This is a perfect 10 album. I can't find a weak track. It deserves its hype. Look forward to this! I remember when it came out, a Walkman and a long walk right after I bought it. It was an instant love and that hasn't changed. Yay! The progression from Pablo Honey to this is well, a marked one.
Amazing album that was a real game changer when it was released and it certainly has influenced so many other artists. For me The Bends is my favourite Radiohead album though. It was the album that made me adore Radiohead, after I went to see them on tour promoting the album in March 1995. I was completely blown away by their music and how great they are live. I saw them on their OK Computer tour too in 1997 but the 1995 Bends gig will always be my favourite, probably my favourite concert by any band ever!!!!! Radiohead are an incredible band, so innovative. Glad you're discovering this masterpiece. Please check out their The Bends album too, though. To me there isn't a single bad song on it. It's genius from beginning to end. :)
Delighted you're exploring this great album. "Let Down" is my favorite song of theirs. Other standouts on the album for me are "Paranoid Android," "Exit Music," and "No Surprises." But the whole thing is a masterpiece.
Great choice, it is an amazing album, and a milestone in pop music, definitely a must for music lovers! The songs and the instrumentation are very special and there are no weak ones. This album put Radiohead among the best.
I think I've heard a few songs. When my son was a teenager he said I should listen to the whole album. That it was great, so now's my chance. Looking forward to this!!
Daniel, I have been wanting I was you to find the real Radiohead for so long. Welcome on board. I'm happy you're here! I was also saved by airbags, only broke my neck in 2 places. I'm walking. Would have beed dead.
I think I just learned to appreciate this band in a whole new way. I'm so used to Creep.His voice always sounds so tortured. In a strange good way. I'm getting he's a survivor and feeling he's come out better. The music was ethereal like . That blended with Thom's haunting vocals bring me to the threshold of the next Radiohead experience.
Just wait for the rest of the album it gets better and like all Radioheads work it is a grower multiple listens is a must with this band. I would also recommend In Rainbows from the basement that changed a lot of peoples minds that talked a little shit over the years.
Looking forward to your thoughts on this! I'm a big Radiohead fan, and the live experience with them is phenomenal. I've got to say, my first listen to most of their new music is "WTF?". A few listens later, and I'm humming it while about my business. Anyway, hope you enjoy! There are definitely a handful of great songs on OKC that have held up well. Thanks, I enjoy your channel ✌️👍
@@Katehowe3010 lol - actually Thousands on vinyl and disc - but Radiohead is the band of my Life and ok computer is the album that got me Through some Major Personal Crap
Yes, as others have said definitely not one of the most experimental albums of all time (certainly not even the most experimental Radiohead album) but a very good one, and for its time, quite forward thinking and very influential. I have Radiohead albums I like more than this now, but I always enjoy going back to it.
This album is GOATed. Had it since it came out and i slowly loved every song. Some songs grow on you but this album and In Rainbows are two of the best albums ever.
Just gained a Subscriber - loved your series on "The Wall" and it just so happens no album affected me as much nor band as Pink Floyd - UNTIL - I heard OK Computer - so you're literally covering my 2 favorite bands and the 2 albums each made that influenced me the most. If ou of the blue you do a Stevie Ray Vaughan Reaction then it will be coincidence of an order of magnitude to be tooo hard to reconcile so I am content with this for now :) - very much looking forward to the rest.
OK Computer was a critical darling in 1997, and wound up placing top 20, top 10, top 5 and #1 on a lot of year end best album lists. In the decades since, it still ranks pretty high, but the bar was also set lower, where a 5/4 time signature blew minds... ;)
I'm 67. I consider Radiohead to be the most important band of the period between 1985 and today. My short list of important bands includes the Beatles (of course) and Nirvana.
@@Katehowe3010 We get it dude you like Talk Talk and they are a pretty underrated band there are a lot of bands like that Echo and the Bunnymen is another one but Radiohead deserves all the accolades they received and as far as I am concerned Talk Talk is not on Radioheads level I am not even going to get into how many more people feel the same way.
@@jameshannagan7830 Once more, you are obviously listening to, and referring to Talk Talk up to 'The Colour Of Spring' in '86! Their final two albums sound like nothing on earth, and no one has approached that luminosity since! The mere mention of Echo And The Bunnymen is all the proof i need that you haven't heard those albums! There was an interview with Thom Yorke around the time of 'Kid A, where he praised Hollis & Co for their musical bravery! It wasn't difficult to read between the lines at what he was driving at!
