Title: Captivating
Product review: I disagree with other reviewers who say this album is not entralling on the first listen. Unlike Kid A, which took me about 200 spins to "get," Amnesiac grabs ahold of you from the first measures to the end.Kid A scared me; I still can't listen to it by myself driving at night. I think that was the point of the album: it challenged us, it angered us, it drove us insane - with its subtle beauty.Amnesiac engages you and takes away all the feelings of isolation and loneliness that Kid A brought. It's almost as if Kid A was meant to condition us so we could hear Amnesiac better.The songs are lovely. I love Pyramid Song and You and Whose Army. Powerful stuff there.Amnesiac has the off-the-wall beauty of Kid A but the accessibility of Ok Computer. You'll love it.
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