Great record love it. Dylan can't sing but I love him. Thom York can't. most rock pop singers can't technically sing but it goes with the music and what fantastic music it is. Lucky is probable my fave but like all of them .

From Chrisey22 on Wednesday 4th August 2010 |

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I love this album. Not the best ever, but one of the best ever. Paranoid Android, Karma Police, Let Down, Lucky, No Surprises, are some of the masterpieces, you may find here.

From Runaway on Wednesday 4th August 2010 |

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what he said...the problem with Radiohead in general, is that there is no direction...or melodic or harmonic structure, the music seems to wander and one note or chord is just as good as the next, and thom yorke's voice doesn't help..obviously I am in the minority, but I think that his voice should not be the focal point. It should just be thought of as another instrument as it was on "Kid A" which I like...

From ffudnebbuh on Saturday 31st July 2010 |

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Hated it

From rshackleford on Thursday 22nd July 2010 |

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Bowiefan... the album only really got to me the 5/6 time I listened to it. Now it is my favorite album ever, and completely changed the way I listen to music.

From Steff3n on Tuesday 20th July 2010 |

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Very nice record, but far from the best album ever. I feel like the people in charge of this site have a Radiohead fetish or something. I loved most the record, except I absolutely hated "Electioneering." By the way, the album is better the second time around.

From bowiefan1 on Tuesday 20th July 2010 |

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Holy shit Freddie, I think your a god ROFL. At least I know I'm not the only person on this planet that thinks this album is a shitty old computer operating on Windows 95.

From mayonaise93 on Thursday 15th July 2010 |

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A good album, no doubt, but far from the best record ever. To me, songwriting craftsmanship should be a priority and level line throughout a good album, and though there are some fantastic songs on this album, it seems to lack consistency here. I think it also lacks emotion and singability when compared to classics like Rubber Soul, Freewheelin' Bob Dylan, or even In the Aeroplane over the Sea.

From motownfreak15 on Wednesday 14th July 2010 |

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Radiohead's best album , one of the best albums from 90s and one of the best albums ever. I enjoy all songs and Thom Yorke is a really good lyrics writer. This showed me what Radiohead can do better : Good Music.

From GreenRadioPepper on Tuesday 6th July 2010 |

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I agree with Freddie55, I don't get this album, although I really like Kid A.

From ffudnebbuh on Monday 21st June 2010 |

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