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Track Listing:
Arpeggi/Weird Fishes - 00:20
15 Step - 05:40
Bodysnatchers - 09:36
Nude - 14:01
The Gloaming - 18:32
Myxomatosis - 21:45
House of Cards - 25:43
Bangers N Mash - 31:20
Optimistic - 34:53
Reckoner - 39:50
Videotape - 45:02
Where I End And You Begin - 49:33
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This band has so much potential, I hope they move out of the basement soon
😂
Dead 💀
Maybe they should try and play in a few local pubs and see how that goes?
@@jopar3292 it is really sad that maybe because of all this corona situation they never get the attention they deserve :(
@@hugosir4583 Well, mayhaps it is for the best. With all that little fella's head nodding and weaving one can only imagine the plague ridden spittle that he is flinging with such gay abandon to all and sundry within a 50 metre area :/
can't believe radiohead invented music
You mean reinvented right?
@@crdiazmunoz invented and perfected
I believe it
Not to mention basements and the idea of cuckolding
Jajajajajaj so true
I like how each member has their own separate space so that they can just zone out and get lost in the music. Pure flow state.
Yes, watching the dynamics between each of their performances is truly amazing….
well this was also during the height of covid lol
@@iGrizzly it's from 2008
@@iGrizzly no it wasn't actually. this was originally recorded in 2008.
@@iGrizzly LOL NOT AT ALL !!!
‘Nude’ may be one of the greatest songs ever written.
It is the best song ever made
fun fact the intro is the outro backwards, vice versa
it starts at 14:00 if someone wants to find it
Always my favourite, and sadly not here All I Need
This is so spot on I thought this was just footage of the album being made when I first saw it 😂
How I wish Jigsaw Falling Into Place was on this set.
this
My favorite song
it really is one of their best songs
Me too
One can dream
The drummer, man... his sense of tempo is not of this world.
in ear click track is our friend
@@davidb6352 Is that like a metronome?
Is he rushing or is he dragging?
Lotemeriarios
Los Temerarios
a therapist: expensive
Radiohead - Live from the Basement: free on youTube
Fr
Well you pay with watching ads but the point still stands.
These are some of the most accurate covers of Radiohead songs I've heard. They seem to get all the details right!
thats funny because this is actually Radiohead
@@Dulnlop dudeeeee for real?
@@darkoale3299 ikr is he that gullible
jokes on you! loool, they are radiohead themselves bro, no way you could've comitted such a gaffe
Tom...
Thom Yorke is my favorite bird specie
For me is first place tie with Björk
lol yeah mine too
Same
@@StillGamingTM Tom Björk
Don’t get me wrong, I love the proper studio album “In Rainbows,” but this is just on another level. I can’t tell you how many times I’ve listened to this magical recording.
I wish they recorded the whole album instead of the other singles. I would have loved to hear Jigsaw
Schurem The Worm agreed!
@Andrew Cummins, you are not the only one, I've been here for years, and keep coming back for the session and video. It is rough around the edges, in a good way, as they just jam and play the tunes. I enjoy the casual nature of such live performances and recordings, as they have fun.
@@theandrewcummins ha. what a username, rt. and seeing you reply, makes schurem the worm sound even funnier
taka trip ? 🤔
I think the biggest reason radiohead is loved so dearly, is because they create music that people can find comfort in. Many consider their music "depressing", i think that's true and it's the reason why so many people love it, they create music that allow people to relate to being depressed and finding comfort in not being the only one who suffers from depression and/or has dark thoughts.
definitely, and depressed sometimes see the world as it really is because they're intelligent high definition minds that need stimulation, this music has the complexity to keep them interested lol
@@NickSBailey damn. i’ve never thought of that, thanks
oh yeah bby a whole new way to get depressed
I listen radiohead when I play with dough
I think "melancholic" is a better word than "depressing" -- dark and moody without being suicidally bleak. In an interview about their early days when developing their style and approach, Thom coined the great ironic term "miserablist" - which seems pretty perfect.
6.5M views, most of them were me, sorry.
