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OK Computer - Radiohead

OK Computer by Radiohead is an album that’s got everything—intensity, complexity, and a sound that feels both futuristic and totally timeless. It’s an album that pulls you in and takes you on a ride through confusion, anxiety, and the search for meaning in a world that’s anything but simple. If you're looking for something deep, layered, and totally unique, this is the album that’ll make you rethink everything.

Here’s how each track sounds:

1. Airbag This track is insane. It starts with this kind of spacey sound that makes you feel like you're flying, and it’s all a trip. The song talks about a kind of rebirth, like everything went wrong and then this second chance arrives. The drums and that guitar riff… it’s like they combined the future with the past. Airbag is a strong opener. Rating: 10/10

2. Paranoid Android This is like a mini-album in one song. There are so many changes that you don’t even know what song you’re listening to, but in a good way, like a rollercoaster. At first, it’s unsettling, then there’s that epic part, and it ends with this psychedelic vibe that makes you think. The lyrics are dark, but it feels like it’s about feeling out of place in the world, which is something that makes me think about my own life. It's a bit long, but it’s a bomb. Rating: 9.5/10

3. Subterranean Homesick Alien This is one of the calmer tracks on the album, but that doesn’t make it any less powerful. The lyrics talk about wanting to be taken away, far from everything, and the sounds are spacey and psychedelic. I really like it, but sometimes I feel like they could have given more intensity to certain parts. But still, it makes you feel like you’re floating in space, which isn’t bad. Rating: 8.5/10

4. Exit Music (For a Film) This song is incredible. The tension slowly builds up and then explodes in an epic climax. It gives me chills every time I listen to it. It’s sad and dramatic, and Thom Yorke’s voice is so emotional that it really gets to you. It feels like a kind of escape, from a situation with no way out, and the lyrics hit hard. Rating: 10/10

5. Let Down This is one of those songs that makes you feel like you're walking in an empty city, with no direction. It’s sad, but in a way that’s beautiful. The sounds are super atmospheric, and Thom’s lyrics are perfect for that feeling of frustration. Rating: 9/10

6. Karma Police "Who’s the guilty one?" – This song is a classic. It’s catchy but also deep. It talks about justice, about trying to fix things, but with some hidden anger. And then that “karma police” that keeps coming back... it just shakes you. It’s like it’s telling you, “Yeah, everything’s messed up, but in the end, it’ll all be okay.” And the final part is epic. Rating: 10/10

7. Fitter Happier This track is... weird. It’s not really a song, more like an electronic experiment. It’s a robotic voice telling you how we’re all “better” in this society. It’s a little unsettling, but kind of genius. It’s not a song I’d listen to over and over, but it has a message that makes you think about how society controls us. It’s a bit too glitchy for my taste, but it’s fine. Rating: 7/10

8. Electioneering Energetic, fast, and angry. It feels like a song to get mad at the world. It talks about politics and manipulation, and there’s this guitar riff that crushes your head. It’s intense, but sometimes it feels a little too agitated, like there’s too much anger. But still, I like how it just breaks everything down, with that energy that’s not easy to find in other songs. Rating: 8/10

9. Climbing Up the Walls This one is unsettling, but in a way that pulls you in. It makes you feel a little out of your mind, like you’re entering the mind of someone going through a tough time. The music is super psychedelic, and it makes you feel like you're in another world. The vocals in the end are strange but fascinating. It’s not for everyone, but if you like songs that make you feel like you're inside a mental storm, this one’s perfect. Rating: 9/10

10. No Surprises This is the song that makes you feel... kind of relieved. It talks about wanting a peaceful life, no stress, no surprises. The sound is sweet, but the message is super powerful. When I listen to this, I almost want to close my eyes and imagine escaping from everything. It’s that song that makes you feel understood. Rating: 10/10

11. Lucky This is the song you listen to when you feel overwhelmed and hope you’re "lucky" even when everything goes wrong. It’s sad, but there’s something beautiful in that pain. The final part, with Thom singing “I’m lucky,” hits straight to the heart. It’s not one of my favorites, but there’s a sense of hope in it that I really like. Rating: 8.5/10

12. The Tourist The album ends with a calm, reflective track, but it’s a bit slower compared to the others. The lyrics make you think, almost like it’s asking you to slow down and think more about life. It’s not a song that instantly cheers you up, but it has that touch that leaves something inside. It’s a bit too long for my taste, but it’s a nice conclusion. Rating: 7/10

Final Rating: 9.5/10 OK Computer is one of the most groundbreaking albums ever, full of depth, experimental sounds, and emotionally raw lyrics. Each track has its own unique vibe, making it a full journey that’s both complex and accessible. While a few tracks might be a bit challenging for some, the overall impact is undeniable, and it’s an album that sticks with you. If you haven’t listened to it, you’re missing out on one of the best albums of all time.

