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Fair enough, although I'm not saying Ok Computer is rubbish! However, now I'm older I really prefer to listen even more so to an album in it's entirety.

Never loved The Police much but Brothers in Arms, while agreed is dated, is still a non guilty pleasure reminding me of being a terrified passenger speeding down Rocky Road (?) with my mate who was a teenage banger racer. Music always links with memories.

Definitely agree with the White Album, listened to it a lot years ago now would only pick a few tracks out. As for the Roses, they blew up large in my teenage years just at that point when music was so important ......but they were loved by such a group of trendy wnkers at college that I just...

I used to agree until i picked up a cheap a copy of the ltd edition of Unforgettable Fire, the versions on the bonus disc are much better.

This made me chuckle, thank you (no disrespect meant, genuinely interested). ps -I got a detention at school for getting angry and arguing over the actual lyrics of The Reflex with a classmate. French teacher must have been a lonely child (edit - no I wasn't arguing in French I was in the...

.... and prefer another in their catalogue. For me, Ok Computer by Radiohead. Had it for years, saw Radiohead '96? @Wertcher (with Bowie, Neil Young, Foos and Pulp, my that was fun) and with Beck in Oxford and then Glastonbury. Bought Ok Computer on cssette tape in Bangkok on release date...