BrushedRed 10

One of those albums where you can’t really add much that hasn’t been said about it. When OK Computer released in 1997, people said that it One of those albums where you can’t really add much that hasn’t been said about it. When OK Computer released in 1997, people said that it would be a future legendary classic we’ll still be talking favorably about in 20 years’ time. I listened to it in 1997, though with quite a young ear and I enjoyed it but was unable to enjoy it to its fullest (that wouldn’t be done for probably 7 or 8 years later). Well here we are in 2017 and we’re still talking about this album. It feels like it hasn’t aged a day, at least in my opinion. It’s still as gorgeous as it was years ago. The B-Sides aren’t quite up to the standard of the proper album, so it’s understandable as to why they weren’t included, but they’re still really good and kind of give us a glimpse as to what was going through their minds as they wrote OK Computer. Definite 10 out of 10 and one of the best alternative albums ever created. … Expand