How much this album changed music and music industry consequently?

>>72870897
I would say it changed the way albums were marketed. Musically I don't think it was that influential.

>EVERYTHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIING

>>72870897
A lot, at least in the indie scene.

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>fucking RADIOHEAD!?

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>>72870990

>EVERYTHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIING

everything in its wrong place

lol

>>72871022
>reddiohead
You need to go back

>>72871288
Is this your first week on mu?

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man, amnesiac is such and underrated album

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XFkzRNyygfk

love this song

Amnesiac is better

>>72871312
Nah, but considering how highly you unironically consider anything they've put out I'm wondering if it might be yours

>>72870897
The biggest thing radiohead did, which was join electronic music with standard rock was done in OK computer.

Kid A is a logical extension of that, but because none of its songs were on the radio, there's no normie cred from it.

Suppossedly it influence art rock in the 2000's.

>72871551
What are the examples of "eletronic music" on Ok Computer?

>>72871573

is it only me or is this album incredible mediocre compared to ok computer

the EOE of rock music

>>72872951
Every album is mediocre compared to Ok Computer

>>72870897
NOWWWWW WE ESCAPPPEEEEEEEEE