Music is subjective, I get that. This album is objectively perfect. If you don't like it... the issue lies with you. Just find a room without distractions. No TV. No kids. No phones. Sit down. Blast this album out. I guarantee you that somewhere in the universe, aliens are jealous that we have Radiohead on earth. 🙌

In the 90's I was in my twenties doing the whole "finding myself" thing. This album stands out as a life changer for me. It's landscape is so diverse and each song a journey into itself. 20 years on I have still listened to it frequently and never tire. Let Down stuns me everytime I listed to it and Climbing Up The Walls is a song that just stops you in your tracks and says "listen to me". I am torn between this and In Rainbows being my favourite Radiohead LP. Perhaps in 10 years time we will get a third side of In Rainbows and then we can draw our comparisons. Thom and the gang, you give everything you have to your art and I thank you for that.

best album of all time . No argument

Lovely

Find somewhere quite, put your head phones on, select the song Lift. Close your eyes and drift off into tranquility.

Been a long time since I've listened to 'new' music and been so awestruck. We all know how amazing Ok Computer as an original album is. But this extended version takes it to a whole new level of brilliance. Great to be reminded of how superb this era was.

Takes me back to the time I first got into music properly. This album blew me away first time and it still does. Genius!

Forget Sgt. Peppers, Dark Side Of The Moon and Exile On Main Street this is the real deal. Best abum ever made, end of story.

Huge fan of the original and this more than impresses

This has always been up there as one of the most outstandings albums I have ever heard and this remaster serves only compound this further. Masterpiece is an over used phrase for many albums (in my opinion) but this album is this and so much more.....

Enough has been written about OK Computer, the most important album of the past 30 years and probably the greatest album ever made etc etc, but the addition of these new tracks just adds more stardust onto the whole Radiohead of this era. Man of War was always great but the final studio version is just stunning, a lost Bond theme song.

Absolute masterpiece.

One of the most influential albums of all time

Stunning

These should have been the singles instead of I Promise, as nice as it is. Both legendary tracks 20 years in the making to be heard in the studio.