I got a milli or 2
I'm there with you ❤
I love how Thom York enjoys every song, his dances and movements, he just feel the music in another level
I think he's taken something to help with the dancing here😳
@@adenby2635 I’m sorry you have to be on drugs to enjoy music but not everyone does ❤ hope that helps
word
Sure, they ARE his feelings. He put them in these songs...
He's a wobble head
4:10 Jonny plays music you only hear 20 seconds later. Love it. He blew my mind when I saw the Smile. The dude should get the Delay Nobel price.
I never noticed that and I've seen this 100 times. This band never stops amazing me.
holy shit
My guess is that it is probably a looper that he turns the volume on with a foot pedal. You see him hit a pedal right when that is turned on. Still very impressive how flawlessly he executes that.
That is MAD
Holy Crap! I was always confused why he had to run after the keyboard part was over, and then didn't know what he was doing so high up his guitar neck when I couldn't hear him playing anything.
It's a small thing but it has a profound impact on me, the bassline in "15 step" 07:49-07:52 is masterful.
similar thing happens at 04:10
Colin is an incredible bassist. He knows how to take just a few notes but make something complex out of it. Listen to airbag... he's playing a few notes, mostly on the low E string, but the timing is so unusual... and just so fucking cool.
@@Chaziltasm the bass in airbag alongside the drums makes the groove so funky
DUDE I KNOWWWW RIGHT !!!! GOOSEBUMPS EVERYTIME.
Great call - I didn't appreciate Colin's work until watching this
Every time I've watched this, I appreciate each song differently but "Reckoner" always blows me away. Certainly, I can't be alone.
Yeah, Reckoner is amazing.
Absolutely ! I almost appreciate it more than the studio version.
You know a band is good when the live sessions sound almost exactely the same as the original
I personnally prefer this to the original, but the original is still ammmazing
Weird logic. A band that's almost equally bad live and on the album, is a good band?
@@shmvon Your nuts man! Why would you bother going to see a band live that sounded shyte on the record? Massacism perhaps?
Had this come up on Autoplay and I thought I was listening to studio tracks
It does sound impressively clean
nah idk really unique renditions of songs live can be really cool in its own way. not everythin has to be a replication to be good
Each song is like its own world blooming into existence and then disappearing again.
I agree. But I don’t think it ‘disappears completely’, I believe it leaves a lingering feeling of peacefulness. Listening to Radiohead is a type of meditation, and this video is the pinnacle of enlightenment - it is nirvana (and yet it is not, Nirvana)
I love how you all love Radiohead. I’ve been lovin’ them for nearly 20 years now - in this life I always feel a bit different, but I pass, I think, lol, anyway reading your comments I’m reminded I’m not alone.
Well said comrade
You mean the songs Bloom into existence and then Disappear Completely?
Well said
this is introversion at its finest. each guy in his corner in their own little world. i never understood radiohead fully until i watched this. this is such a masterclass performance and they enjoy themselves still even after all these years.
I love them
I saw Radiohead live a few years ago and I was not prepared for the experience, it was amazing. The generational camaraderie of the fans was extremely touching and energizing. Grandparents dancing with teens in the isles. The light show melted my eyes. Thom York practically does an entire interpretive dance routine while belting out album quality lyrics. I can probably count on one hand the vocalists that come close to what he puts out on stage. 11/10, would no-call work to go see them again lol
Nobody comes close to Thom's voice. Period.
@Sambo Jones go on then, name some better live vocalists? Pavarotti? Barry White?
@@pushthetempo2 na I think he's right. If we're talking pure ability, there are probably far skilled vocalists. After all, music is such a eclectic field.
But Thom is my favourite singer and muscian. I don't care if a damn angel is brought to me, he will still be above 'em all. The love I have for this man is ineffable.
