Nude | Radiohead | From The Basement
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- čas přidán 5. 06. 2020
- This version of 'Nude’ was part of Radiohead's 'In Rainbows - From the Basement' performance which was released in July 2008.
‘Nude’ was the penultimate song of their song and was originally from their 2007 album ‘In Rainbows’.
‘Nude’ was first recorded during sessions for their third album ‘OK Computer’ (1997). They played it during live performances and soon became one of their best-known unreleased tracks.
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I have a feeling "nude radiohead in the basement" is something I should remove from my search history
or maybe you should save it forever
LMAOOO I CAN SEE WHY
I thought about the exact thing😂😂
"nude in rainbows"
😏😂
How does he not just start crying while singing this song
he cried after singing this song one time in zenith in 2016. i think it's because his wife was dying.
I'm crying because it's so bad
@@davezilka1300 If its so bad then why are you here?
Because he's Thom Fucking Yorke. He probably cried before and after the recording session.
I cried while listening to it 😃
This man sings exactly like he did on the record, you can barely tell the difference
You realize the amount of autotune and reverb is off the charts right?
now that you've feel it... you don't
@@MarmaladeSally do you seriously think Thom uses autotune? 🤣
@@MarmaladeSally Reverb, yeah, autotune? wtf bro haha
@@MarmaladeSally 😂😂😂😂😂😅😅😅😅 (do you even know who they're?)
I can’t imagine what my life would have been like if these five gents hadn’t happened to all have gone to the same school.
Wow.
I love Thom I wish he was real
He's real. He's just....elusive.
Hi I recommend a song that's called 'The Bond Villain' by Robert Nix
@@redskies4530hey how about you shut the fuck up and stop botting on the internet. Even worse there’s a real person behind the screen, begging for admiration.
I wish Phil Selway’s real.:(
Yeah
This sounds so much like the original recording it’s incredible
I really liked that they let the bass play a bit longer before he started singing tho.
What Thom does here is really impressive but it is easier to match a song vocally that is this low energy and he has the same vocal effect as the studio recording
For me this even top studio record
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Is this touched up in a studio? I hear tiny mistakes. Very tiny slight mistakes. Trully False note once or twice I think.
"Now that you found it, it's gone
Now that you feel it, you don't."
Yup..
"Don't get any big ideas
they're not gonna happen..."
Ok. Just those few words and the song is already a perfect 10/10. 👌🏻🥰
I’ve heard this song literally hundreds of times and I just now understand the lyrics
What does it mean exactly?
Now that you found it it's gone
Now that you feel it you don't....
That's the lyrics for me.
Never heard anyone to discribe happiness so perfectly
@@anggatriardian1874 for me this song is not about depression or sadness, is about how the system brain-washed people to settle with mediocre lifes, and when they start to think about changing this: "you'll go to hell for what your dirty mind is thinking"
@@pedrofranca3587considering this song was written during the OK Computer era i’d agree its social commentary lyric
thom yorke has the best voice ever. nobody can change my mind, he really is the best singer I have ever heard, this performance sounds so similar to the studio recording its insane.
I know. I feel Thom Yorke is so underrated as a vocalist. He has the voice of an angel.
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@@alanuchiha definitely a lot of similarities in the their singing styles. Especially in this song
I think this might have a bit of pitch correction but if it didn’t I wouldn’t be surprised cuz it’s thom yorke
His voice is like angels
"Thiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinkiiiiiiiiiiiiing"
i read engels i'm so cooked
It took them 10 years-TEN YEARS to finally complete this phenomenal work of art.
3:05 I feel like he’s dived into me through my eyes after this high note.
In resisting the urge to fill the silence throughout this song with further instrumentation, they allow this heartbreakingly gorgeous melody & its melancholy lyrics to shine. Probably my favorite song by maybe anybody. This live version is truly a masterpiece as well.
yeah I think they did a great service to the song by stripping it down a bit for this performance
guess you could say it's almost nude in a way
@@doomerbloomer6160no pun intended
Anyone else realised they were holding their breath there? Big exhale at the end. Utterly sublime.
😔😔😔😔😔😔😔😔😔😔😔
Tom Yorke's ability to follow the same tune with the same inflection, and the same shifts, as his album versions in unbelievable.
Anyone else think of Kurt opening his eyes during a similar vocal break, bridging "where did you sleep last night" into its outro? Thom pulls us in deeper in that moment. 3:02 Incredibly vulnerable. "Naked as the eyes of a clown." Nude.
