OK Computer by Radiohead

Pros: Inventive guitar leads, incredibly quotable lyrics, manic mood swings, intriguing story!

Cons: Some might dismiss it as being slow, defeatist, or even disturbing.

The Bottom Line: One of the greatest concept albums of the 90's really needs no introduction or explanation, but here's my lame attempt at unraveling the story!

Review: OK, so it seems I've hit another milestone. I'm now writing my 200th Review for Epinions. (Kind of staggering when you think about it!) Anyway, I kinda feel like I can't let an occasion like this pass without paying homage to something classic, and given ...

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Cons: 101010101010100110101011100000101010

The Bottom Line: Idiot, slow down! An airbag saved my life.

Review: As much as I love music, I am still the kind that kicks, scratches and claws his way into finding a mathematical "explanation" for everything pertaining to it. If I like a song, it's always because this hook sounds like that song, 'cause that's a rare ...

Pros: Radiohead's magnum opus; one of the best albums ever

Cons: None

The Bottom Line: Radiohead's magnum opus and one of the best albums ever made. Essential.

Review: Kurt Vonnegut wrote five novels before Slaughterhouse-Five and eight after, yet it's the work he will be remembered for always. You may personally prefer other books of his (for me, Breakfast Of Champions is his best), critics may claim ...

Pros: They are endless.

Cons: I'm not even going to dignify that with an answer.

The Bottom Line: -

Review: Now, the most burning question that comes to one’s mind when thinking about Radiohead is, of course: If Thom Yorke were an animal, what animal would he be? It’s actually a tough one to answer; tougher than you would first imagine ...

Pros: A Stratospheric Masterpiece from Radiohead.

Cons: None.

The Bottom Line: "OK Computer" is a landmark album from Radiohead that possibly remains the peak of British Rock and maybe, the most adventurous album since Pink Floyd's "Dark Side of the Moon".

Review:
After the promotion for their 1995 sophomore release “The Bends”, Radiohead was on a roll though the sales for “The Bends” was slow. By mid-1996, they became a best-kept secret to U.K. and American rock fans as “The Bends”...

Pros: it takes my worries, washes them away, and replaces them with indelible hope

Cons: being reduced to a social security number because i'm a living, breathing, beautiful creature

The Bottom Line: wake from your dreams. the drying of your tears. today we escape. W-E.....E-S-C-A-P-E. (Together).

Review: I want to tell you something. I want to show you so much more. Like Radiohead does on "OK Computer". How's that for an understated opener? Speech is only but a little part of how a human being feels things. It's the verbal expression and a lot ...

Pros: Like I said, very close

Cons: None absolutely

The Bottom Line: The bottom line bothers me lately.

Review: When you approach albums like OK Computer, first thing that strikes you is: “how in the world am I going to review this?” Think of it this way, everything that could have been said has already been said before you. Then, almost everyone you want ...

Pros: All.

Cons: None.

The Bottom Line: is gangsta.

Review: Whether you were a fan of alternative, classic rock, or indie, it's almost undeniable that Radiohead's OK Computer was the best record to egress the 90s. Every song--even the song that's not a song--is a highlight, each immaculately precipitating ...

Pros: Hugely good atmospheres and emotional anguish.

Cons: I don't really like emotional anguish in music.

The Bottom Line: Hey, this is one of the biggest rock albums of all time, and I can see why. I'm not a huge fan, but it's excellent art!

Review: Disclaimer: Those looking for a brief description of the album will find what their looking for in the "Review Body" section. The section titled "Track Reviews" is meant only for those who want to read detailed descriptions of the songs, and ...

Pros: Brilliant songs mostly, very high level of musicianship.

Cons: Lucky, i can't really get into it

The Bottom Line: More than OK, its bloody awesome

Review: RADIOHEAD - In the nineties many bands have changed and left marks on the music industry. Bands such as TooL have changed and almost created a new style of metal, Nirvana put the spot light on the Seattle scene creating the grunge ...