Anniversaries

Album was influenced by the band's East L.A. roots but not bound to them.

Band played at Lars Ulrich's Back Bay High School, set up on cafeteria stage typically used for plays.

Robert Smith aimed big on band's seventh album and was rewarded with a worldwide hit.

Stevie Wonder and Frank Sinatra give new spin on Paul McCartney's hit song.

Lineup changes and a demanding producer helped the group create its pivotal album.

"The most popular misconception," Brian May said of Freddie Mercury, was that he "took himself seriously."

Band was just about to finish 'OK Computer' sessions when it decided to record one last track.

The film made money but presaged Murphy's creative decline in the '90s.

'Lucky' predated 'OK Computer' sessions but ended up being the perfect fit for the album.

Song meets Thom Yorke's despondent words with 'OK Computer''s prettiest moments.