Actually I laughed. I thought “one eye’s stuck!”
@@777cmr222 that eye’s been paralyzed since birth so he can’t really open it very well
I love your take on that moment. I hate to take anything away from it, but I'm pretty sure he opens his eyes to watch the drummer counting so he knows when to come back in.
Does anyone else get Buckley vibes. Not sure who would be influencing who in that scenario but they both have that haunting, piercing presence in their voices.
Yorke is heavily influenced and a self-professed fan of Buckley, remember reading that when they recorded Fake Plastic Trees he intentionally wanted to hit those high registers like Buckley.
huge buckley vibes on this agreed
There's a well documented story of them recording Fake Plastic Trees after watching a Buckley concert, in which Thom recorded some takes and then burst into tears.
@@educostanzobefore seeing Buckley live he couldn’t help but laughter when trying to sing the lyrics “Cracked polystyrene man”
I always hear that it could be Radiohead when I listen to Vancouver
The way Thom Yorke hangs off that last word in what I guess is the bridge... "You'll go to hell for what your dirty mind is thinking...." All the ache and longing in his delivery. Just unbelievable. We've all been there, I don't care who you are.
The guitar part in the second part of the verse that Johnny plays is ridiculously creative. It's not that hard to play but I can't think of any other guitarist that would've come up with that rhythm and voicing.
And the guitar's sound is very clean and perfect.
Jonny has said that during this time he was trying to rely less on pedals and effects and just be creative with a clean sounding guitar. That's how he developed his parts in 15 Step as well.
It's one of my favourite parts ever.
Is that the section at 1:32?
@@gabrielbustos2706yeah
One of the best songs of Radiohead ❤️
Have you seen “Meeting People is Easy”? They were workshopping this during their Ok Computer tour. In the doc you do get a glimpse of a more rock version of the song, but Radiohead seems to be very good at letting their music evolve and gestate until the best version is made and ready to be released to the public.
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Thom’ voice is an instrument in its own right. Outstanding!
This song is the first song that ever played in one of my dreams. It fit so perfectly. It felt like I was in a movie scene. What a hauntingly beautiful song. I had to come here to listen to it.
I know that sensation, fully ethereal and beautiful!!
Bill Hicks would have loved Radiohead. Beautiful minds.
@@user-bh4zl2dd1h Even though their musical style is different, most of Hick's songs are so heartfelt and bittersweet. They deeply touch my soul, which is also the case for Radiohead's music. So I would agree with you. Thank you for your comment, have a good one :)
his voice like you don't expect him to be in a rock band, but man, they're just awesome
Hi I recommend a song that's called 'The Bond Villain' by Robert Nix
It's not a rock band. They used to be, but they changed their whole flow with the release of Kid A to transcend the confines of genre. In fact, Thom said he hates rock and doesn't want to be called a rock band.
We both share the same opinion ❤@@MCart1215
I am in no doubt…regardless of whether you like Radiohead or not, this particular recording will still be listened to in 200 years….timeless and beautiful.
Love how the baseline sweeps and tangles with the vocals. Like a dance. ❤
Oh man the perfect harmonization, was thinking the same. Cheers dude
Masterpiece, still listening at 2022
Amazing to sing along with 🙂
Yeah man
Found and still listening in2023. Another video brought me here. Wow! Love it. The timing of finding this and what's happening to my man Dr Jordan Peterson in Canada. Clean your room guys✌️
2023 lego
@@GlassOfWater87 23 gang
Thom Yorke just has an intimacy with his music that you don’t see very often
As I love Radiohead. Their bassist does a lot of work keeping the rythim because radiohead uses weird chord progressions.
I dose my neighbors with this and similar songs regularly, to make sure they remain serene.
So many incredible bands from the past few decades.
It's a shame there aren't new bands that have emerged that are this caliber. Everyone is a solo artist these days and so manufactured.
Band members just vibing off of eachother and creating something soulful, beautiful and unique while mastering their own instruments is extremely rare today.
The closest thing I’ve found is Billy Strings totally a different genre but his band is pretty revolutionary in bluegrass music
You should check out King Gizzard's KEXP performances! They have a very cohesive band experience where they vibing off each other and creating beautiful music of every genre
profit motives have penetrated every aspect of societal relationships and even art nowadays
Tame Impala-Innerspeaker, Parcels-Live Vol1, Half Alive- in florescence, Jungle-Loving in Stereo & Volcano, LP-Lost on You, to name a few are great bands with unique sound.
