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Date  Helpful Rating 0 out of 0 users found this helpful  Ok ComputerPosted: 5/29/2007A review of OK Computer by Stickman1050 This is my favorite Radiohead CD. I play this one over and over sometimes, when the mood is right. It helps. Was this review helpful? Sign In 0 out of 0 users found this helpful It doesnt get any better than thisPosted: 4/7/2007A review of OK Computer by talk457 This is the album I keep coming to time after time after time. Not only is it a sonic masterpiece (as many critics and fans alike will strongly agree) but its music that moves every part of you. Radiohead have managed to become a 21th century Pink Floyd with this album - (its their Dark Side of the Moon for our generation). This was the album they began experimenting on (that would later progress into their fourth and fifth albums, Kid A and Amnesiac) and seeing how far they could push the envelope. They deserve all the praise theyve gotten. Was this review helpful? Sign In 2 out of 3 users found this helpful An Emotional ResignationPosted: 12/27/2005A review of OK Computer by DanStahl With the deftness of a subconscious scalpel, this Orwellian fable digs past hope and emotional defense to expose the subtle anxiety of our fragile and stressful existence. This album converts you. It holds your hand as you walk into Carousel and tearfully cheers as you renew into oblivion. Even years after its release, OK Computer continues to put us all into a jar and hope that someone remembered to poke air-holes in the lid. The first time you sit in the dark quiet safety of your room and listen to this album you will discover the provocative sounds and layers that slowly form a bond with your darkest thoughts. The journey will resonate with the complexity of your fears and allow you to celebrate in the collaborative comfort of resignation. When the last chime of the bell at 515 resounds, you will be released back to the world to go it on your own. That is why for many of us, the emotional attachment to this album will continue for the rest of our lives. And everytime it tugs at us well silently hope that we all make it somehow... even if we have to pull each other out. Was this review helpful? Sign In 3 out of 3 users found this helpful ONE OF BEST ALBUMS I OWNPosted: 9/30/2005A review of OK Computer by berban0 This is one of the best 4 albums I own. This music is simply amazing. The other three are "Blood Sugar Sex Magik" by the Chili Peppers, "A rush of Blood to the Head" by Coldplay, and "American Idiot" by Green Day. Was this review helpful? Sign In 0 out of 0 users found this helpful Best everPosted: 7/25/2005A review of OK Computer by Anonymous If you are alive today, and you don't ever hear this record, you have missed out on one of the best pieces of art to have graced your local record store. And that's sad. Was this review helpful? Sign In 0 out of 0 users found this helpful the most brilliant rock album ever!!!Posted: 7/10/2005A review of OK Computer by Debz204 a truly great album where the genuises of thom yorke and jonny greenwood comes to the fore...the soft to heavy guitar switching in paranoid android still drives me crazy...anyone looking for spine chilling progressive stuff should buy this!!! Was this review helpful? Sign In 0 out of 3 users found this helpful ok computerPosted: 4/14/2005A review of OK Computer by silvand0 my favorite!!!!! i love radiohead Was this review helpful? Sign In 4 out of 6 users found this helpful BLOWS MY MIND!!!!!!Posted: 2/25/2005A review of OK Computer by I_looka_lika_man The first time i lisened to OK COMPUTER I thought it was a good album but not that great. Then i lisened a second time and I was hooked. By far the most mellow, chillen, trippy ass music ever, besides DARK SIDE OF THE MOON. From begining to end this album does not disappoint including such tracks as "Airbag", "Paraniod Android"," Karma Police" and "Electioneering" just to name a few. Totally awsome album!!! ESPECIALLY WHEN YOUR BAKED OUT OF YOUR MIND!!!!!!! Was this review helpful? Sign In 0 out of 4 users found this helpful  still in review...Posted: 11/21/2004A review of OK Computer by sonicism1 i'm still in the process of reviewing this album, but i must say that its getting better with each listen and i'm not stoned. with reluctance i have continued to click this album on my widows media player playlist, listened to it while doing work around my home,while riffs carry away my concentration more often than i'd like. which i suppose is a good thing if music is you're craft. unfortunately it is not mine, but this second review is more positive than the first.the members of radiohead are proving to show their wisdom as i listen more and more.
okay enough of this, we'll meet again when i have the TIME i have work to do! Was this review helpful? Sign In 0 out of 2 users found this helpful BEST ALBUM EVER!Posted: 7/3/2004A review of OK Computer by cowgirl51090 This has become one my most coveted cds in my collection. The lyrics, as well as the guitar work are especially memorable. My favorite songs are Paranoid Android, Exit Music(For a Film), and Karma Police. I also like Lucky, as it has my name in it. The first time I heard it, I was thinking: "Why does everyone like this so much? It's pretty average." but then it grew on me. I listened to it over and over again. BUY THIS NOW Was this review helpful? Sign In 8 out of 9 users found this helpful I'd give this one millions... if i couldPosted: 7/7/2004A review of OK Computer by Doctor_Nick04 Only once has such greatness as Ok Computer been achieved, and that was Abbey Road and even that wasn't quite as amazing as this sonic experience. From the first chord of Airbag to the last xylaphone note on The Tourist, this coherent nonsensiquel moshposh captivates any musical enthusiast. There isn't a way to resist the charm of such songs as Let down or No Surprises, nor can one ignore the humor behind the Bob Dylan rip of Subterranian Homesick Alien, or the allure of the fight song Karma Police (this is what you get when you mess with us).This is the most amazing album of all time, gorgeous from begining to end, with no expendable tracks and overproduction that even Kurt Cobain would have enjoyed hearing, absolutely outstanding. It's a must, must, MUST own for anyone into music. Was this review helpful? Sign In 1 out of 2 users found this helpful sheer brilliancePosted: 7/4/2004A review of OK Computer by Rachel836 I don't even know where to begin with this album. It is probably one of the most brilliant achievements in modern music. The songs range from epic ballads ("Karma Police", "Subterranian Homesick Alien"), political statements ("Paranoid Android"), and sheer beauty ("The Tourist"). Perhaps the most memorable is the eerie spoken-word piece, "Fitter Happier". The last line of the track is this chilling statement: "Fitter. Happier. More productive. A pig, in a cage, on antibiotics." It is lead singer Thom Yorke's way of showing his contempt for mankind and its future. A very bleak future indeed. This album displays Radiohead at its most cryptic, its best. Buy it now. Was this review helpful? Sign In 1 out of 3 users found this helpful OK Computer - RocksPosted: 5/16/2004A review of OK Computer by LochEtive Ok Computer is by far the best CD that I have ever heard in my entire life. Everyone should buy it and listen to it everyday. Was this review helpful? Sign In 2 out of 4 users found this helpful possibly the greatest 90s rock albumPosted: 2/8/2004A review of OK Computer by corey_ladas I know there's some serious competition out there e.g. "Nevermind," "Siamese Dream," etc, but seriously, "OK Computer" is the "Dark Side of the Moon" of its time.<br> Was this review helpful? Sign In 1 out of 3 users found this helpful Amazing album like all other radiohead aPosted: 12/31/2003A review of OK Computer by Stop_whispering1 i luv of all of it not a single bad song<br>yea amazing i luv it all of it not as good as the bends but still amazing i luv it i cud marry it Was this review helpful? Sign In |
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