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Radiohead's OK Computer

(Thirty Three and a Third series)

By Dai Griffiths

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| Paperback | 9780826416636

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Seemingly granted `classic album' status within days of its release in 1997, OK Computer transformed Radiohead from a highly promising rock act into The Most Important Band in the World - a label the band has been burdened by (and has fooled around with) ever since. Through close musical analysis ofContinue

Seemingly granted `classic album' status within days of its release in 1997, OK Computer transformed Radiohead from a highly promising rock act into The Most Important Band in the World - a label the band has been burdened by (and has fooled around with) ever since. Through close musical analysis of each song, Dai Griffiths explores the themes and ideas that have made this album resonate so deeply with its audience, and argues that OK Computer is one of the most successfully realized CD albums so far created.

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  • English Books
  • Paperback 123 Pages
  • ISBN-10: 0826416632
  • ISBN-13: 9780826416636
  • Publisher: Continuum International Publishing Group
  • Pub date: Aug 30, 2004
  • Dimensions: 1097 mm x 774 mm x 65 mm Just how big is that?
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