"The generational camaraderie of the fans was extremely touching and energizing. Grandparents dancing with teens in the isles." I absolutely love this. I experienced the same exact thing when I saw The Pixies this spring! The ability for music to bring people together in this way is Magical
I agree with you, nobody comes close to Thom's voice! Or no one comes close to Thom's lyricas, performances and all aspects! And also nobody comes close to Radiohead!@@masterninja9716
The only song I knew of Radiohead's before was Creep and I almost didn't click on this video. That would have been a tragedy.
Definitely. Their Kid A album is wonderfully sublime as well
Bro, listen to OK computer and A Moon Shaped Pool , it will overwrite Creep in ur memory , LOL
wow, you're entire universe is about to be upended. This set just scratches the surface. I envy the trek you are about to take into all things Radiohead.
Start off with The Bends followed by In Rainbows.
I supremely hope you've consumed more radiohead in the past 2 weeks... What I wouldn't give to experience it all for the first time again.
2:35-3:15 Ed's wails get me every time.
"EEEEEEEEEEED"
HE's just yelling out his own name. lol
when he said wawawaaaah at 10:50 i really felt that in my heart
Reckoner is just pure class. Look at Ed's face in the background, he knows he is part of something Very special
Hes just groovin deeply. Some serious groovin here mm yass
This was recorded 12 years ago? I can no longer tell the difference between the past and the present. Digital technology means that history will forever be contemporary from now on.
Great point. Around the time of this recording seems to be about the cusp of that development. Then again, a lot of artists seem to counteract that by consciously employing outdated technologies.
Well said.
Hauntology is real
@@LucasLima-xh8kc !
Damn that got deep super fast
Listening to OK Computer and Bends again recently for the first time in over a decade I was struck by the fact that Phil Selway is really their secret weapon. Sure Yorke is a great, tortured frontman and songwriter, and J Greenwood is a fantastic innovator, but that tight, super powerful drum sound really brings the whole sound together. And how had I never noticed the drum part in Airbag before?
Give it another decade and I'll be back singing Colin or Ed's praises.
Oh man, you gotta listen carefully to whatever Colin's doing, every damn note is a stroke of genius. He's so good at providing multiple layers to their harmonies and melodies.
I think you forgot the 5th member of the band : Nigel Godrich.
He's the creator of the radiohead texture.
There's no slouches in this band.
@@mru1262 6th member??
@@oystersource exactly
Now that’s a professional band. Every sound has a purpose, every member of the band contributing in different ways to create a wholly unique and beautiful soundscape. They truly are unreal.
I only hope I’m still around when people realise just how important Radiohead were in musical history.
Luckily, I’m here living through it, now.
They're not even important in conventional history because they exist outside of it. They're in their own world
@@user-tf4ho2uo1e I love that comment. They do. No fucks given about musical trends etc. ‘we did it like that because we wanted to’ 👏🏻👏🏻
This might be one of the best and most important videos on all of CZcams.
yes
Idk what you mean by "most important" but yeah it's definitely one of the best
It’s my favorite filmed performance of theirs. No doubt. Peak stuff here.
I mean, there is pretty cool cats videos on CZcams man....i dunno.
I’ll second that brother
The vocal in “nude” is so flawless it’s painful 😬
Isn't it. My duo covers Nude, I sing it and play bass. I love performing it.
They played Nude again in sydney years later you could hear a pin drop.
Is amazing
There's an acapella version of it on YT that I think everyone should check out
@@4pertur3 heard it, it’s genius, Thom would be proud I’m sure 😉
Thom singing and drumming on Bangers N Mash is stupidly impressive
21:45 Perhaps their best live (albeit in-studio) performance of any song I've ever heard from the band. Thom's passion is just at 110% here.
The unison playing of bass, guitar and synth just blows me away. By far the loudest bit at the concert as well...epic.
I was never a huge radiohead fan, but this floored me. I lost brain cells and got new ones to replace them. What an experience with a few guys in a room strangling their instruments. Amazing.
the best bands are the ones you don't like at the start
yeah man, you gotta listen to all their music since 2007, it's all amazing and beautiful.
Oh btw this actual basement session is 12 years old!
