I'm not afraid to publicly state that I don't like something. In fact, I very recently did so regarding XTC. Then Botch, Flint and Mcad all jumped down my throat and accused me of being a second class citizen with zero cred and no accountability for taste.Yesfan70 said:Zing, would love to hear your thoughts on Ok Computer (in another thread, if you feel this is derailing). For some reason, I don't see you as a Radiohead fan. That's not a dis, as they are not for everyone (my wife hates Yes if it makes you feel better).
Zing said:I'm not afraid to publicly state that I don't like something. In fact, I very recently did so regarding XTC. Then Botch, Flint and Mcad all jumped down my throat and accused me of being a second class citizen with zero cred and no accountability for taste.Yesfan70 said:Zing, would love to hear your thoughts on Ok Computer (in another thread, if you feel this is derailing). For some reason, I don't see you as a Radiohead fan. That's not a dis, as they are not for everyone (my wife hates Yes if it makes you feel better).
As for the album "OK Computer", it has a special place in my collection...
...right next to my Quadrophenia, Aerial and Drums & Wires albums.uke-huge:
I don't recall any discussion where you took heat for not liking Radiohead. I would've backed you like there was no tomorrow. Anytime they're mentioned, I sample their music and immediately think "How can anybody listen to this?" Naturally, I sampled OK Computer before buying it and didn't like what I heard but bought it anyway because I wanted to hear it on my system in my room solely because it was on so many of those SQ lists. I couldn't find any redeeming qualities.Flint said:Wait....
What's this? Can it be? Is it at all possible that you and I agree on something regarding the definition of crap music?
Let me get this straight. For years and years I thought I was the only guy in this little music/audio club who hated - that's right HATED - Radiohead. You sat silently while I took the heat from the gang whenever I spoke up about how OK Radio made me want to stick toothpicks in my ears and go on a rampage throughout the city. Now I learn, surprise! that you, too, don't like Radiohead...
Wow...
2,004 posts ago.Flint said:Wait... when did I get the "I have no life" rank? Damn, that's funny
Zing said:I'm not afraid to publicly state that I don't like something. In fact, I very recently did so regarding XTC. Then Botch, Flint and Mcad all jumped down my throat and accused me of being a second class citizen with zero cred and no accountability for taste.Yesfan70 said:Zing, would love to hear your thoughts on Ok Computer (in another thread, if you feel this is derailing). For some reason, I don't see you as a Radiohead fan. That's not a dis, as they are not for everyone (my wife hates Yes if it makes you feel better).
As for the album "OK Computer", it has a special place in my collection...
...right next to my Quadrophenia, Aerial and Drums & Wires albums.uke-huge:
CMonster said:Really? Not even "Exit Music (for a film)" was likable? I swear, I have to check my pre/pro every time I listen to that song to make sure it's in stereo and not 5.1 and "Let Down" has notes dripping from the ceiling. By the way, you didn't tell me you also got Rage, Dre, and Daft Punk. Awesome! (Yeah, you're gonna hate all of it.)
By the way, I don't think OK Computer is a great album; there are five songs I always skip and a sixth that I listen to only on occasion. But of the remaining track list, I'd rank four as pretty damn good if not genius:
- Paranoid Android
- Exit Music (For A Film)
- Let Down
- Karma Police
Batman said:I KNEW Zing wouldn't like OK Computer. I listen to 3-4 tracks off of In Rainbows every time I get to his crib and I consider that album among Radiohead's very best material. OK is a different flavor altogether and to me more of an acquired taste.