A few months later, its position was to be usurped by Kid A, and I've bought many more albums since but both would still comfortably be in my top 40 or 50 overall and top 2 in the Radiohead catalogue (and I actually don't mind Fitter Happier!) - can't think of any other band/artist from the last 20 years that has had such an impressive run as The Bends -> Kid A. Radiohead - Welcome To The Machine OK Computer And The Death Of The Classic Album by Tim Footman A CHROME DREAMS PUBLICATION First Edition 2007 Published by. Then I delved into the rest of their catalogue and have heard all of their albums (including the live I Might Be Wrong) except Pablo Honey, which I might eventually check out as a curiosity, and The King of Limbs. There's also still a large slew of non-album singles and B-sides I have yet to listen to. I got hooked on Radiohead during the Bends-era and was eagerly awaiting Computer. I knew from the NME and Melody Maker that it was going to be somewhat of a departure but I had no idea until the night I graduated college. 120 Minutes debuted the 'Paranoid Android' video and it left me speechless. I scored an import CD single of 'PA' at Newbury Comics and then drove down to the Tower in Burlington, MA, to get Computer at midnight. There were about 30 people in line, mostly frat-types. Despite not having a hit anywhere near the size of Creep, Radiohead’s previous album The Bends (1995) was successful enough for their record company EMI to give. Turns out there was a Blues Traveler live album coming out on 7/1, as well - wonderful. I finally got up to the counter and made the staff search the back room until they finally dug it up.

Got home at about 12:30 and laid in bed listening to the album on repeat until the sky started getting light. I listen to other stuff that came out in '97 more often now than I do Computer, but that album really just defined the year in a way that no other record has ever even come close.

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