't think there are any bad songs on it. I was going to go with 4.5/5 but I've talked myself into a 5/5.

First time listening to a full Radiohead album. It´'s ok. Liked one to two musics.

Parfait pour Clara qui est malade

Perfect album

Did not loved it. I dont like songs that sound like noise or no-lyrics without a symphony.

Still my favourite Radiohead album after all these yearrs. Paranoid Android, Karma Police, No Surprises and The Tourist are all in my RH Top 10, and the whole thing is a really enjoyable listen. Yes, they're moody and the feeling of alienation and disconnect is all-encompassing, but really, what do you expect? Happy Talky Talky, Happy Talk?

Absolutely one of the best albums ever, so so many all time great tracks crammed on here

i feel like i appreciate this album more and more every time i listen to it. ive enjoyed it every single time i listened from the get go but each time i listen to it again i find another song that im like yeah this is also a 10. listening to the remastered OKNOTOK also gives you additional B side tracks, i partiulcarly enjoyed I Promise, Man of War, polyethene and How I made my Millions 5

One of my fav albums by my fav bands! Also one of those albums that came out the year I was born so I have a soft spot for it. Exit Music (For A Film) always hits me like a freight train

Vocals still hug me but wasn't as bad in this album. Would give 2.5

This is one of their better albums, most of the songs are great!

The album is very varied, I enjoyed many of the songs on the album and the variety kept me engaged.

HILY FUCKING SHIT BEST ALBUM SO FAR. that autistic lil mouse (complimentary) is so talented and poured so much emotion into this album exit music for a film is just phenomenal and let down made me cry

vamo ver se o hype desse album faz sentido... FAVS (top 3): subterranean homesick alien, exit music (for a film), climbing up the walls mençoes honrosas: paranoid android, let down, karma police, no surprises não faz... é um bom album mas tava esperando mais KKKKKK nota final: 3.5/5

Second day in a row of Radiohead ☹️. Still has not changed my mind.

Oh I am ready for this! Love Radiohead and this album, but actually unsure if this will reach the 4% club of 5* as a whole package. It’s been a while. Let’s see! I mean it is an amazing album with SO many absolutely fantastic songs. But it is with a heavy heart that it only gets 4.5* because my criteria for 5* is every singer landing and being solid. There are just a few on here that miss the mark, but my god, what an album still!

Great obviously.

Not really my type

I probably fall into the target audience for Radiohead, but even as a prog lover I just don't get them or the hype. Fairly "meh".

Man it took me about 5 listens to this to decide how I felt about it. There's no doubt this is Radiohead's best work; it's not perfect (it is Radiohead after all), but this album definitely gelled with me the most. I may also mention at this point that I fucking hate Radiohead except for In Rainbows - which also begs the next question, is this better than In Rainbows? Absolutely. I'm not going to go into vivid detail in this review as this is probably one of the most overanalysed and overrated albums ever. This shit definitely isn't one of the best albums of all time, but it's a pretty fucking good one. Maybe it would be if I wasn't a biased Radiohead hater. Anyways, yeah this is good, is it a 5? Probably just shy of it. This is definitely the only Radiohead album I've listened to so far (1 to go!!) that every song is at least OKAY on, rather than 9 dogshit songs, 1 okay song, and 1 good song. In fact, I'd say pretty much everything on this thing is good.

I'm never gonna be Radiohead's number 1 fan but I could have written this review without listening to this album again. It's absolutely packed with amazing tracks that are spaced out well. The story behind this album, its place in the band's discography and as a turning point for both the band and contemporary music is well-known already. This is exactly the kind of album I expect to listen to on this list. Something that is not only musically significant, but is also GOOD and not a chore to listen to. Highlights: Paranoid Android, Exit Music (For A Film), Karma Police, No Surprises, The Tourist

Окей. Лучшая песня - Karma Police.

Взагалі не моє

Is great but depressing so acc didn’t listen!!!!

