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This story recounts the narrator's first encounter with Radiohead's album "OK Computer." A friend, Jake, a self-proclaimed music aficionado, introduces the album to the narrator, a lover of pop and punk music. The narrator initially finds the album confusing and even unsettling, particularly the song "Airbag", which depicts a car crash. However, as the album progresses, the narrator becomes captivated by its haunting atmosphere and complex themes. Songs like "Paranoid Android" and "Subterranean Homesick Alien" leave a lasting impression on the narrator, who begins to question the meaning of life and even their own sanity. Ultimately, the album becomes a transformative experience for the narrator, forcing them to reconsider their understanding of music and opening up a new dimension of artistic exploration. Comparable works include The story's theme of a transformative music experience evokes the coming-of-age narratives in films like "Almost Famous" or "Sing Street." The focus on the band's unique sound and artistic vision also echoes the cultural impact of bands like The Beatles or Nirvana.

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