I realized just a few days ago that I hadn't written a full review of this album. However, I think that's for the better.

For me, this album has always been one that sits beyond words. It's like going into learning something completely blind, where do I even begin? There are so many layers to explore and every time I think I'm ready to fully engage myself with this record, I come to find out that there's so much more I need to learn and experience before I can love it and understand it as much ... read more

I am simply at a loss for words. Never before have I seen an album that perfectly encapsulates the state of America in the late 90s and early 2000s before 9/11. It seems that many people like to believe that the era was a golden age, but this album brings to light the problems that went unaddressed when they really needed to be. This album is honestly kind of a swan song for political metal. It predicted the further downfall of America, addressed the majority of the hot-button issues at hand, ... read more

This is another album that would have been better if trimmed up. I just feel like the themes could have been conveyed much better without so much time spent with just the instrumental playing. The instrumentals are good, but they are too repetitive to be enjoyable when taking up that much space.

Throughout pretty much every music circle I've been in, OK Computer is considered one of the true classics, especially within the genre of alternative rock. I think this album is very reminiscent of Pink Floyd's works released in the 1970s, but with a more modernized style. Much like Pink Floyd's works, this album sits on a buffer zone between accessibility and experimentation, which, in my opinion, is why it's so loved by critics and general music listeners alike. This album is something a lot ... read more

Edit: (76 → 99) I did not do this album justice in my original review. After re-listening to this record, I think my past self sounds like an actual maniac. I have no idea how one would even arrive at the opinion I once had. In all honesty, the beats took a back seat during my re-listen. I did not choose for them to take a back seat; instead, I became captivated by the lyricism on this record. The lyrics from front to back are amazing. They convey the concepts, themes, and emotions ... read more