@@Katehowe3010 I do not recall either of those albums but I am going to check out both of them I would love to be wrong in a situation like this maybe I will get a couple more albums in the rotation.
My favorite Radiohead album. Followed by “The Bends”, and “Kid A”. “OK Computer” is a damn genius album with a fantastic theme. Definitely a sonic gem 💎
Fack yeah! Nice to see you reacting to the best album of my favorite band :D . Love this song, "In an interstellar burst I am back to save the universe" could be my favorite line in the entire Radiohead discography ;)
Great reaction and can’t wait to see your take on the rest of the album. I was late to this band because I wasn’t a fan of Creep when it came out. I wrote them off as more radio friendly schlock until a relative put on the newly released album In Rainbows on a road trip. I was blown away and kicked myself for not diving into the band earlier. They are now one of my all time favorite rock bands along with Rush, Pink Floyd, Tool, and other innovative and thought provoking artists.
The same exact thing happened to me and I heard In Rainbows and was totally blown away then I saw the basement version and was completely hooked hands down my favorite band and I love all the bands you listed although I would add Yes to the list.
@@jameshannagan7830 yeah, after being sucked in by the album and visiting different Radiohead communities online, I took their advice and watched the From the Basement performance. That confirmed for me that they are next level and I’m on the hook for anything they attempt and all the music they put out.
They recorded the entire album in various parts of a mansion house. They used the different density of space in each room, finding which suited each song. Even recorded some on the main staircase of then mansion.
Very glad to get into more Radiohead. House of Cards (Radiohead) is SEXY. I suggest seeing the VERY cool visuals in the video. Nanci Griffith, winner of the 1994 Grammy Award for Best Contemporary Folk Album, died on Friday. She was 68. I particularly love her hit "Love at the Five and Dime". The live version on Austin City Limits is excellent. Nobody can't like her after seeing her live. The sweetness of Nanci is apparent.
Ahhhh yes please, RADIODEAD!! This album was such a left turn from the Bends. I can see how they possibly lost a couple of fans due to the less rock/alternative rock sound. I’ve been along for the ride since 1995. And have seen them five times now! Enjoy brother! You should go right through the rest of the albums in this format!
I remember friends saying “you gotta hear this album” . It’s a great album. A few other albums came out around that time “Glee” by Bran Van 3000 and “The Soft Bulletin” by Flaming Lips , these all blend together in my memory as the ones that got borrowed the most that year. Great reaction.
For years and years now the best album of all time on my favourite music rating platform RateYourMusic. And it's not even my favourite Radiohead album, that goes to "In Rainbows". Funny you mentioned "Jigsaw" because it's one of the best songs on "In Rainbows". :D
Louis Armstrong's What A Wonderful World has a whole new sad meaning when it is used at the end of the tv miniseries of The Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy
Glad you're doing the album, I've heard radiohead songs in passing and never thought them to be bad at all, just nothing other than creep jumped out at me so I never sat and listened to their albums. I like prog rock of the 60s 70s and hard rock "neanderthal" rock def has a place. Still on the fence about this song, not at all bad, great percussion bass/drum track. Somehow part of the ethereal backing tracks didn't seem to fit and some did.
Only people that aren't into experimental music would consider Radiohead the most experimental music ever :-) But, although far from that title, this album and Radiohead as a whole _was_ experimental and artsy for an alternative pop / rock act. And indeed very influential. Radiohead is among my many favorite bands, and this album is one of my favorites. So I'll be enjoying this ride :-)
It is about time for Radiohead I actually started to unsubscribed to a few reactors because they were doing multiple songs from bands that were not even in the same stratosphere as Radiohead. They are one of the most critically acclaimed bands since the Beatles and they remind me of the Beatles in a lot of ways but they are under represented on a lot of these reaction channels. Just try to remember that like the Beatles they have some radical changes in their sound from album to album but I really envy you if you havent heard their music sometimes it takes multiple listens to really get what they are trying to do but they are really great when it starts to finally click enjoy them I think you will.
Love right back from New Jersey Lord of the Rings put your country on a lot of peoples bucket list my daughters favorite movie and she loves the setting as well.
@@jameshannagan7830 well it's a wonderful country for a road trip if you make it out here! Hopefully you'll be able to come, when international travel gets back to normal!