Searching "Radiohead Nude in the Basement" makes me feel like I'm gonna be put on a list lmao
A Voice like no other! 😭
How the fuck does he sing like that it amazes me every time
Such a beautiful voice, this song always gives me chills
Radiohead would feature in my top 100 songs 30 times. Sublime, deep, intrusive and relating to different episodes in my life. They will and have stood the test of time poetic and haunting lyrics. Mythical.
They’d probably be 60 of mine, its most likely a problem
The best live concert from the best album from the greatest band of the world.
Is it Appetite for Destruction? Rsrsrs
@@SuperIperMegaTriper ew
@@SuperIperMegaTriper don’t make me laugh. appetite doesn’t even come close to ANY radiohead album except for maybe 2
@@frank9367 You're making me laugh.
@@SuperIperMegaTriper your poor taste is making me laugh
Don't get any big ideas
They're not gonna happen
[Verse 1]
You paint yourself white
And fill up with noise
But there'll be something missing
[Verse 2]
Now that you've found it, it's gone
Now that you feel it, you don't
You've gone off the rails
[Chorus]
So don't get any big ideas
They're not gonna happen
[Outro]
You'll go to hell for what your
Dirty mind is thinking
An absolute MASTERPIECE... I need bigger letters
you can do _ITALYICS_
or *BOLD*
or maybe even *_BOTH_*
and for me, I'll need a bigger heart...
@@kernallingus6205 i saw the most heart-warming display of Love the other day. it was almost magical, or miraculous how short of a timespan it was that it happened in, but I think it will be a long lasting memory of one very precious moment in time and space- truly divine.
@@o0GrayMatters0o what did you observe
@@kernallingus6205 It was at a middle school I work at as a para-educator. It happened just after lunch recess in the middle of a downpour of heavy rain- the kind of rain that makes an audible loud slapping sound as it hits the ground.
Hundreds of students were heading back to their classes but vying for the cover of some roofs between buildings when all of the sudden one young lady opened up a heart-shaped box of chocolates right in the middle of the busy quad during the rush.
I consciously and instinctively decided to stand still and just watch the event as she was immediately swarmed by kid after kid asking for a piece, and she didn't deny any of them. She willingly and eagerly obliged and just stood there as kid after kid swarmed around her reaching toward the box of chocolates.
It happened so fast, but at least a dozen or more kids all managed to grab a piece of chocolate and leave her standing there with an almost empty box, and all I heard her say was "You guys only left me, like, two pieces..." then she looked up at me and I could clearly see in her heartwarming smile that she wasn't upset or sad about it at all, almost as if she knew and intended for it to happen exactly the way it did.
The incident was so chaotic and fast that it even caused her to drop the lid of the box, and the last thing I saw before all the staff and students rushing around in the periphery made their way into their respective room/building was her reach down to pick up her heart shaped lid and go on about her day.
The next thing I knew I was walking into the cover of my classroom making my way to my chair still processing what I just saw. Such a short little moment, with so much depth and meaning the more I thought about it. She willingly and eagerly gave her heart away and was left picking the lid up off the ground to be able to carry on in her own direction with her one or two little pieces left.
my favorite Radiohead song. So ethereal.
"Radiohead nude from the basement" wild search 😭😭😭
honestly this is the best version of the song
This is what masters of their craft sounds like. Perfection.
I would chop a thousand bunnies in half to have a falsetto with that smoothness, clarity, and consistency.
woah maybe dont even think of that
You just reminded of a video I watched of an act exactly you described; One of the memories I wish I can forget .
@@jjhayaSorry. I wasn't being literal.
@@onedumbscott9731 I know, It's just a bad memory, sorry it's not your fault.
And yes I also want to improve my falsetto because I can't reach Thom's consistency yet.
Mr. Yorke’s voice is so ethereal. Love it so.
Hi I recommend a song that's called 'The Bond Villain' by Robert Nix
Just no way anyone has actually heard better in music than the "now that you found it//now that you feel it" section. Down to the little clicks of empty strumming the guitar, the instrumentation + vocal melodies, fills the available space of that section in the song as optimally as I am convinced is possible. Still waiting to have a different favorite song since I heard it.