Fuckin love this album bro

Aye

Not bad aye

5 stars no notes. I also listened to the B sides like man O war and pearly because I want more. I also listened to the unfinished version of Nude because that's also amazing. OK I had loads of notes

10/10 fuckin masterpiece. extra points for OKNOTOK

Sounds absolutely immaculate. Even when the songs aren't 100% your bag, you have to admit that the production is surely up there for GOAT. Loved it.

LOVE. let down got me thru one of the toughest times in my life. wish exit music was the closer tho i always thought the placement was odd

instrumentally so impressive

Goated

>From the UK >Creates a dystopian album Checks out

I didn't actually start exploring Radiohead until Freshman year of college when a new friend of mine dropped a USB drive of music on me with the complete (to that time) discography of Radiohead. I remember latching onto this album early and listening to it on repeat for about a week straight. Given its relative accessibility and familiarity by way of Karma Police, Exit Music and No Surprises, OK Computer is one of two Radiohead albums that I would recommend to virgin listeners (the other being personal favorite In Rainbows). This album has a beautiful arc to it with the only interruption to its perfect sequencing being Fitter Happier (which as an aside, I actually don't hate as some others do; I just think it is a bit distracting). Included among the standouts (as if you can say there are any unworthy songs here) is Paranoid Android: a bi-polar jam that oscillates between melancholic/spacey sections and frantic explosions. Exit Music (For A Film) is a beautifully bleak sounding track with a rewardingly slow-building climax that has gotten plenty of love from Hollywood. Karma Police deserves all of its flowers -- catchy AF and about as close to pop as Radiohead have gotten since Creep. Always love the freewheeling nature of Electioneering and contrasting slow trudge of Climbing Up the Walls. No Surprises is yet another beautifully melancholic ballad. And The Tourist continues a theme among Radiohead's work for creating great closing songs -- IMO an area that few acts do as well. Unquestionable 5.

Just like all other Radiohead albums, I think I'd find my enjoyment if I was reading the lyrics along with the album. It also probably benefits greatly from multiple listens to unpack everything that goes into these albums. I'm sure I come to a certain level of appreciation for what Radiohead writes, but sonically it just isn't there for me. Even with songs like Karma Police and No Surprises being super recognizable, they just don't move the needle that much for me.

I am pretty sure i have listened to this album a couple times before but can't really remember it. Pretty muhc has that classic Radiohead sound that I think most summarizes them. Cool electronic sounds with a unique singer and a mix of heavy synth songs and some slower rock type songs. Really liked Subterranean Homesick Alien. Fitter Happier was really strange with a speak and spell talking to me. Rest of album was really good

Well this is an easy ass 5 for me as part of my "holy trinity" when it comes to Radiohead. Bassline on Airbag fucking rules. Paranoid Android is a Radiohead staple and uses the "multiple songs in one song" a la A Day In The Life/Bohemian Rhapsody. Artists that can do this are super impressive to me. Plus the guitar work is *chefs kiss* Love the alien sounds on Homesick Alien. The sludgy drop on Exit Music with the ethereal guitar in the back is one of the best moments of their discography. The clashing of sounds coming together towards the end of Let Down rules. Tripping balls singing the chorus of Karma Police at Lolla stands out as an all time moment for me. Climbing Up The Walls might be the creepiest song by them and I love it. Great juxtaposition in sound next to No Surprises, which is super beautiful musically, but super depressing lyric wise. Both Lucky and The Tourist are beautiful. Love the completeness of the album telling him to "slow down" when the first song starts with Airbag. Always thought it was such a great closer to the rest of the paranoia of the album. Plus the guitar at the end is just insanely emotional. 5/5 top tier album for me.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Fav: Let Down least fav:electioneering iconic: no surprises

good start, it's a vibe. strong instrumentals, vocals are moody getting some religious imagery--"i'm born again" in airbag, "G-d loves all his children" in paranoid android; but it doesn't necessarily sound like positive imagery loving the style shift in exit music; oh my that took a turn ok i think the intention is not antireligious, but antiestablishment fitter happier??? 100%. unnerving computerized voice lists a bunch of expectations for a balanced life then just: "a pig. in a cage. on antibiotics." slow burn ending, nice bell to finish it off 3/5

This is an obvious masterpiece. Not my first rodeo with Radiohead, and this one is the crown jewel. Has aged incredibly well despite being a product of its era - computer paranoia is here to stay.