It took almost 20 years to "get" Radiohead... unlike life, with music you can always go back and see what you missed.. thank god we can
How could anyone NOT like this. It literally soothes the soul.....🤗
Medinger that is so true. My favorite albums/bands were my most hated until something clicked (time, life experience, clear headedness, etc).
I love the sound quality of this performances. You can hear every instrument perfectly
I noticed that immediately. Perfectly mixed. Kudos to the sound engineer.
@@Fish_Stick_Party The sound is recorded by Nigel Goodrich who produced the album and is essentially a member of the band. This is his basement studio.
Those guys are pretty good at covering Radiohead, they should start their own band
40:40 Johnny even plays that shaker egg like a boss, goosebumps all around every time on Reckoner
Weird fishes, always find myself doing the backing vocals ... "heeeeeyyyyy aaahhhh"
yass. I think, how Did that two-bit no-name (I'm fully disparaging)
become his backup
eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeed
Weird fishes.... that was ameizzzzinnng guacho!!!
Hard not to, Ed is an angel among men in several ways
@@timmatthews1604 yessss 💚
it's just fucking ridiculous how good this band is. pure pleasure to see them perform in this setting.
Weird fishes is one of my favorites. Great version !
The Happiness of Fish
Me too. Want it played at my funeral. People will be happy and dancing.
@@masterninja9716 dk about for that song 😭
The shot from behind Thom with Ed in the background doing the yells during the ‘everyone leaves…’ part in Weird Fishes was masterful and epic.
Reminds me of a joke I once heard. Ed's vocals are just him saying "Edddd" to remind you all he's there. Go on and see. There's some validity. Lol
Ya know, In Rainbows has sneakily crept into becoming one of my all time favorite records. Great on first listen & impeccably gorgeous with repeated listens. This from the basement session is nothing short of spectacular.
Almost as if you can call the band a creep?? :P
i think is their pinacle, as much as i love the other works, In Rainbows sums everything good about the band.
Peak Radiohead tbh
Same. It went from great freebie when it came out to, best free record that i would pay hundreds for now
Thanks for saying so eloquantly how I feel about this album!
"15 Step" and "Nude" are unreal. I would almost rather listen to this version of "Nude" than the album version.
Absolutely ♥️ 👍 🔝 🎙️ ♥️
I watched and listened with goosebumps all.over my body
Indeed , specially , nude , it's just awesome & insane both ...
The clave sound on the snare drum make me tingle inside with joy 😊
Weird Fishes was even better here than on the album smh
the percussion is just mental
I’m drunk right now saying this, but sometimes it’s just hard to believe Thom is fucking human. Just like us. He makes music like I’ve never even heard before. It’s magical…
Nude makes me cry every-time
Out of this world, exactly my thoughts
I would literally pay to be one of the cameramen in that room
ME TOO!!!
frank grimes what
@frank grimes what
@frank grimes based
Id literally pay to just be in that room
15 step lineup:
Thom: Vocals
Jonny: Guitar
Colin: b a s s :o
Phil: drums
Ed: B U T T O N
I love most of their work but, still, "In Rainbows" is their true masterpiece to me.
Agreed!
Really, it's okay to say Ok Computer.
We don't have to pretend.
@@phant0mdummy indeed
@@phant0mdummy Nah, as much as I love OK Computer, In Rainbows still tops it for me. House Of Cards, Bodysnatchers and Reckoner? How can you top that?
No. Ok Computer was their masterpiece (if you're into applying those kind of absurd labels for some ridiculous reason). Objectively they peaked with OKC, Kid A / Amnesiac, Hail, and In Rainbows.
It’s admirable how Thom comes into the rhythm of each song.
I saw Radiohead years ago on the In Rainbows tour and tickets for so-so seats were like $90 and I was like "WTF, this better be good" AND DAMN IT WAS. You listen to their albums and expect they wouldn't be able to recreate those layers live but turns out they're an incredible live band. One of the best concerts I've been to 💯
RADIO G
They fake the live shows
I saw them on their In Rainbows tour as well. It was my 2nd tour of theirs I saw. *This album saved my life.*
My father died not long before the release of the album. He was 52. I was 26 years old (only child, single dad) and had quit my engineering job to be his 24/7/365 nurse, caregiver, maid, shrink, cook, best friend, and driver, and in the last few days of his 4 years of suffering, I was his daughter again. When he died, *I HAD NOTHING. Nothing but death and emptiness and I no longer cared about anything.* I have never been so low or suicidal. Then...
