The archetypal late 90’s reflection of the oncoming internet led technological revolution. These bright English Oxford lads were still playing guitar although in contrast to the more rock oriented previous album, “The Bends”…. Here with “Ok Computer” Radiohead composed a masterpiece using textured soundscapes as much as riffs and solos. Thom Yorke inimitable vocals tripped out a generation, but instead of a flower powered psychedelia this trip was the sound of the digital in balance and conversation with the analog. One of the great bands of the modern age, playing with absolute purpose and conviction, in their prime.
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The archetypal late 90’s reflection of the oncoming internet led technological revolution. These bright English Oxford lads were still playing guitar although in contrast to the more rock oriented previous album, “The Bends”…. Here with “Ok Computer” Radiohead composed a masterpiece using textured soundscapes as much as riffs and solos. Thom Yorke inimitable vocals tripped out a generation, but instead of a flower powered psychedelia this trip was the sound of the digital in balance and conversation with the analog. One of the great bands of the modern age, playing with absolute purpose and conviction, in their prime.
The archetypal late 90’s reflection of the oncoming internet led technological revolution. These bright English Oxford lads were still playing guitar although in contrast to the more rock oriented previous album, “The Bends”…. Here with “Ok Computer” Radiohead composed a masterpiece using textured soundscapes as much as riffs and solos. Thom Yorke inimitable vocals tripped out a generation, but instead of a flower powered psychedelia this trip was the sound of the digital in balance and conversation with the analog. One of the great bands of the modern age, playing with absolute purpose and conviction, in their prime.