47/1089 3.4393* It was an ok album. Karma police is one of the greatest songs in their catalog so that bumps it up a bit. I thought I'd be blown away but it was really just average, with the exception of kp. Hits...kp.

Genuinely good, dont know why i had mediocre expectations... i think i confused with with Pablo. Climbing up the walls Lucky Good guitar and vocals

Not my kinda thing but didn’t mine two of the songs.

classic one, my first album ever

Iconic album. This would be the kind of album you would want to bleed out to. Maybe I’m biased but after exit music , everything was taken to a different level. Putting exit music and let down right after it is soooo good. I actually like the addition of fitter happier. Electioneering is a very different vibe from the rest of the album, kind of like organized chaos in a sort of way. Climbing up the walls is so loser-in-the-corner vibe but I like it. Obviously love no surprises. Lucky is pretty good actually. Tourist is the calm after the storm, very nice ending to such a powerful album.

Should I kill myself or have a cup of tea?

Another pleasant surprise from Radiohead for me here. A few tracks I already know, but plenty of new ones too. I can definitely see why this album is so highly regarded; it's varied, ranging from soft, semi-acoustic, highly melodic tracks through to some quite raucous noisy/fuzzy/feedback, but in both cases the sound is really rich and textured. It's honestly a masterpiece in the way it's put together. I find the singing style makes a lot of the lyrics quite hard to understand without paying close attention, they're largely quite mumbled, but Yorke's voice is very solid throughout here compared to some other Radiohead entries. I'm a bit torn over whether this quite cuts a 5. Usually I reserve 5s for things I know I'm going to go back to, and I don't know if this is quite it for me - purely because of the style of music rather than the substance... but I can't call something a masterpiece and then not give it 5, can I?

The perfect midpoint between the traditional and the experimental

meh not a fan, did cry tho

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Oh jheeze, this after Dark Side Of The Moon, this list is fucking delivering. Another 5 stars for me, still not my favourite Radiohead album but the stars don't allow me sufficient wiggle room to rate this 4.5.

Meh

one of the top 10 albums of all time. 5.0

if this album doesnt make you cry you are an emotionless psychopath and you should be ejected from society

A classic for sure.

Alternative rock, art rock.

makes me feel like im hallucinating while walking it feels like my life is ending

Decent album, definitely pushes off key switches that defy what you would normally expect in a melody. This does a good job of keeping the album from sounding formulaic. Overall a good album, it’s not necessarily exactly up my wheelhouse but you can tell it’s a well made album. There are some obvious highlights like karma police. Fitter happier is horrendous. No surprises is a well made song.

Still great

Wow

Really interesting album, very simple and stripped back but moody and broody. Loved it

Great record - don't think it's necessarily a step up on The Bends, but it's definitely a move away from britpop inspired songwriting into something potentially more interesting

Not my vibe 🤷‍♀️

Appreciate the history, but I'm not good at hearing lyrics and only have the time to listen once. I appreciate how much this would have shaped music I do like. My wife asked me if it was Muse so I divorced her.

It's a 5/5 album with no discussion. It sounds like nothing else of the time, and comes completely out of left field amid the '90s grunge-into-altrock-commercialism pipeline the decade was heading down. Incredible album not only in terms of uniqueness, but the songs are paced well and written superbly.

One of the easiest 5/5 ratings I could possibly give. And surprisingly, this album has actually grown on me over the years. Back in the day I always found The Bends & In Rainbows far more accessible, but as I’ve got more into Radiohead this album comes to the fore as an utter masterpiece. Incredible sound, amazing instrumental work and some of the best song-writing of a generation. One part that has really become one of my favourites is ‘The Tourist’ as a closer, utterly brilliant. No skips, no duds, as close to perfect as you could get.