*In Rainbows*
This was my life preserver.
Now, this many years later and in my 40s, with lots of therapy and still alone... These songs explain SO MUCH MORE as to why they spoke to me. I can understand all of it, and explain where Thom was when he wrote them.
*oh... Rachel...*
Videotape kills me more now than ever before.
But that is a conversation about the morning my Father passed away.
Now, I know why he had me leave...
Did you hear the waves of sound that came out during Weird Fishes at the concert? I can't even explain it to people but it was like a surreal, ethereal experience. Nigel Godrich is a master.
I’m jealous!!! If I wasn’t a toddler at the time I would’ve died to go to that concert. This is the album I hold most dear to my heart.
The groove that they switch into in Bodysnatchers at 11:48 hit me like a train. Huge fan of this performance 🤘
Chills man
Perfeitos 😍😍😍😍
its just absolutely fucking fantastic that one of the gresatest albums of all time sounds IDENTICAL live to its studio recording. Talent. Pure talent.
I agree with you 😊
I will never, ever tire of "In Rainbows". It's an absolute masterpiece. Perfection. Every. Single. Track. And this performance? Well...Jesus Christ!
ok computer is their best, but In Rainbows is my favorite.
The King of Limbs - From the Basement sessions is even better, actually. Every album they release, imo, is better than the last. They only improve upon their own perfection. I simply don't understand how so many people who love these guys hate TKOL, it's mind-boggling.
@@yargnadbloom live is peak man
@@yargnad Because TKOL (and much of what has followed through to Smile) has transitioned into jam band Radiohead. It's now solidly bending post-rock. It's not for me on the whole, but selections from it are .. tolerable. ;)
@@SamHopkinsSAH They've really only transitioned to playing what would have been electronic loops, on previous albums, with guitars and bass, which I feel is brilliantly executed. I don't see them as a jam band so much because they don't stray from the plot into improvisation. It's basically loose fragments that comprise a layered mosaic of sound in a very intentional way. Besides, there's nothing wrong with post rock.
Man, there really isn't a band like this one out there.
I agree wholeheartedly!! I can't understand how some people compare them to Coldplay!!! Chris Martin can only dream that he could sing like Thom. Coldplay, at best are average. I did like Yellow Thom and Radiohead are levels above Coldplay. Sorry Chris....
@@sudanbewaobdedebo yellow is awesome but something about radiohead is ethereal
Suede are better ! The last 2 radiohead albums have been average where suede are just getting better with every release. In rainbows was radioheads last great album.
This album reminds me of San Diego and when my dad moved there after losing the house. We moved in with his high school friend, who became paraplegic from a dirt bike accident early in life. He was listening to this and Rogue Wave. I was familiar with Hail to the Thief already but this reminds me so much of that time. Later we were kicked out. My dad hasn’t spoken to him since -I don’t think. I haven’t spoken to my dad in three years. So this music is nostalgic with so many mixed memories. The pain of what it must be like to be lonely and disabled. The sorrow from losing our home. The dread of having chaos and conflict follow my family- interwoven with the excitement of a new place and the solace of a warm San Diego night.
I understand.
Totally feel your words bro
Why is Radiohead like music therapy for me? 😌
These guys are like all the parts making one cell.
Incredible unity.
Thom is the mitochondria
@@rawrrawrpiggy the mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell
These guys changed everything. Incredible.
They are untouchable.
Those backing vocals at 2:40 are gorgeous
I hope Radiohead gets to touring again sometime soon, I wanna see this live so bad!!!
This is the first time I have actually seen the way Radiohead actually do everything live on stage. No messing around with this band. All the sounds have a purpose. All executed wonderfully in such an organic way! absolutely beautiful performance.