Hey man, I knew you play guitar and have heard some great solos. You ought to check out Eric Johnson playing “Cliffs Of Dover” Live version. I’m not sure I’ve ever heard a more clean tone that he gets from his Strat. It’s going to rank in your top 5 solos of all time.
Great album blah blah. Recommend the live Cymbal Rush from Henry Rollins’ssss show. Really good. Better than the studio cut. Also try Thom with PJHarvey, This Mess We’re In.
Stop now. Either listen to this whole record and come back a changed man or listen one by one and be destroyed along the way. You don't know what you've gotten yourself into.
I will be interested to view your reaction to the whole album. For me, OK Computer has got to be the most overrated album of all time. I can at least understand why people like The Bends and Kid A, but the praise that OK Computer receives is just baffling to me.
Honestly, Radiohead's "The Bends" is a better album then Ok Computer. There are good songs on OK Computer, but I was disappointed in the album because I loved "The Bends" soo much (which was their previous album).
Despite all the unnecessary slating of Radiohead, i would still like to thank the stranger who gave me a thumbs up! In the words of Marillion 'Thankyou Whoever You Are'.
@@Katehowe3010 it’s not unnecessary: people like to express themselves. Just as you did, rather insistently and more than once. That’s okay, all you have to do is talk talk.
“Sounds so alien”. Yup. That’s Radiohead.
This is a perfect 10 album. I can't find a weak track. It deserves its hype. Look forward to this! I remember when it came out, a Walkman and a long walk right after I bought it. It was an instant love and that hasn't changed. Yay! The progression from Pablo Honey to this is well, a marked one.
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Amazing album that was a real game changer when it was released and it certainly has influenced so many other artists. For me The Bends is my favourite Radiohead album though. It was the album that made me adore Radiohead, after I went to see them on tour promoting the album in March 1995. I was completely blown away by their music and how great they are live. I saw them on their OK Computer tour too in 1997 but the 1995 Bends gig will always be my favourite, probably my favourite concert by any band ever!!!!! Radiohead are an incredible band, so innovative. Glad you're discovering this masterpiece. Please check out their The Bends album too, though. To me there isn't a single bad song on it. It's genius from beginning to end. :)
I love all their albums.
Best band of the last 40 years. Imagine how revolutionary this was when it came out, everybody was amazed.
It still sounds fresh and unlike anything else.
Hence labeled as the "last great rock album"
One of the best albums ever. It’s an entire album listen in my mind.
I am SO EXCITED for you. Wow! Radiohead. Beautiful. You will love them. The deeper you go, the better it gets. Well done, you!
'Well done, you! Sounds like someone patting their dog for bringing the ball back.
Delighted you're exploring this great album. "Let Down" is my favorite song of theirs. Other standouts on the album for me are "Paranoid Android," "Exit Music," and "No Surprises." But the whole thing is a masterpiece.
Great choice, it is an amazing album, and a milestone in pop music, definitely a must for music lovers! The songs and the instrumentation are very special and there are no weak ones. This album put Radiohead among the best.
I think I've heard a few songs. When my son was a teenager he said I should listen to the whole album. That it was great, so now's my chance. Looking forward to this!!
Daniel, I have been wanting
I was you to find the real Radiohead for so long. Welcome on board. I'm happy you're here!
I was also saved by airbags, only broke my neck in 2 places. I'm walking. Would have beed dead.
One of my favourites- really layered and one you hear new stuff every time you listen
I know as much as you do, so this journey will be fun. Thanks!
Great attitude!
^what @Dave King and@@blackwatch1062 said^
Should be interesting...
My favorite opener of any Radiohead album. . . Perfectly sets up the futuristic mood and tone for the whole album
I think I just learned to appreciate this band in a whole new way. I'm so used to Creep.His voice always sounds so tortured. In a strange good way. I'm getting he's a survivor and feeling he's come out better. The music was ethereal like . That blended with Thom's haunting vocals bring me to the threshold of the next Radiohead experience.
Just wait for the rest of the album it gets better and like all Radioheads work it is a grower multiple listens is a must with this band. I would also recommend In Rainbows from the basement that changed a lot of peoples minds that talked a little shit over the years.
Looking forward to your thoughts on this! I'm a big Radiohead fan, and the live experience with them is phenomenal. I've got to say, my first listen to most of their new music is "WTF?". A few listens later, and I'm humming it while about my business. Anyway, hope you enjoy! There are definitely a handful of great songs on OKC that have held up well.
