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  1. Originally posted by Doc32:So so far after going through OK Computer, The Bends, and In Rainbows, OK Computer is my favorite. Have to say my favorite song is still There there though....if i told that to a legit Radiohead fan how would they react?

    They'd be fine with it. It's a great song that everyone loves. Just don't say "Creep." Anything but that

  2. Admittedly i usually skip Creep when it comes on. Not that I don't like it it's just a known commodity. I'm trying to explore the stuff I don't know.
  3. Let Down and Airbag off of OK Computer are so brilliant it hurts my mind. Both aren't on the Greatest Hits album that I had. Wow, There's case 1 and 1a for not listening to just the Radiohead Greatest Hits album in my opinion.
  4. They are indeed great - two of my favorite RH tracks. Both songs did, however, make it on to the two-disc version of that greatest hits package.

    Planet Telex from The Bends is also brilliant.
  5. Originally posted by Doc32:So so far after going through OK Computer, The Bends, and In Rainbows, OK Computer is my favorite. Have to say my favorite song is still There there though....if i told that to a legit Radiohead fan how would they react?

    Been thinking about "There There"...

    One thing that makes it stand out is that it probably the best song off Hail To The Thief - there are other great tracks on the album but most would agree that it's the best one.

    As for an album like OK Computer, it's much harder to pick the best song. Airbag, Paranoid Android, Let Down, Lucky, Karma Police, and others are all in the running.
  6. Originally posted by RUMMY:[..]
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    As for an album like OK Computer, it's much harder to pick the best song. Airbag, Paranoid Android, Let Down, Lucky, Karma Police, and others are all in the running.


    and in fact my fav is .. either way you turn i'll be there open up your skull i'll be there Climbing Up The Walls ..
  7. Originally posted by Doc32:So so far after going through OK Computer, The Bends, and In Rainbows, OK Computer is my favorite. Have to say my favorite song is still There there though....if i told that to a legit Radiohead fan how would they react?


    it seems you're afraid of Radiohead fans hehe .. they would not eat you even if they suck young blood .. hehe

  8. Not afraid so much as unfamiliar with haha
  9. Originally posted by RUMMY:[..]

    Been thinking about "There There"...

    One thing that makes it stand out is that it probably the best song off Hail To The Thief - there are other great tracks on the album but most would agree that it's the best one.

    As for an album like OK Computer, it's much harder to pick the best song. Airbag, Paranoid Android, Let Down, Lucky, Karma Police, and others are all in the running.

    To that point i have no idea what my favorite song off of OK Computer is so I would have to say you're right
  10. Not that its necessarily a song but Fitter Happier is such an integral part of OKC for me. Embodies the whole "computer" theme of the album, when that technology was literally RIGHT on the brink of taking over our entire lives, and Radiohead was just a bump ahead of the curve...and the computer having feelings, like HAL in 2001....just really ties the whole album together for me.
  11. Fitter Happier doesn't work for me on its own but is definitely makes OKC a better album. On the other hand, Electioneering is a decent song on its own but, imho, does not enhance the album.
  12. I LOVE Fittier Happier and agree with Matt, I even remember one time last year trying to blend it in with the Zooropa questions as some sort of mad segue into the album version of Zooropa ahaha good times.
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