[Album] Radiohead - In Rainbows (2007)

Yeah, the Easy-Star All Stars album is pretty good. I only know of one person who seems to think that it's a bad thing.

My only problem with this is that I want it in platter form, not just digital download, and I don't have 80 bucks to spend for what'll essentially be two useful things and two things that'll lie around the house.

I mean, there are more important things to buy (Twin Peaks Gold)

Jam it back in, in the dark.

Originally Posted by lightgem

Speaking of which, I want to get something out of my mind. I admit it, I don't really understand OK Computer, the first and only Radiohead's album I've heard. What is so significant about it? Is it the technique, form, style, the way they blend things together uniquely, or anything else? Or is it one of those abstract arts which really means something when being looked from a philosophical point of view by imagination? Can you explain to me your interpretation and understanding about this album? I really want to learn.

Seriously? It's not a concept album, so there's nothing to GET. It's a pretty damn good rock album with more than a few nods to the weirder stuff that the Beatles did.

If you were asking this about Kid A, I might-could understand it more.

There's nowhere I can't reach.