Thanks, I enjoy your channel ✌️👍
Listened to this album almost every day for 21 years - and everytime it gets better
Can't have much of a collection!
@@Katehowe3010 lol - actually
Thousands on vinyl and disc - but Radiohead is the band of my
Life and ok computer is the album that got me Through some Major Personal Crap
@@jrusso7627 You do understand i was joking? And glad to hear it had that effect, as Talk Talk's 'Spirit Of Eden' did the same for me! 😉
@@Katehowe3010 we all have those albums - music is the greatest gift
@@jrusso7627 Never a truer word spoken!
I wondered when you were going to get to RADIOHEAD. Thank you!
Definitely dive into Kid A, too. “How To Disappear Completely”.
I was a similar age when i first heard these musical geniuses. Its life changing due to being so unique.. A great musical journey you have started
One of those 'the future starts now' albums. Plenty to feast on, enjoy!
Yes, as others have said definitely not one of the most experimental albums of all time (certainly not even the most experimental Radiohead album) but a very good one, and for its time, quite forward thinking and very influential. I have Radiohead albums I like more than this now, but I always enjoy going back to it.
This album is GOATed. Had it since it came out and i slowly loved every song. Some songs grow on you but this album and In Rainbows are two of the best albums ever.
GOATed? What sort of shite is that?
Neither of them come close to 'Talk Talk's 'Spirit Of Eden', and 'Laughing Stock'! Just plain facts.
@@Katehowe3010 does my opinion offend you?
@@Katehowe3010 a wild concept, but different people like different things? :0
@@Katehowe3010 bed time for you little one. Let your parents know you’ve been allowed to converse with grown ups.
This album is an experience, a technical marvel and just gets better the more you listen to it.
Just gained a Subscriber - loved your series on "The Wall" and it just so happens no album affected me as much nor band as Pink Floyd - UNTIL - I heard OK Computer - so you're literally covering my 2 favorite bands and the 2 albums each made that influenced me the most. If ou of the blue you do a Stevie Ray Vaughan Reaction then it will be coincidence of an order of magnitude to be tooo hard to reconcile so I am content with this for now :) - very much looking forward to the rest.
One of the all-time great albums.
OK Computer was a critical darling in 1997, and wound up placing top 20, top 10, top 5 and #1 on a lot of year end best album lists.
In the decades since, it still ranks pretty high, but the bar was also set lower, where a 5/4 time signature blew minds... ;)
The 90s was largely a desert for musical talent.
I'm 67. I consider Radiohead to be the most important band of the period between 1985 and today. My short list of important bands includes the Beatles (of course) and Nirvana.
Sorry Mike! Between 86 and 91, that honour belonged to Talk Talk. If you've not heard the three albums during that period, i suggest you get to it!
Also, how could they be the most important band from 85 onwards, when their first material was 93!
@@Katehowe3010 We get it dude you like Talk Talk and they are a pretty underrated band there are a lot of bands like that Echo and the Bunnymen is another one but Radiohead deserves all the accolades they received and as far as I am concerned Talk Talk is not on Radioheads level I am not even going to get into how many more people feel the same way.
@@jameshannagan7830 Once more, you are obviously listening to, and referring to Talk Talk up to 'The Colour Of Spring' in '86! Their final two albums sound like nothing on earth, and no one has approached that luminosity since! The mere mention of Echo And The Bunnymen is all the proof i need that you haven't heard those albums! There was an interview with Thom Yorke around the time of 'Kid A, where he praised Hollis & Co for their musical bravery! It wasn't difficult to read between the lines at what he was driving at!
@@Katehowe3010 I do not recall either of those albums but I am going to check out both of them I would love to be wrong in a situation like this maybe I will get a couple more albums in the rotation.
My favorite Radiohead album. Followed by “The Bends”, and “Kid A”.
“OK Computer” is a damn genius album with a fantastic theme.
Definitely a sonic gem 💎
Fack yeah! Nice to see you reacting to the best album of my favorite band :D . Love this song, "In an interstellar burst I am back to save the universe" could be my favorite line in the entire Radiohead discography ;)
Gorgeous album. I love that main riff, and I feel this track flows reallt well into Paranoid Android. Awesome opener!
Also, check out UNKLE - Rabbit In Your Headlights, with vocals by Radiohead's Thom Yorke.
