This was THE version. They really messed it up, just like with True Love Waits =/

10:01 hearing a song in your head and having to follow it is the foundation of writing music

SpEd IT uPpP

OH WOW they play it better here live and its intense... oh yeah!! what a find!

I love hearing the evolution of Radiohead songs. The album version is freaking perfect, but this version is more cool and rocking.

ngl i can hear some hail to the thief vibes in this

really love how loud the drums are

DUDEEEE RADIOHEAD GOES FUCKEN SURF PUNK!!!! WOOOOOOOOOOOO

I NEED TO BE THERE

Holy shit

Blow Out's brawny older sibling.

Lyrics?

"last i heard (...he was circling the drain)" disassembled and swirling around you... god this wouldve be nuts to see in person

I was there..

Fucking nerd get back to your computer games thom

Fuck that guy at the beginning, haha. And to answer his question, yes they do! Thank you for this epic upload <3

Maybe…maybe..the best of the best of all time

wont you be my girl?

every arrangement of nude is amazing. although the little flourishes of the studio version make it my favorite, this is still very nice

this is definitely the best live arrangement of this song in my opinion. love the guitar during the climax!

Which place in copenhagen was this concert?

I love how he slowly loses more clothes

Some demos from this era for a future re-issue would be fucking gold. This version fucks.

bodysnatchers is such a banger,love it

Wooh, this version is incredible! Here it turns out what the original idea of this song was. There is much more tension in it (guitars at the beginning are awesome), and then a pleasant denouement. Perhaps it is a little more interesting than the studio version, it's even a pity that they did so. It's the same with 4 minute warning, the early concert versions were great.

This version sounds sinister wheras the studio version sounds depressed

The way he describes Neil’s voice is exactly my thoughts on Thom’s voice. I adore his voice, because there’s no filter. It’s just purely what comes out naturally. It’s finding that flow, and not questioning it. I think it’s a special quality that is really beautiful.

Needs more views. We old now

A couple more for breakfast

18:39

Never cared much for Dylan either it seemed to me people were expected to like Dylan the only thing he ever did that I considered great was blood on the tracks a lot of other stuff was kind of garbage I thought

i would not survive without playing this specific performance at least once daily . boy do i love radiohead

Rare to see Ed playing acoustic guitar

It’s like they mashed it with house of cards

imagine hearing jigsaw for the first time here. my god

💫✨⭐Thom Yorke is 🔥 like fire.⭐✨💫 💋👄😘

This song along with down is the new up really should have made cut on in rainbows rather than the b sides special edition

Irony of all that microphone adjustment is that it was fine at the beginning - but at the end contained much annoying clicking.

I was at this show. Sounds like "Dodging a Bullet" to me.

Wow.

Remember this vividly as Radiohead at the very peak of their powers. A lot from both The Bends & Ok Comp. Plus a brilliant new record to promote. Got the whole concert on bootleg haha.

glory

Dissecting Neil Young in an interview is difficult. Asking another great artist is intricate because your talking about very personal and intimate experiences. It may be about musical styles or lyrics or production. It’s like asking Philip Glass about about Einstein dancing on the beach! How does one articulate a feeling or historic relevance. Anecdotally interesting but it’s just referential. How do you speak about your heroes? I think York does it best with his music, because we hear the references and the legacy of great music, but that’s what it is, a reference. Analyzing the bits is a bit banal isn’t it? It’s about the feeling. Radio Head have transcended! One day some musician will be asked how did Thom York influence you? By the way no one sounds like Thom Yorker!

I love Neil Young!

Thom Yorke is encapsulating exactly what I thought and feel about Neil young a man who goes with what he feels in his heart, nothing artificially manufactured-totally authentic and real

I haven't seen too many interviews with Thom Yorke, but what I've noticed with all of them is that Thom always tries to give honest answers and not pretending something, which unfortunately a lot of musicians do. That makes him very sympathetic to me, regardless of his music (which I appreciate very much).

[Verse 1] Get yourself together, let the light pour in Pour yourself a hot bath, pour yourself a drink Nothing's gonna happen without warning [Chorus 1] Down is the new up What is up, buttercup? Down is the new up, is the new up [Post-Chorus 1] Won't you be my girl? Won't you be my girl? [Verse 2] Your services are not required Your future's bleak, you're so last week Ladies and gentlemen, without a safety net I shall now perform a 180 flip-flop I shall now amputate, I shall now contort [Chorus 2] Because down is the new up What if I just flip-flop? Down is the new up, down is the new up Down is the new up, is the new up [Post-Chorus 2] You crawled off and left us, you crawled off and left us You crawled off and left us You bastard You bastard [Outro] You're on candid camera The chink in your armour Topsy turvy town Topsy turvy town Shake your pockets out Pass it on, pass it down Topsy turvy town Topsy turvy town

as boring as his music

It ceases to amaze me that despite Radiohead being my *2ND FAVORITE ARTIST* and easily the most beautiful sounding music ever.. SOMEHOW their early slash live versions are sometimes better?!!

i was there! (not in the video, obvs) it's great to see how that song developed from first performance to finished product