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All tracks are written by Thom Yorke, Jonny Greenwood, Philip Selway, Ed O'Brien and Colin Greenwood

OK Computer OKNOTOK 1997 2017
Radiohead - OKNOTOK - Physical Album Cover Art.jpg
Compilation album by
Radiohead
Released23 June 2017 (2017-06-23)
Recorded
  • 4 September 1995 ("Lucky")
  • July 1996, September 1996 – March 1997
Studio
Genre
Length91:39
Label XL
Producer Nigel Godrich
Radiohead chronology
A Moon Shaped Pool
(2016)		OK Computer OKNOTOK 1997 2017
(2017)		 MiniDiscs [Hacked]
(2019)
Alternative cover
OKNOTOK burn.png
Digital cover art
No.TitleLength
1."Airbag"4:44
2."Paranoid Android"6:23
3."Subterranean Homesick Alien"4:27
4."Exit Music (For a Film)"4:24
5."Let Down"4:59
6."Karma Police"4:21
7."Fitter Happier"1:57
8."Electioneering"3:50
9."Climbing Up the Walls"4:45
10."No Surprises"3:48
11."Lucky"4:19
12."The Tourist"5:24
Total length:53:21
Bonus disc
No.TitleOriginLength
1."I Promise"Previously unreleased3:59
2."Man of War"Previously unreleased4:29
3."Lift"Previously unreleased4:06
4."Lull""Karma Police" single2:25
5."Meeting in the Aisle""Karma Police" single3:07
6."Melatonin""Paranoid Android" single2:08
7."A Reminder""Paranoid Android" single3:52
8."Polyethylene (Parts 1 & 2)""Paranoid Android" single4:22
9."Pearly*""Paranoid Android" single3:38
10."Palo Alto""No Surprises" single3:51
11."How I Made My Millions""No Surprises" single3:07
Total length:38:18
Boxed edition cassette – Side A [45] [lower-alpha 1]
No.TitleLength
1."Zx Spectrum Symphony"1:18
2."A.M.S. Hello"0:19
3."True Love Tape Loop"4:59
4."Let Down" (Thom 4track)2:59
5."I May be Paranoid but Not an Android.."0:16
6."Attention" (Thom 4track)2:42
7."Noise Sketch by Nigel"1:15
8."Climbing Up the Walls" (Abbey Road Strings)1:15
9."Someone Help This Guy.."0:30
10."Motion Picture Soundtrack" (Solo Piano)5:13
11."Was That Recording?"0:15
12."The Jumbled Words of Climbing Up the Walls Read by Little Dan Clements"1:21
13."Lull" (Ed Guitar Infinite Reverb)1:31
14."Airbag Drums Through Moog"1:07
15."Karma Police in Space Echo"1:56
16."Karma Police Voice Through Telephone" (Talking)0:34
17."Piano Sketch by Jonny"0:40
18."Big Bird Story by Stanley Donwood"2:04
19."No Surprises" (First Idea From a Soundcheck Somewhere)2:58
20."Radio Chaser Noise"0:24
21."Fridge Buzz"0:11
22."True Love Space Loop" (Talking)1:29
23."Are You Someone?"3:35
Total length:38:50
Boxed edition cassette – Side B
No.TitleLength
1."Nigel A.M.S Delay"0:54
2."Jonny's Radio from Climbing Up the Walls"1:15
3."Climbing Up the Walls" (Thom 4track)3:58
4."A Piano Lies Down in the Middle of the Road"2:36
5."Transposing Noise Sketch by Nigel"2:07
6."Early Paranoid Android Version Jonny & Thom"1:22
7."Alternative Paranoid Android Ending" (Live in Pittsburg)2:21
8."Airbag Early Acoustic Version" (Talking)4:38
9."Paranoid Android Loud Room at St Catherine's"0:56
10."Nigel A.M.S. Paranoid Guitar Sample"1:44
11."Nude Early Band Version"5:31
12."The National Anthem" (Thom 4track)3:19
13."Ambient Loops"0:45
14."Man of War" (Live in Montpellier)4:28
15."Nigel A.M.S. Again"0:37
16."Thom's Acoustic as Microphone in Climbing Up the Walls"2:23
17."Ok Computer Program"1:57
Total length:40:52

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Notes

  1. ↑ No official track lengths for the white cassette have been released. As such, track lengths shown are simply a best approximation.

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