Editing OK Computer (section)

===Singles===
Radiohead chose "[[Paranoid Android]]" as the lead single, despite its unusually long running time and lack of a catchy chorus.<ref name="KENT"/><ref name="SUTHERLAND">{{citation
 | first = Mark
 | last = Sutherland
 | title = Rounding the Bends
 | magazine = [[Melody Maker]]
 | date = 4 March 1998}}</ref> Colin Greenwood said the song was "hardly the radio-friendly, breakthrough, buzz bin unit shifter [radio stations] can have been expecting", but that Capitol supported the choice.<ref name="SUTHERLAND"/> The song premiered on the Radio 1 programme ''The Evening Session'' in April 1997{{sfn|Randall|2000|p=201}} and was released as a single in May 1997.<ref>{{citation
 | first = David
 | last = Broc
 | title = Remembering the Future – Interview with Jonny Greenwood
 | magazine = MondoSonoro
 | date = June 2001}}</ref> On the strength of frequent radio play on Radio 1<ref name="SUTHERLAND"/> and rotation of the song's music video on MTV,<ref>{{citation
 | first = Bob
 | last = Gulla
 | title = Radiohead: At Long Last, a Future for Rock Guitar
 | magazine = [[Guitar World]]
 | date = October 1997}}</ref> "Paranoid Android" reached number three in the UK, giving Radiohead their highest chart position.{{sfn|Randall|2000|pp=242–243}}

"[[Karma Police]]" was released in August 1997 and "[[No Surprises]]" in January 1998.{{sfn|Clarke|2010|pp=117–119}} Both singles charted in the UK top ten, and "Karma Police" peaked at number 14 on the ''[[Billboard (magazine)|Billboard]]'' [[Alternative Songs|Modern Rock Tracks]] chart.<ref name="UK Charts">{{cite web|title=Radiohead {{!}} full Official Chart History|url=https://www.officialcharts.com/artist/28161/radiohead/|publisher=[[Official Charts Company]]|access-date=15 August 2020}}</ref><ref name="Billboard singles">{{cite magazine|title=Radiohead Chart History: Alternative Songs|url=https://www.billboard.com/artist/radiohead/chart-history/mrt/|magazine=[[Billboard (magazine)|Billboard]]|access-date=15 August 2020}}</ref> "Lucky" was released as a single in France, but did not chart.{{sfn|Footman|2007|p=116}} "[[Let Down (Radiohead song)|Let Down]]", considered for release as the lead single,{{sfn|Footman|2007|p=74}} was issued as a [[promotional single]] in September 1997 and charted on the Modern Rock Tracks chart at number 29.<ref name="Billboard singles" />