Bad mixing. No buildups. A Radiohead album without a perfect song on it!?

A breathtaking experience that nobody could dislike.

Terrible. Tries to be deep, but utterly fails in every way.

Heartfelt, emotional, and has helped many people over its 22-year lifespan.

Don't listen to this as your first pop album, because every single other one will be disappointing afterwards.

Beautiful

Although this album delivers good messages, its main issue is that it just sounds terrible.

Disappointing, but still pretty good.

Has some of Radiohead's best, along with some of their worst.

Full of deep, emotional jams that never get old.

As this once nightmare almost becomes a reality, this album becomes more relatable and sad, yet remaining a good listen.

This is where you start to see Radiohead growing into the amazing band that they would become.

The worst part is the cover.
Also, Vegetable is one of the best Radiohead songs.

Not the best album of the year, but definitely my favorite.

Essential rap classic.

Impossible to sit through. You have to at least stand.

Every human on this planet can relate to his struggles on at least one of the songs.

Doesn't feel like a deluxe.

He could've stayed with the IGOR sound and I'm sure it would have been great. This was not needed at all and I'm very, very glad it happened.

Never gets old, even on the twentieth relisten.