tonight, the first masterpeice

[sam_levi_11]

tonight, on bbc radio 1, zane lowe will play his first modern masterpeice.

OK Computer by radiohead. this is a great album by a legendary band.

then on the 1st of april(tomoz) he will play Public Enemy - 'It Takes A Nation Of Millions To Hold Us Back' which changed raprock forever.

On the 2nd, he will play The Libertines - 'Up The Bracket'. this is pete doherty before he was a junky loser who got dunped by kate moss the super .

then finally, on the 3rd, he will play the best of all, G N' R - 'Appetite For Destruction' an album that has so far sold 25m.

its on from 7pm, and has every second of the album, no shortened tracks, and has interviews from the band and those who they influenced.

[DAZMCFC]

Public Enemy, i have that albumn.


i'd have to say Stone Roses - Stone Roses every single tune is a master piece.

[Gypsys Kiss]

Out of the ones listed Ok computer. Although personally I thought The Bends was better.

[Dancing Mustard]

I honestly cannot believe that Zane Lowe has managed to con his listeners into thinking that this is anything other than the world's laziest bit of DJing.

"Hmmm, so I need to get a show done, but I can't be fucked to do anything. What can I do"
*Thinks*
"Oh, I know, I'll just play an old album from end to end, call it a 'modern masterpiece' and hope everybody is too uncritical to think about it too hard"

Seriously, just go get the album and listen to it on your own time. Don't let the prick get away with wasting our license fee, he ought to be playing new records and saying something interesting, not earning silly-money for sitting on his arse with an album on... any fucking monkey could do that for nothing.

[steve monkey]

Or alternatively, buy yourself a ticket to see Public Enemy at the Brixton Academy where they'll be performing It Takes a Nation.. in it's enirety as an anniversary show.

[Pedronicus]

I love Radiohead, but never understand why OK computer is always held up as their best album. All of their other albums are better than OK Computer, my prefered album being The Bends.