It’s Ok Computer, what can I say about this album that hasn’t been said over the last 25 years. All killer no filler.

Oh my, this is an emotional one. I found this at a time in my life when I was hopefully disillusioned - beginning to recognize that the things I wanted weren't real and wouldn't make me happy. I don't think I knew it at the time, but the feel of this album perfectly expressed my smiling dread. Beautiful and hard to listen to at times for me personally because of the emotions it evokes.

Very good listening t to this again last night, not played it for years, so good, Thom Yorke’s vocal so cool…

Heard it before. This is the only Radiohead album that is actually good, everything after this one just took a nosedive in listenability 3/5

Pretty darn good just a radiohead album, but i knew some!

Maintain that Radiohead are just Coldplay for pretentious people.

Brilliant when it came out and still brilliant now.

Je suis au 3/4 de l’album. J’ai tout adoré dans ce projet… autant la musique que la cover et les titres de chaque chanson. La composition est extraordinaire. C’est tellement riche et diversifié. Je pense qu’on ne se rend pas compte des détails de la production. Il y a tellement d’éléments qui pourraient ne pas aller ensemble mais c’est parfaitement bien assembler. J’aime le fait que la cover soit aussi expérimentale. on ne voit pas le visage des membres du groupe et c’est très ! - on n’est pas influencé par le charisme potentiel du chanteur mais de l’ambiance proposé. En tant que jeune artiste, ça m’a tout de suite parlé et influencé. Je le réécouterai…

not my style, too slow

sehr gut

I find it amazing the way Radiohead can take odds and ends, strange sounds, twisted noises, the uneven, insistent racket at the edge of life and fashion something so beautiful, insubstantial and yet unforgettable. Like a found poem crafted from the gossamer threads that cover a beach once the tide has withdrawn.

started off too whiny for me but got more into it as the album went on

Appreciate that some of the tracks are not immediately accessible but this is one hell of an album. Listened to it for the first time on headphones as theres so much going on, very good production value. Also a few bangers thrown into the mix, its a classic.

Okay, not the best vocalist but such a good album. I'd forgotten how much Climbing Up These Walls reminded me of the Comsat Angels

Instant five no notes, okay some notes: this is easily there most consistently brilliant album, there are moments on the bends and in rainbows that individually top this, and even some of the modern stuff… really love “burn the witch” from moon shaped pool and “spectre” their go at a bond theme… but this is lots of things, but most of all it’s consistent

Let Down and No Surprises are top, rest of album a bit up and down. Still think Radiohead are overrated.

Best so far and did like “No surprises” before but didn’t do a massive amount for me. Probably gets better with more listens

Very formative to my teen ears. Overly biased review.

Imean it's a really nice album but still im not sure i would give it 5 stars.

This is the third Radiohead album I've generated - and the first I've enjoyed! Was it 5 star amazing? No. But it was enjoyable. Definitely overhyped 4 ⭐️

Ok

emotional disaster

mid

doesn’t matter how many times you’ve listened to it, it always goes crazy.

I wish people would be less annoying about Radiohead but damned if they aren’t actually really great. I think this is my favorite of their albums, and I’ve always particularly loved Exist Music (for a Film).

Karma Police's one of my favourites. Enjoy the second half of the album more than the first one.

hauntingly beutiful

This is a great album, but buddy needs to learn how to enunciate better.

