Showing posts with label Radiohead Greatest Album OK Computer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Radiohead Greatest Album OK Computer. Show all posts

Monday, 3 January 2011

Radiohead greatest album OK Computer

Radiohead greatest album OK Computer which of the past 25 years by music fans. His 1997 release album tracks such as Paranoid Android and Karma Police crush NIRVANA and OASIS.

Rdiohead frontman Thom Yorke won three time more sides in a top 30 picked by Q magazine readers.

Paul Rees, Q's editor-in-chief, said: "Our readers see OK Computer as the benchmark against which all other albums continue to be judged."

TOP 30:

1 OK Computer, Radiohead.

2 Nevermind, Nirvana.

3 (What's The Story) Morning Glory?, Oasis.

4 Definitely Maybe, Oasis.

5 Whatever People Say I Am, Arctic Monkeys.

6 The Joshua Tree, U2.

7 The Stone Roses, The Stone Roses.

8 The Bends, Radiohead.

9 Achtung Baby, U2.

10 Black Holes And Revelations, Muse.

11 Is This It, The Strokes.

12 A Rush Of Blood To The Head, Coldplay.

13 Parklife, Blur.

14 Screamadelica, Primal Scream.

15 White Blood Cells, The White Stripes.

16 In The Aeroplane Over The Sea, Neutral Milk Hotel.

17 Hot Fuss, The Killers.

18 Kid A, Radiohead.

19 Funeral, Arcade Fire.

20 American Idiot, Green Day.

21 The Holy Bible, Manic Street Preachers.

22 Absolution, Muse.

23 In Rainbows, Radiohead.

24 Only By The Night, Kings Of Leon.

25 Demon Days, Gorillaz.

26 Origin Of Symmetry, Muse.

27 Appetite For Destruction, Guns N'Roses.

28 Urban Hymns, The Verve.

29 Automatic For The People, R.E.M.

30 Loveless, My Bloody Valentine.

Friday, 24 December 2010

Radiohead Greatest Album OK Computer

The British singer Radiohead new album OK Computer has been voted the greatest album of the previous years.

Nirvana classic Nevermind came second album while Oasis had two releases in the top five – (What's the Story) Morning Glory) was third and Definitely Maybe was fourth.

A spokesperson for the magazine, "As this readers' poll testifies, our readers see it as the benchmark against which all other albums are and continue to judged against in Q's lifetime."

Their band in the Top 30 had been four albums The Bends at No 8, Kid A at No 18 and In Rainbows at No 23.

U2 and the Stone Roses had two album inside, the Stone Roses and Muse were self album titled Black Holes And Revelation.

Celebrate the 25 anniversary of Q magazine, the Top 30 was complied.