Believe it or not, I've only heard part of this album, so I will be DEE-LIGHTED to join DS9 and all y'all on this journey.
Thanks for checking it out!
Great reaction and can’t wait to see your take on the rest of the album. I was late to this band because I wasn’t a fan of Creep when it came out. I wrote them off as more radio friendly schlock until a relative put on the newly released album In Rainbows on a road trip. I was blown away and kicked myself for not diving into the band earlier. They are now one of my all time favorite rock bands along with Rush, Pink Floyd, Tool, and other innovative and thought provoking artists.
The same exact thing happened to me and I heard In Rainbows and was totally blown away then I saw the basement version and was completely hooked hands down my favorite band and I love all the bands you listed although I would add Yes to the list.
@@jameshannagan7830 yeah, after being sucked in by the album and visiting different Radiohead communities online, I took their advice and watched the From the Basement performance. That confirmed for me that they are next level and I’m on the hook for anything they attempt and all the music they put out.
Great choice to react to this whole album. I was into my thirties when this first came out and it solidified my Radiohead fandom. It is a masterpiece.
Comes in somewhere behind the last two Talk Talk albums!
Creep is a great song. OK COMPUTER is a tremendous step forward.
You are going down a big rabbit hole with Radiohead. This group is always evolving and there is so many great albums and songs to discover.
They recorded the entire album in various parts of a mansion house. They used the different density of space in each room, finding which suited each song. Even recorded some on the main staircase of then mansion.
Looking forward to this enormously. If you love it, wind back one album to ‘The bends’ before moving forward again
The outro to Airbag is my favorite little section on the entire album.
Very glad to get into more Radiohead. House of Cards (Radiohead) is SEXY. I suggest seeing the VERY cool visuals in the video. Nanci Griffith, winner of the 1994 Grammy Award for Best Contemporary Folk Album, died on Friday. She was 68. I particularly love her hit "Love at the Five and Dime". The live version on Austin City Limits is excellent. Nobody can't like her after seeing her live. The sweetness of Nanci is apparent.
Ahhhh yes please, RADIODEAD!! This album was such a left turn from the Bends. I can see how they possibly lost a couple of fans due to the less rock/alternative rock sound. I’ve been along for the ride since 1995. And have seen them five times now! Enjoy brother! You should go right through the rest of the albums in this format!
They are fantastic live.
Still a Masterpiece after all this time
I remember friends saying “you gotta hear this album” . It’s a great album. A few other albums came out around that time “Glee” by Bran Van 3000 and “The Soft Bulletin” by Flaming Lips , these all blend together in my memory as the ones that got borrowed the most that year. Great reaction.
Love The Soft Bulletin by The Flaming Lips! That is some album! ❤
@@traceyb9443 it sure is.
I'm enjoying the analysis as opposed just the reaction, good stuff.
Such an amazing opener to an album. Which is pretty usual for Radiohead lol
Oh boy, here we go...this should be fun!
Nigel Godrich also went on to produce one of Paul McCartney's better latter day albums, Chaos and Creation in the Backyard.
This sounds like Beautiful pictures by the pillows
For years and years now the best album of all time on my favourite music rating platform RateYourMusic. And it's not even my favourite Radiohead album, that goes to "In Rainbows". Funny you mentioned "Jigsaw" because it's one of the best songs on "In Rainbows". :D
Louis Armstrong's What A Wonderful World has a whole new sad meaning when it is used at the end of the tv miniseries of The Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy
After ok computer continue with their next album in their discography, "KID A"
Glad you're doing the album, I've heard radiohead songs in passing and never thought them to be bad at all, just nothing other than creep jumped out at me so I never sat and listened to their albums. I like prog rock of the 60s 70s and hard rock "neanderthal" rock def has a place. Still on the fence about this song, not at all bad, great percussion bass/drum track. Somehow part of the ethereal backing tracks didn't seem to fit and some did.
Only people that aren't into experimental music would consider Radiohead the most experimental music ever :-) But, although far from that title, this album and Radiohead as a whole _was_ experimental and artsy for an alternative pop / rock act. And indeed very influential. Radiohead is among my many favorite bands, and this album is one of my favorites. So I'll be enjoying this ride :-)
Also, Royksopp - The Inevitable End, is a monumental piece that deserves more recognition
love the panned guitars at the very end of the song, reminds me of a car crash
Hope you do a full Jeff Buckley 'Grace' album reaction. Buckley was a big influence on Yorke.