I've never heard of these guys, but they kinda sound like a grimier version of Coldplay... like a garage band version, maybe? It's a little too messy for me sometimes. Like during "Paranoid Android" I turned it up when he was singing the part about how God loves his children because it's such a beautiful message, but then the whole band goes crazy on their instruments and I couldn't get back to the speaker to turn it down fast enough. I hate when I get tricked like that! Can you imagine? In all seriousness, I've spent a disappointingly inadequate amount of time with the Radiohead catalog, though I do feel like I have working knowledge of the major albums. I'll blame it on growing up in the CD era when music purchases seemed like big choices and by the time I had a "fast" DSL internet connection to participate in file sharing, Radiohead wasn't Nu Metal or Post Hardcore enough for me to bother with. C'est la vie. Compared to the darker/sleepier shoegaze motifs of The Bends, OK Computer has a little more ethereal sparkle and feels much more expansive. It's still plenty shoegazey, but not quite as stuck as The Bends felt. If The Bends felt like depression, OK Computer just feels like winter. It's more difficult to compare this to Pablo Honey because they are so vastly different in approach. Pablo Honey is a good album, but the worst Radiohead album. Comparing to later works seems wrong, so I'll save it for when I review those albums. Overall, I'd grade this Computer better than OK. A solid output to established Radiohead as a band on the avant-edge of rock & roll. It's not 100% for me, but it's so so close.

Listening to it in 2026 definitely doesn’t make it sound as fresh as it probably did when it first dropped cause every alt rock band after this seemed to take it as inspiration. But I guess that’s really the most impressive thing about it after all. Great album. Standout tracks to me are Paranoid Android, Karma Police and Electioneering!

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3/5 I’m pleasantly surprised at how much I liked this. Fitter Happier > Electioneering felt fresh and relevant since we are in the beginning of January.

pretty good

Didnt finish

I've always found Radiohead beautiful and boring. They make great music, maybe it's just not for me. That being said, "No Surprises" is a classic.

I was surprised how dated this albums sounded going back to it, something I don't experience as much with my go-to Radiohead album Kid A. The musicianship really shines through in the instrumentation on this album, and particularly the restraint on thinning out the instrumentation at points. The drumming still sounds outstanding. All in, slightly disappointing, I remembered it being better.

A few really good songs with the rest being ok. I’d probably just listen the specific songs over the whole album if I were to return. 3.5/5

One of my all time favorites.

8/10

Seminal classic! Perfection

If overdosing was a movie, this would be it's soundtrack.

I LOVE RADIOHEAD BIG WIN FOR FIRST ALBUM

classic

fantastic album, total classic with so many memorable hits

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Cool vibes but it got old after listening to the entire album. I know Radiohead is a classic, but I couldn't help but think of Muse while listening to it.

Fuck. Radiohead again. The day is lost.

Ah hell yeah, my second favorite Radiohead album (behind The Bends). A classic 90s album, that enjoy re-listening to quite often.

I know some of the songs here but I'll try listening to all of it. 9/10. Favorites Climbing up the walls, Let Down, No Surprises.

Good - better than I thought. Favs: paranoid android and karma police

Holds together well. Sombre, thoughtful but not overly morose. Some Velvet underground influences with careful use of xylehlphone.

I mean it's an all time classic. One of the best of all time. I don't have much to say.

3.5 out of 5

4 1/2. So close to a perfect album.

3.5

actually loved it!! there are some banger on there even though i didnt think i would like it since its pretty old (no offense)

I hate how good this album is and how long it has taken me to actually listen to it completely.

ive listened to this a while ago i think in total 3 times its a great fun album with my favs being Electioneering and Let Down :> love the way everything goes together and the themes too and the weird robotic interlude

Easy 5/5. It is melancholic, atmospheric, dramatic and just straight fire. Watch me ascend and cry to this album in the corner. I saved every song.

5/5 I don't hand out 5/5s very often but holy shit. Radiohead just took me through an emotional journey and a half, ripped my heart out and then stitched it back together. I'm crying. I'm shaking. I'm throwing up. But I'd go through this experience 50 times in a row WILLINGLY. I love this album so fucking much and it's one of my favourites of all time. Fuck you Thom Yorke but thank you Radiohead for this album.

insano

This is the type of album you listen to when you need to feel something

I’ve own it for many years. Always loved it.

Bleak, depressing, at points dystopian. A classic for a reason.

