What is the best text of computation theory/theory of computation? In University we used the Sipser text and while at the time I understood most of it, I forgot most of it as well, so it of course didn't leave all to great of an impression.  I borrowed that book and don't have one in my collection, so I need one.  So to the question, are there are any other books which could be seen as better and possibly more complete?

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I strongly recommend the book Computational Complexity: A Modern Approach by Arora and Barak. When I took computational complexity at my Master level, the main textbook is Computational Complexity by Papadimitriou. But, maybe due to my background in Software Engineering, I found the writing in Papadimitriou challenging at times. Whenever I had problem understanding Papadimitriou's book, I simply went back to Sipser, or read the draft of Arora and Barak. 

In retrospect, I really like Papadimitriou's book, and I often find myself looking up from this book. His book has plenty of exercises that are quite effective at connecting readers to research-level questions and open problems.

In any case, you should have a look at both Papadimitriou and Arora-Barak. People also suggest Oded Goldreich's textbook, but I really prefer the organization of Arora-Barak.