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Frankenstein Girls Will Seem Strangely Sexy - MSI

Frankenstein Girls Will Seem Strangely Sexy by Mindless Self Indulgence is an album that slaps you with everything no one else has the guts to say. It's raw, vulgar, chaotic, and probably way too out-there for most people. If you’re into clean, polished stuff, forget it. But if you’re looking for something that’ll make you jump out of your seat and throw you into pure madness, this album is it.

Here’s how each track sounds:

Backmask Creepy as hell, with backwards sounds that mess with your head right from the start. It’s like a jolt of paranoia that lets you know you’re about to go on a totally insane ride.

Bitches An absolute banger. It’s packed with rage and has a hook that’ll stick in your head for days. It makes you wanna scream and break stuff. It starts strong, and you know this album isn’t gonna slow down.

Clarissa This is a super acid shot at pop culture. Jimmy Urine spits out the lyrics like an insult, and you feel like he’s talking directly to you. Makes you want to shake up the world.

Cocaine and Toupees The sound is almost comical and pulls you in with this venomous irony. It feels like being dropped into a freak show, where everything’s wrong and a little gross, but you just can’t look away.

Dicks Are for My Friends The title itself is a middle finger to everything. This track is dirty, trashy, and full of attitude. The band mocks everything and everyone, shamelessly. It makes you laugh and fires you up all at once.

Faggot Okay, this one’s controversial. MSI is obviously going for dark humor here, but it’s intense. If you get the irony, it works, but if not... good luck. It’s challenging, and it leaves you a bit uncomfortable.

Future This is the “calm” track, and by MSI’s standards, that just means it’s a little trippy. It’s like taking a quick breather before diving back into pure chaos. Even here, though, there’s that trippy, messed-up feeling.

Golden I This one is a smackdown to ego, with a beat that’s relentless and hypnotic, like it’s meant to break your brain. It throws you into this twisted mental loop, like staring into a mirror that shows all the stuff you hate about yourself.

Harry Truman Honestly? This track doesn’t make sense. It feels random. But somehow, that’s exactly why it works—and it’s freaking hilarious.

Holy St** A pure shot of energy crammed into a few seconds. It’s like an electric shock that leaves you fried and confused, but somehow thrilled.

I’m Your Problem Now Jimmy’s basically mocking the person he’s singing to, and you can feel the arrogance dripping from every word. It’s got that vibe like “I’m your problem now, and you deserve it.”

J Doesn’t make sense, and it’s not supposed to. A surreal little break that keeps you glued, because you’re already in their world and there’s no getting out now.

Keepin’ Up With the Kids This track’s about that pressure to be “cool,” and it hits you with a frantic pace that gives you anxiety. Perfect for capturing the feeling of chasing something that doesn’t even exist.

Kick the Bucket Dark, heavy, and almost menacing. This one feels like a punch in the gut, and you can’t help but love it.

Last Time I Tried to Rock Your World Total rave vibes but completely wrecked. The beat’s so fast it’s like it’s trying to make you lose your mind, like being in a nonstop, chaotic party.

London Bridge One of the weirdest tracks on here, with a hypnotic, repetitive loop that leaves you feeling dizzy. It’s like being trapped in your own head with no escape.

Masturbates Yeah, the title says it all. It’s a track about sexuality, raw and unfiltered, shoved in your face without any shame. MSI at their most bold and shameless.

Planet of the Apes Pure sonic madness. It’s about chaos and control, but honestly it just sounds like a complete auditory meltdown that spins your head around.

Ready for Love This one’s actually “melodic” (well, sort of), with a hook that really sticks. It’s almost “normal” compared to the rest, but still keeps that sarcastic, bitter edge.

Seven-Eleven Takes boring everyday stuff and turns it into the weirdest thing ever. With its fast beat and bizarre lyrics, it makes the ordinary feel surreal.

Step Up, Ghetto Blaster Raw, dirty, fast. Like a mini punk anthem that explodes in your face and leaves you breathless.

Whipstickagostop A crazy mashup of hip-hop and punk that just slams. It’s loud, intense, and perfect for a pure adrenaline rush.

Z This last track almost seems like it’s there just to mess with you. MSI leaves you in a state of total confusion. You don’t really know what you just listened to, but you’re wide awake.

This album gets a 9/10.

Is a total assault on the senses, packed with raw energy, dark humor, and a defiant, chaotic spirit that’s impossible to ignore. It’s not for everyone—definitely not for those who want something “normal” or easy to digest. MSI pulls no punches in mocking everything and everyone, including themselves, and this unfiltered, provocative style is what makes the album such a standout.

The only thing keeping it from a full 10 is that a few tracks are so absurd they might alienate even some MSI fans. But if you’re into wild experimentation and punk attitude with zero apologies, this album will blow your mind.