What I think is most impressive about this album is how Radiohead masquerades as a traditional Rock Band, playing conventional instruments and songwriting techniques to create singles which get played on mainstream radio. They do this while also being able to use that format to create something like Ok Computer - this ridiculously complicated, thick, heavy artistic masterpiece. I remember hearing the song Paranoid Android for the first time when I was younger and getting into his type of music. It was an eye opening experience for me to hear how complex, complicated and intricate rock music could and somehow still fit into this relatively mainstream and excepted format. When I listened to the rest of the album it also hugely impacted my appreciation for listening and appreciating albums in their entirety. Each song has its own place on this album, each note its own place in the song, and the whole thing comes together to balance itself out. It's definitely not for the front of heart, theres a lot of anxiety and emotional intensity that comes through the album, but it feels like by the end it achieves a sense of resolve, saying to the listing. "Yes, this world is a messed up place to be, yet here we are together and we're going to be ok."

Rocking in the New Year with some Radiohead and a nasty flu. I don’t have the energy to think of something witty or interesting to say about this album. It’s just a great album

Not a single bad song on this album, flows nicely and quite a few bangers. Second listen to this album and don't know why I don't own it

Sad

Well, apparently an album 4 years before Amnesiac. It's a bit more light and friendly feeling. If i could rate again i'd give Amnesiac a 3☆ instead, cause this one is more on the 3.5/4☆ side. And i somehow did know about 'No Surprises'.

BEST SONGS: - Paranoid Android - Exit Music (For A Film) - Karma Police - No Surprises

From the get go we start with the first track “Airbag” the sounds of this song bring a dystopian and dark feeling the lyrics along also mention war and heroism , though this song touches on how car crashes are life threats and “airbag” is what saves lives . The album explores many themes and elements from self reflection to political instability my favorite track is “climbing up the walls” track 9 this is said to be the scariest song on the album but to me it felt raw and real battling yourself sounds like climbing up the walls neutral and hunting. The album ends with track 12 “the tourist” which felt like a perfect ending to this album. The song talks about slowing down and enjoying what’s in front of you the band even goes as far as calling people who rush idiots but to me this felt like another way of saying slow down and really digest this album what you just heard. The song ends with a chime signaling the end of the album. I can see why this album is such a staple in today’s music industry, it brought feeling I never thought could be translated into a song.

It was pretty good I liked most of the songs and it was nice to hear some that weren’t that popular found a new song I love!

lovelovelove

Obvs!

iwl I'm writing my essay while listening to this so I'm not giving it my full attention but I'm loving the instrumentals and I like Yorke's voice here whereas I've found him quite whiny before.

Every song experiments with a different sound and it feels fresh and interesting. The climax of every song was worth it and I'd get lost in the moment. Standouts: Paranoid Android Exit Music (For a Film) Let Down Karma Police Climbing Up the Walls Lucky The Tourist

I enjoyed this, but didn't love it

The rest of this album could be dogs barking and I'd still give it a 5 if it had Paranoid Android and No Surprises on it. A better music critic would probably tell you why this is one of the greatest albums of all time. I like that it feels diverse, while still being very cohesive. Mr. Robot vibes but 25 years ahead of its time.

good stuff. feels like every song gives you something to chew on. favorite song is Let Down

Rating: 9/10 The pinnacle of 90’s artsy alt rock and all that and it is exceptional all the way through, has so many different tracks that you could argue is the best and maybe change your answer for a lot, but then again I always want it give it some award for the best album that is almost somehow the most overrated. Because as quality as it is from front to back, it’s not perfect and I could definitely say frontloaded is an accurate descriptor. Tracks 1-6 still feels like a perfect run for me while 7-12 (besides the amazing highlight No Surprises) kinda grow off of me over time. In conclusion Kid A better

Radiohead might be the #1 artist I've tried many times to get into but I just can't love, BUT this album was pretty sick even if it doesn't 100% crunch with me 8.4/10

