That's enough fun, thankyou.

[freakytigger.livejournal.com]

To celebrate POPTIMISM tonight, who better to feature in the Canon Poll than...erm...



Yes, well, let's get onto the poll shall we.


[Poll #864577]


THE PANIC THE VOMIT.

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[cis.livejournal.com]

After living in oxford for two years with nary a thom yorke sighting, suddenly this year I see him on a weekly basis, walking the other way from me along the broad. I still get a little excited thrill inside that I probably cover up by looking sour and mean in his direction. (obv if i saw ed o'brien i would implode with love&adoration as he is 1xactual ROCK STAR)

ok computer was my favourite album in the world ever ever ever for very many years; I'm not ashamed; or maybe I am, but I'm trying not to be.

[zenith.livejournal.com]

For me, I think part of the reason I haven't listened to that album in so long is that it is SO closely tied - even more so than most albums I've loved - with a particular time and place. It would be like LITERALLY wearing a black overcoat and wandering down Broad Street thinking about posh girls again.

I would defend 'Let Down' to death, though.

[freakytigger.livejournal.com]

I think there's a lot of twaddle on OKC, but its first three songs fulfil the um Radiohead 'brand promise' pretty amazingly.

[carsmilesteve.livejournal.com]

ed used to live across the road from the star (is the star still there?). i guy i knew lived in the same building.