Album Rating: 4.0
I'm not a fanboy of anything lol
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'Be Gone is the exact equivalent of Fitter Happier but Be Gone is 10x better.'
no
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Mongi I wasnt talking to you 
and yeah Squaids.
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I can't believe I'm disagreeing with something that defends Brand New. What kind of fanboy am I? :[
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One who also likes Radiohead which is fair enough, OK computer rules I just don't see how you can defend Fitter Happier and then bitch about Be Gone, It's a weird world.
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Be Gone sounds nothing like Fitter Happier. One is Jesse Lacey mumbling incoherently into a microphone and another is a text-to-speech voice monotonously reading off of a list of the accomplishments of the 1990's.
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Album Rating: 4.5
Fitter Happier > Be Gone
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it's not even a weird song it just rules
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One is a pretty interesting song which seems to work really well in between two songs.
The other is fucking microsoft sam reading shit.
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Album Rating: 4.5
fucking microsoft sam reading shit at least bridges the gap
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I don't even like OK Computer relative to the rest of their discog, but Fitter Happier is friggin' brilliant.
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It's so out of place even if the album seems to flow perfectly apart from apparently this one damn song.
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god damn it greenlinkinmuse that's not microsoft sam that's fucking apple fred, one's a beast and one is a pathetic, monotonous fuck.
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NT, maybe the point is the track doesn't flow. Maybe it's supposed to stand out awkwardly, like the horrifying truth it's delivering.
10/10 RADIOHEAD SO FUCKING CLEVER UGH BEST BAND EVER JIRKLECERK
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Yeah, I just dont get it, I'm not a true Radiohead fan I should just kill myself because I dont listen to every fucking lyric.
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listen to in rainbows instead :]
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OK Computer was basically a 5/5 so I probably will sometime soon. (See I 5d it even with Fitter Happier)
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Album Rating: 4.0
agreed w tommy
tfw today has been the most perfect day i've ever seen
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tfw THIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIINKING :']
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Album Rating: 4.0
too many feels, too few tracks
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