Chill album that sits above the slew of mediocre albums on this list. 8 digital blacks out of 10 ziwards

Favorite tracks: Karma Police Paranoid Android Subterranean Homesick Alien Exit Music (For A Film) Let Down No Surprises

Big fan of this, mellow and feeling full

OK Computer this is epic Radiohead is kind of like jazz: Ever met somebody who's really into jazz and DOESN'T also play an instrument? Every massive Radiohead fan I've ever met owns an electric guitar. Discussing this band's discography is practically the lingua franca of 20/30-something hipster-types. You can sort of build up a taxonomy of fanatics by their favourite: OK Computer tends to be the 'default' choice in that it's Radiohead at their most neurotic while still maintaining that danceable rock sensibility, and outside of maybe The Bends is usually the virgin listen. I mean that in a complimentary way, too; nobody's throwing on Amnesiac for the family road trip. OK Computer just has this well-deserved mythology surrounding it that still sounds just as fresh, just as interesting, and just as sweet three decades later. OK Computer is pretty much perfect front to back, and stands to be listened to basically endlessly. it's that 90s alt-rock sound distilled to its most unadulterated form: angsty, overdriven, and instantly nostalgic. There's just so many iconic heart-thumping moments on this thing: Thom's vocal delivery on Karma Police, the incredible breakdown in the latter part of Exit Music, those opening chords on Airbag... What kind of novel praise is left to give this record? Would hardly change a note on this thing. Time to reorganize the Radiohead tier list again. Sorry Kid A. fav tracks: Airbag, Paranoid Android, No Surprises, Exit Music (For a Film), Karma Police, the rest of the album

i have been waiting for this one

4+ Exit music (for a film) Let down Karma Police Climbing up the walls No surprises The Tourist

absolute peak I listened it ALOT 5/5

Incroyable

so good I still like the bends better but such a close second for radiohead fave songs- honestly love all these songs but let down is obviously an amazing song 4.8 stars 9.5/10 album

A los 28, ya casi no aguanto partes de este album. Fuera de los claros méritos musicales, en serio siento que el zionismo liberal de Yorke y Greenwood los ha vuelto insoportables.

Karma police

I want to like Radiohead but for some reason the bass is just overwhelming and everything sounds 30% funkier than it needs to.

Not a big Radiohead fan

Once again, I enjoyed being told to listen to one of my favorite albums ever. I could've just rated it 5/5 without even listening since I *thought* I knew the brilliant album like the back of my hand…but the fact that it's the day after Christmas also meant that, for the first time, I got to listen to the album on extremely nice headphones and picked up so many details in the mix that I'd never noticed before. I'd imagine it's not for everyone, but I also can't imagine any way to improve it. A+!

Not my fav but electioneering is the best Radiohead song. Lucky and karma police are also great on this album.

2.2 / 5 The very first thing that came to my mind was "okay computer, is this really that good?" - no, it's not. I don't really have a problem with melancholic music, it has its' place. This album however just sounds depressed and reminds me of German indie pop that I'm trying to avoid like it's the plague. To me, this album sounds like they're trying really hard to convey the same emotion in every song, and that's honestly pretty boring. Many songs on here have a strong mainstream vibe to them, it's music for someone who doesn't actually care about music but wants to be seen as someone who does. If Radiohead would've pushed more into Prog-Rock territory it would've been more interesting. But since they didn't, the only thing that remains is the feeling that Muse basically did everything better. You know what I'm actually gonna listen to now? Tapestry by Carole King, even though I don't like Folk music. But that's an album worth listening to.

