Radiohead - OK Computer

The Great Albums

Bill Lambusta

Albums, Music Commentary, Criticism, Billlambusta, Brianerickson, Music

4.3 • 749 Ratings

🗓️ 24 June 2019

⏱️ 113 minutes

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Summary

It's finally happening! As we reach the penultimate episode to be part of our weekly releases, Bill and Brian take the time to talk about what's great about Radiohead's OK Computer (1997, Parlophone/Capitol). Bill spends a little time talking about what happens when fans say things like they can't get into an artist or album and how it can be perceived. Then we get to the track by track review, focusing on what we enjoy in the tunes!

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0:00.0	Welcome to the Great Albums podcast. I'm Bill. And I'm Brian. And what are we talking about today, Brian?
0:05.1	Uh-oh. We are talking about 1997's OK Computer by Radiohead. It's been a long, long, long time coming. I'm I'm I'm
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0:36.6	I'm What we do here every week on the podcast is take an album of music, talk about what makes it great, try to have the conversation around music that the fans do, and we tie it all together with a track-by-track review. Sounds juicy,
0:55.7	baby. And we are bringing things in for a landing on the podcast. I feel like we should say this,
1:02.6	because we've been getting new listeners, even as we're winding things down. And people have been
1:07.4	messaging us and being like, I just discovered the show and you're ending it.
1:12.0	And first of all,
1:13.0	thank you to all those people for listening.
1:14.8	Yeah.
1:15.7	But if this is someone's first episode...
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