Its a fake performance.
@@nvrmor023 what evidence do you have to support your statement?
@@nvrmor023 whatever bro. go listen to Miley Cyrus
@@nvrmor023wow your so Smart 😐
@@nvrmor023 ok buddy whatever gets you to bed at night
reckoner is their most underrated song imo. yorke sings it so perfectly here
@Claidissa You are so right, thank you. Reckoner and House of Cards, two of my favorites, just perfect here
Nah, let down is more underrated imho
Love people commenting my favs as underrated. I'll add another Faust Arp and Lull, 2min wonders
Reckoner is by far and wide one of their least underrated songs, what planet are you living on?
@@JackMorgan06 who exactly is it rated by? it's not known by anyone except Radiohead fans, so how is it not underrated? twerp
i love how much colin enjoys 15 step, every time they play it it seems like hes having a blast
Just noticed how insane Colin's bass is on 15 Step. Intense and precise.
Perfect chemistry..NOT something that can be faked or drafted in a corporate board room!
Definitely not
I always feel better after listening to Radiohead while I'm sad, angry, happy, or just on!
Does it make you fitter, happier, more productive?
@@B0K1T0 it does!😊
Took the words out my mouth 😎
Thom Yorke's voice helped me endure Cancer treatment. It took me out of myself for that few minutes.
turn on????
This is one of the finest things I’ve ever listened to.
damn, thom doing myxomatosis makes my hair stand on end. Hes so good.
I love how much Ed loves being in this band
my three year old just asked me "father, can you please turn on In Rainbows by Radiohead? specifically the Live From The Basement session." I couldn't be more proud of him
That's even cooler than the "apparently" kid! Take him to the Ellen show XD
If you've ever tried to recreate Radiohead, you'll understand the mastery behind these productions... utter perfection
😅 Taylor Swift is making a cover album of this
For the first time in (it would age me) years, the lyrics of Weird Fishes (the last verse) hit me like no other lyric has. “I’ve hit the bottom but escaped”
Wow. I’m there right now. About to make an escape.
I hope you were successful, or are about to be. You got this!!
Damn I love Johnny's playing style! When he's really going off he's like a guy at his wits end trying to start a stubborn gas chainsaw! All with his expert feel for a completely quirky feeling riff. And with Ed I'm always surprised realizing the parts he plays. He compliments Thom's parts so well. They all have such enormous impact that it wouldn't be Radiohead if any of them left. I pray that never ever happens. May they write and record till the day I die. P.S. Thom went a little nuts on Myxomatosis! Love it!
my fave Myxomatisis, just never can get enough
I just read that he did the Soundtrack for the movie There Will be Blood. Amazing talent!
"stubborn chainsaw"! love it!!!!
@@micsunday14 Perhaps, Gasolinium.
If they ever make 'A Mood Shaped Pool' from the Basement, it should be in black and white.
Nude is such a beautiful song & Thoms voice is just so intoxicating! Such lovely singing while lyrically telling someone off.
to me their music is most complicated intricate yet so beautiful and all in place. the most transcended musicians in modern era imo
This is just the most beautiful album I've ever listened to, period.
Yes
I dunno. OK Computer is fucking awesome too.
17:46 is the most heartwrenchingly beautiful thing I've ever heard
After all these years I still feel that this performance is one of the stand outs in all of live music. Simply incredible!
I think I've watched this From The Basement more than a thousand times and still feel the same: sad and smoothly embraced.
Isn't it just the best?!?!!!! It takes you away on a beautiful trip......
Yes
@@sudanbewaobdedebo I love Radiohead
The fact that this exists, that they actually did this, do you realize how lucky we are, as a civilization?
No matter how my day’s gone or what disagreements there are going on in the world, I can receive a dose of ecstasy by listening to In Rainbows.
In the deepest ocean
The bottom of the sea
Your eyes
They turn me
Why should I stay here?
Why should I stay?
