The Bends

    Artist: Radiohead

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     The best thing ever recorded!

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    From the first note to the last quite simply the greatest thing committed to CD. (perhaps until OK computer!!)

     Pure pure genius!

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    It is simply not possible to rate The Bends at less than 5 stars. I was privalaged to see this album performed live (mid 90's) and it easily rates as my greatest rock moment. The raw passion is quite outstanding and whilst the musicianship and song writing are without question some of the best, the album retains an unpretentious simplicity.

     Talented, mesmerising and amazing.

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    This album is a classic alternative record. May not be to most people's taste on a first listen, but stick it on a decent hi-fi system and listen to on several occasions and you will learn to apreciate the talent and songwriting skills on this album.
    This album features the classics such as the wonderful acoustic track 'Fake Plastic Trees', the catchy anthemic anthem which is 'Just' and the eerie and haunting song 'Street Spirit (Fade Out)'.
    Overall this is a peice of art. An album that you must listen to!

     Glorious

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    In my opinion this is one of the greatest albums of all time. The musicianship on display is unbelieveable and this is arguably Radioheads finest moment. Packed with songs that you will find more and more interesting every time you listen. A stone cold classic.

     By far the best radiohead album!

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    Of course the obvious choice for the best radiohead album is ok computer which is a mindblowing album, but the bends is just something else. Its packed full of emotion and it just seems to have more to it than ok computer. Its definatly one of my favourite albums of all time. Its best songs are definatly street spirit fade out, my iron lung and the bends...a must buy for any radiohead fan

     The best radiohead album

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    I had always been a radiohead cynic until I bought myself "The Bends". All I can say is it is a marvellous album- every track is brilliant!

     BUY THIS NOW!!!!!!!!

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    this is a fantastic album, radioheads best ever. a lot of people would say o.k computer but in my view the bends is so much more. every tracks a winner. o.k computer is patchy!!

     The greatest album of all time.

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    I confess to being a huge, long term radiohead devotee and this album is in my opinion their greatest momment and the best album of all time. It takes you through the whole spectrum of emotions. It is beautiful, just beautiful.

     Loving this already

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    I've never been a die-hard Radiohead fan and only recently bought my first Radiohead album: OK Computer. That was partly on the strength of 'No Surprises', but mainly because it was voted Best Album ever on some Channel 4 vote.

    That one took me quite a while to get into, however 'The Bends' hit the spot with me straight away and that's very, very rare.

    The overall standard of the tracks is high, with a good balance of sounds, making it difficult to pick out the highlights but the final track, Street Spirit, is sublime - a perfect ending, leaving you wanting more.

    Incidentally, having heard Mark Ronson's recent version of 'Just' first (which I didn't know was a Radiohead song) and now the original, there really is no comparison, Ronson's version doesn't come close.

    Now I just need to decide which Radiohead album to buy next.

     Great Album

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    This was a really good album, i wasn't expecting it to be that good but it was, im not a massive fan of radiohead but this album made me see them differently