Radiohead is way overrated

Tremendous work

todos son bops malditasea

Fue el primer album que escuché de Radiohead, más allá de Creep y otras random singles. Tal vez In Rainbows sea más timeless, o Kid A y Amnesiac más experimentales (debatible en verdad), pero lo que me asombra de Ok Computer es lo que me asombra de la banda en general: es artístico, y a la vez comercial. Como lograron ese balance durante toda su carrera, no tengo idea, pero es lo que me gusta de ellos y de este album. En una era donde el Reino Unido se encontraba en una cruda post-britpop, esto debe de haber roto esquemas. Fav Tracks: *Paranoid Android. El hype es justificado. Una de las mejores canciones de la historia *Airbag. "In an interstellar burst I'm back to save the universe" que línea, me hace sentirme un superheroe. *Exit Music. Todavía es capaz de ponerme la piel de gallina en el día y momento correcto poniendole mi total atención *Karma Police. Lo más Beatlesco que hay en este album (en parte por robarse la melodía de Sexy Sadie), y lo escribo como un cumplido. *No Surprises. Lo que me atrapa es la vibra. Es la rola que pones un domingo nublado donde no hay nada que hacer y estás un poco crudo y aguitado porque mañana es lunes

Cuando era adolescente y quería ser cool, juraba que me gustaba Radiohead. Me daba algo de miedo afrontar la veracidad de lo anterior, así que aplacé los otros 2 discos que ya salieron. Luego de escuchar los 3 al hilo, me temo que me gustan a secas. Entiendo los méritos artísticos de cada uno y éste es el que más disfruté pero hasta ahí.

camarón mi maquinón

Eh couldn’t make it through

Been listening to and thinking about this on and off for about a week. Each time I come back it feels a bit like flagellation. I think Frank basically nailed it - I admire this and never really want to hear it again. As a film score it feels appropriate, but just listening to Radiohead alone is feeling more and more nonessential. OK Computer is great and they are evil music wizards. Airbag might be my favorite - was messing around with that riff this week.

I admire this album without really liking it. Radiohead can do ‘epic’ and ‘dramatic’ better than probably any other modern band. And their moments of brilliance on the album are more than enough to outshine the parts where Thom Yorke’s atonal moaning grates. That odd timed solo toward the end of paranoid android rocks hard and weird. Also I just got new headphones that are life changing and this is the first album I put on. So many intricate details and cool flourishes.

Ashamed to say I'd never listened to this album from cover to cover. Another entry in the category of "albums I haven't gotten around to listening to but I knew I would like." It's so confidently, patiently odd. Subterranean Homesick Alien is a good example. What the hell are you talking about, Thom? I don't know, but I'm into it

This has a few of my favorites - Electioneering, Homesick Alien - and then some of the more commercial-ish hits like Karma Police and Paranoid Android which are still great in my book. This time through enjoyed Lucky. This album is toward the bottom of the A tier of Radiohead albums for me. Amazing, but would put HTTT or In Rainbows at the top of the list most days.

This is probably one of the better Radiohead albums. At any rate, it didn't completely annoy me on this go around.

Hum... j'avoue que je ne comprends pas. C'est le deuxième meilleur album de tout les temps sur Rate Your Music et j'ai cru comprendre qu'il était très influent, mais je comprends pas. C'est pas complètement nul, le groupe utilise de nombreux éléments différents dans sa musique, il y a quelques petits éléments électroniques qui montre que l'album est tout sauf paresseux, il y a un vrai effort derrière, mais le résultat me semble véritablement plat et ennuyeux. C'est simple, tu m'aurais fait écouter ça hors contexte, sans me dire quoi que ce soit, je l'aurais trouvé tout simplement osef. Et c'est d'ailleurs un peu le cas là, mais je suis aussi très confus parce que je ne comprends pas ce que les gens trouvent à cet album, vraiment, ça m'échappe totalement.

Et av verdens beste album, topp 5 noen sinne.

In my opinion, this is the last great mainstream rock album. And one of the best albums of the last 30 years. It is just absolutely stellar on all fronts. Even Fitter Happier is kinda charming in its own weird way. I also think that Exit Music (For a Film) is a perfect song. It's beautiful and haunting and I want it injected into my veins.

Generally on the darker side, best for a moping session.

very good

Okay not as good as the Adele 21 album

subterranean homesick alien😝