I'd be crazy not to follow
Follow where you lead
Your eyes
They turn me
Turn me on to phantoms (way out)
I follow to the edge of the Earth (way out, way out)
And fall off
Yeah, everybody leaves (way out)
If they get the chance (way out)
And this is my chance (way out)
I get eaten by the worms
And weird fishes
Picked over by the worms
And weird fishes
Weird fishes
Weird fishes
I'll hit the bottom
Hit the bottom and escape
Escape
I'll hit the bottom
Hit the bottom and escape
Escape
My absolute favorite live performance session of all time.
in rainbows has so many of my genuine favorite moments in music, as well as a couple of my favorite pieces in their entirety. when the bass kicks in on weird fishes, when johnny's guitar goes clean in bodysnatchers, that literally heavenly rising coda to reckoner, itself probably the single piece of music in the entirety of the medium which is my favorite... this is such a magnificent musical accomplishment that i've rarely failed to come back to for any period of time over a DECADE. this album helped me survive some truly gnarly stuff. the whole "play this at my funeral" thing is trite. i'm going to play this album throughout my whole life, and i'll celebrate it as long as i live.
The best live concert from the best album from the greatest band of the world.
You can not argue with that!
this is probably their best live concert yeah, this is the greatest band in the world imo too, but their best album is Kid A 😳
@@pipe no, I personally disagree. This.
@@pipe I really can't choose between In Rainbows and OK Computer
@@pipe Ok Computer > Kid A > In Rainbows
I love Radiohead, this band is amazing. Yesterday, my friend who introduce myself in this songs takes his onw life. He really love In Rainbowns. Today was a hard day, pls take care and try to speack with your beloved ones.
Good advice
My favorite album by my favorite band. I've been listening to this album almost every day since 2009. What makes me feel more affection when listening to it are the memories of my adolescence... through the window and saw a huge garden with a huge cashew tree. I loved when there were tropical storms with winds, I saw the garden get wet and writhe in the middle of the storm… it was very introspective. I could spend all day like this. Until my mommy came to call me and ask if I'm okay, because I've been listening to “sad and depressing” songs in my room for hours, lol. God, how I miss her and that time.
🫂 caress you. We will all fall in the hands of God some day 🙏 ❤️🩹
This tab will never leave my browser. King Of Limbs From The Basement too.
In case anyone's interested the version of this video on Radiohead's channel has two extra songs 👍
I feel like I just won the lottery. Thanks for that special intel. 🦄
Watching this album being performed makes me appreciate it way more than I already did.
true!!!!!!! i love........... MID........... eohead 😆😆😆
exactly and they really seem to love perfoming it, yorke especially can't keep himself from dancing haha
This album means for me the initiation to the world of Radiohead. I remember the long hot summer of 2008 when the during night walks I endlessly listened the Nude, the 15 Step, the House of Cards...
What times were they!
'Scotch Mist' New Years was mystical
I am so thankful that I have seen Radiohead live, but having recordings like this are priceless as well. I am so thankful.
Johnny Greenwood and his legendary Telecaster Plus....
This is fucking sensational. One of my favorite bands top album of all time, preformed perfectly. They crossed every T and dotted every I with this taping. I have so much love for each of these songs and the guys playing, they gave this one their all❤️
I love this passionate rendition of "Where I end and you begin".
This record blew my mind when I was 23. It blows my mind even more 13 years later. The musicality of these guys is simply unmatched.
This session reminds me why Radiohead is my favorite band
Yorke's vocals are spot on amazing 👍
My old friend introduced me to Radiohead years ago when we were just a couple of young lads going to coffe shops to draw, hang out, get caffeinated then we would be crusing in our cars just to pass time until early morning. Fast forwarding to today, we are no longer friends but I am glad he introduced me to this. He will always be my friend.
Nice
Yesss after all these years of trying to find de HQ videos. Thank you!
After years of waiting....
@@waggel. Something Came...
I'm the same way. Now I just need that Andrew Bird set
Waggel. 22, to be precise... not that anyone’s counting lol..
After all these yeaaars of waiting, nothing came.