This song will never get old. Who’s here in 2023?
the exposition, the rising action, the climax and the denouement. Not hook chorus repeat repeat once again with feeling!
when this album came out so many of my friends hated this song and I've never understood it. so beautiful and it stillnhas a propulsive momentum (albeit slower) that this entire album has
This is pure genius.
I listen to this song every day. The thing never gets old
I go into a trance whenever I hear this song
Frigging love Radiohead , they are getting me through some very rough times .
hope you're okay :)
@@daisy5499 Yeah , getting through it , thanks 😘
Me too. Been living on the road in survival mode for about a year, with my guard up. In a rough life on the streets, you’re jaded and hardened by life. Radiohead helps keep my heart from freezing. Keeps me softer…
I mean just wow. His vocal control is out of this world.
Thom Yorke is fucking sensational
This is my favorite song for real
these are absolute masterpieces, thx for uploading we needed them💖
All I need
Weird fishes?
this song just does things to me i don't know what... and this performance omfg...
Hi I recommend a song called 'The Bond Villain' By Robert Nix
My favorite singer of all time
I keep crying while listening to this song, it is so beautiful
such a dark and beautiful song
this is beautiful on so many levels
love this band so much
I always come back...
wow, just wow! i’ve recently gotten into radiohead and i love them! this is so good:)
best and worst decision in ur live
How I wish I could experience radiohead with fresh ears again for the first time. Congratulations
This song hits me right on face every time that i listen to it, surely my fav song
I am in love with this album.
This is so beautiful
My absolute favourite song of all time. Has been since i first heard it while performing Jesus Christ Superstar in Seoul, 2007 and i was on a break....a local groupie had made me a mix tape ( disc ) with tracks he thought i may be into...i had my earphones in and my mind was BLOWN. Every time i listen to it, it hits harder. It's so beautiful that i see my life flashing before my eyes......i dont say this lightly.I am a complete mess every single time. Sigh.
I’ve listened to it hundreds, if not a thousand times. I’m right there with you.
Nothing in the world compares to Nude. Nothing. Not another Radiohead song, not another song in general. It truly is a masterpiece.
@@JackxFuego This is exactly how i feel. There are, of course, other Radiohead tracks which are Brilliant but nothing, to me, comes even CLOSE to Nude. It is their Masterpiece. 😉
It's got a weird 'breath of fresh air' feel to it, like a feeling of a deep clean or a release of weight. I think 'bullet proof... I wish I was' and Pyramid song has a similar vibe, but they are different in their own merits of course. Do you feel the same?
@@MCart1215 I don't know these other tracks. I very rarely like/know an artist/band/group in their entirety.......I like specific tracks by them. So I need to listen to those other tracks. Thanks.
HD :D
Honestly these sessions are amazing, thx for bringing em back!
This one is my fav. And yes, seeing them live is even better!
This one truly makes feel nude. Emptiness.
The painful and beautiful song of life. Thom Yorke is such a great artist. Thank you 🙏🏼
This is Radiohead not Thom Yorke 🤓☝️
Hi I recommend a song that's called 'The Bond Villain' by Robert Nix
Beautiful
Why and how is this so amazing. Godsent
This is incredible!!! So good🤯
The head voice is booming in my mind
Is awesome how this live play like the studio song. The quality of the instruments and the masterization is in the state of art.
Makes me cry! So beautiful
2:36 is one of the most perfect vocal phrases ever composed/sung
Absolutely brilliant 👏
Hi I recommend a song that's called 'The Bond Villain' by Robert Nix
The best band to see live ❤
Brilliant song and a brilliant performance 🥲
FLAWLESS..
this is my fav song of all times, thank you so much for hits
good taste you have
In fact, I have the album cover in rainbows tattooed on my right arm.@@sovka8394
this is the best thing in the world
Me encanta, se a convertido en mi versión live favorita de radiohead
such a beautiful song lord
Its just perfect.
*MASTERPIECE*
WHAT A VOICE DAMN
This surely transcends space time.
One of the greatest bands ever! Thom is unreal
so good
Beautifully haunting ❤
Best performance , great thom yorke ❤
Perfection
This is all I'm listening to for the rest of my life
A year later and I was NOT lying
@@kainecells keep going!!
@@Focando.....4No, sorry, I grew up.
Encuerado, gran canción!
😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Enpelotado xd
Amazing
Just Amazing..
Thom at his best