The Greatest Album i've ever heard. It's just perfect.

One of those albums that I love, and think is great, but I don't see it as number one. Of course, everyone has a different opinion on their number one album, and I can definitely see how people would have this as their number one. It's as good an album as any to occupy that number one spot, and no matter what album is there, about 75% of the population will disagree anyway.

Rediscovering the album after purchasing OKNOTOK version. So significant at the time and still sounds so good.

One of the best albums of all time! Opened me to a whole new way of experiencing music and a broader range of genres to explore. Fantastic band. Perfect collection of songs!

Listened to this album more than 10 times by now and it's really not great. Like this isn't one of those "I don't like it but I see how people COULD like it moments. I really don't get how this album took off at all. Much less being ranked above albums like nevermind, revolver, sgt. Peppers, DARK SIDE, etc. I mean that's just unbelievable to me. And in rainbows and the bends are some of my favorite albums, so it's not like I hate radiohead. I just don't get why THIS is the album that gets all the attention.

Potentially the ultimate "intro" to Radiohead album. This album contains all of Radiohead's beautiful varieties. Tom's beautiful bellows, Johnny's ambient guitar melodies, and the bands ability to mesh and solo.

I've listened to this album perhaps more than anything else in my life, it's perfect and I don't think I can say anything about it that hasn't already been said.

Great album from Radiohead, with almost all perfect tracks, it's easy to see why this is number one!

Favorite tracks: Airbag, Paranoid Android, Subterranean Homesick Alien, Exit Music (For a Film), Karma Police, Electioneering, Climbing Up the Walls, No Surprises

Least favorite track: Let Down

Overall rating: 90/100

I really don't like it. I love the bends, I love in rainbows , but this one I just don't get. Definitely don't understand how this is above dark side, because I didn't enjoy it at all, even after forcing myself to listen to it like 4 times to try and "get it". To each his own I guess, but for this to be ranked above dark side, revolver, nevermind, etc was REALLY shocking to me.

Ok Computer is an album on its own. The space ambiant atmosphere and its musical complexity and creativity makes this album for me, the best of Radiohead's and easily one of the best of the 1990s