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CD - Bonus Tracks
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| CD | $11.39 |
| CD - Bonus Tracks | $48.99 |
| CD - Special Edition / Digi-Pak | $19.89 |
| CD - Special Edition / Digi-Pak / Bonus DVD | $28.79 |
| CD - Special Edition / Bonus CD | $59.99 |
| CD - Special Edition / Bonus DVD | $103.99 |
| Vinyl LP - Special Edition | $18.99 |
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Two years before breaking into America in a big way with the weighty OK COMPUTER, this British quintet forged a quiet triumph with this melancholy medley of melodrama. Propelled by front man Thom Yorke's disconsolate delivery (not to mention his decidedly doomy lyrics), the album zigzags through the listener's consciousness, leaving a lingering unease -- and a desire for more. Yorke is at his best when pondering his own inadequacies, which he does with uncommon honesty on tracks like "Bullet Proof" and "My Iron Lung." His bandmates -- particularly guitarists Jonny Greenwood and Ed O'Brien -- wrap Yorke's tales in deceptively complex melodies that split the difference between prog-rock grandiosity and gloom-pop ennui. A low-key gem. David Sprague, Barnes & Noble