As were the vastly superior Talk Talk!
@@Katehowe3010 Great band, but I wouldn’t say they were comparable. Both very different. RIP Mark Hollis 🙌
@@Problembeing Yeah RIP, The smiling sad man! 🙏
Sonic pioneers during the dawn of the internet
Cannot wait for the next reaction! Even though not on this album, I hope you get to listen to "Where you end and I begin". Incredible song.
The Industrial Age ends and the Information Age begins. Forward to a shining new future.
you should react to Candle On The Water from Pete's Dragon 1977
Based on your reaction to Pink Floyd I believe you’re going to love this. Looking forward to this reaction.
Quality album and a great opener.
Radiohead is a Prog Rock band.
Can’t wait
It is about time for Radiohead I actually started to unsubscribed to a few reactors because they were doing multiple songs from bands that were not even in the same stratosphere as Radiohead. They are one of the most critically acclaimed bands since the Beatles and they remind me of the Beatles in a lot of ways but they are under represented on a lot of these reaction channels. Just try to remember that like the Beatles they have some radical changes in their sound from album to album but I really envy you if you havent heard their music sometimes it takes multiple listens to really get what they are trying to do but they are really great when it starts to finally click enjoy them I think you will.
First! Love from New Zealand ♥️🇳🇿
oh wow, another kiwi?? that's crazy lmfao
@@starcandy147 Nope not crazy. We be everywhere!!!
Love right back from New Jersey Lord of the Rings put your country on a lot of peoples bucket list my daughters favorite movie and she loves the setting as well.
@@jameshannagan7830 well it's a wonderful country for a road trip if you make it out here! Hopefully you'll be able to come, when international travel gets back to normal!
It was in the time getting used to the vocals, but it’s a very good opener on the album
Great album, my favourite albums by Radiohead are The Bends and In Rainbows. But still Ok Computer is still a masterpiece.
If you like this album (I'm sure you will), listen to the Kid A album next... they COMPLETELY changed their style
Hey man, I knew you play guitar and have heard some great solos. You ought to check out Eric Johnson playing “Cliffs Of Dover” Live version. I’m not sure I’ve ever heard a more clean tone that he gets from his Strat. It’s going to rank in your top 5 solos of all time.
Daniel, Cool song !!
If you haven't listen to Primitive Radio Gods ?
Please give " Standing Outside a Broken Phone Booth " by them.
Great song !
Can yanks expand their vocabulary beyond weird and cool? "It's a little weird sounding..." Wow.
M. Night Shyamalan's Unbreakable... Anybody?
you have listen to Fake Plastic Trees before you move on
Great album blah blah.
Recommend the live Cymbal Rush from Henry Rollins’ssss show. Really good. Better than the studio cut. Also try Thom with PJHarvey, This Mess We’re In.
Aww man,you are going to have a ball. Then you can go listen to Kid A,the Bends,In Rainbows, Amnesiac etc Enjoy.
Definitely missing out by not starting with The Bends. Where this album was cold and ugly, The Bends was warm and beautiful.
Guess what song is one of my favorites? (see username)
Kid A is better but i'm still excited for this reaction as this is one of my favorite band of all time.
Stop now. Either listen to this whole record and come back a changed man or listen one by one and be destroyed along the way. You don't know what you've gotten yourself into.
Again, I listened to the whole record at once and now am cutting the reaction up into separate videos so it doesn't get blocked.
I will be interested to view your reaction to the whole album. For me, OK Computer has got to be the most overrated album of all time. I can at least understand why people like The Bends and Kid A, but the praise that OK Computer receives is just baffling to me.
Honestly, Radiohead's "The Bends" is a better album then Ok Computer.
There are good songs on OK Computer, but I was disappointed in the album because I loved "The Bends" soo much (which was their previous album).
Overrated Talk Talk wannabes. 'Nuff said!
Despite all the unnecessary slating of Radiohead, i would still like to thank the stranger who gave me a thumbs up! In the words of Marillion 'Thankyou Whoever You Are'.
@@Katehowe3010 it’s not unnecessary: people like to express themselves. Just as you did, rather insistently and more than once. That’s okay, all you have to do is talk talk.
@@foxandscout What a pleasant comment! Thankyou. :)
This song always reminds me of U2.
Can’t wait