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05-31-2014, 01:48 PM | #44 (permalink) |
Groupie
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I listened to OK Computer a lot back in the 90's and it was really great for the time but I think it is a real stretch to say it is one of the best ever... I'm not even sure it's better than Kid A? Anyway, I think the title sums it up great "OK" Computer was an Okay album.
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06-01-2014, 03:34 AM | #45 (permalink) | |
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Not to be picky, but are the Idiot and Marquee Moon really post-punk? They came out during or before punk became a truly tangible idea so they don't seem like they could be that kind of extension historically speaking.
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10-13-2014, 09:14 PM | #50 (permalink) |
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I think Radiohead really made the pop album of the 90's with OK Computer, and I completely disagree that an important album has to be challenging. With that your discrediting a huge number of classic albums. OK Computer is pop in an interesting way combining these elements of experimental and electronic music and making a something that should by all means sound bad, but with their since of melody and subtle rhythmic interplay with deviations from a stone cut formula. Its an album that I can repeatedly go back to and find something new to hear sonically or just how the band is playing in general. While I do believe avant-garde and experimental music has its place in the books of classic music, why should extremely well crafted pop be left out of the mix.
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