Radiohead - LIVE BERLIN 04-07-00 [FULL CONCERT] (perfect audio)

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04-07-00
Großer Sendesaal des SFB
Berlin, Germany
setlist:
Disc 1
01 optimistic
02 morning bell
03 karma police
04 national anthem
05 in limbo
06 no surprises
07 my iron lung
08 dollars and cents
09 bishop's robes
10 talk show host
11 kid a
12 you and whose army
Disc 2
01 airbag
02 lucky
03 how to disappear completely
04 paranoid android
05 everything in it's right place
06 pyramid song
07 exit music
08 knives out
09 nude & nice dream
What is there to say about this gig that hasn’t already been said before? A pre-FM SBD so perfectly balanced that back in the day the word was that it had been specially mixed by Nigel Godrich (presumably for a live release).
Perhaps no other show better epitomizes the mysterious, haunted desperation of the early Kid A tour, from before the album had actually been released, when the band was unleashing these alienatingly weird new songs upon completely unprepared audiences. Later shows on the tour (see below) would find Radiohead playing to appreciative audiences of Napster-informed punters in giant circus tents or outdoor venues, but this early show in a tiny German concert hall is the sound of five musicians playing like Mephistopheles was just beneath, reaching up to grab at them - the audience is unfamiliar with the songs and frankly bewildered, and even though the group is shit-hot it’s clear that they really have no idea how it’s all going over.
This is Radiohead taking genuine risks, walking a tightrope, unsure of whether they’d fall off or whether they’d even be able to recognize it if they did. Because the SBD is so pristine there’s barely any audience noise whatsoever, to the point where the band sounds like it’s playing alone onstage much of the time - fitting given the sad, scared, lonely tone of most of this music.
But the performances are STUNNING: the single greatest version of “Kid A” ever (in its initial arrangement, inexplicably discarded soon afterwards and only resurrected in an inferior form in 2003), the final-ever “Bishop’s Robes,” bracing versions of “Optimistic” and “Knives Out,” and maybe my favorite-ever take on “Talk Show Host.” And it all ends with a valedictory encore that sums up the magic that has come before: Thom Yorke starts strumming the opening lines of “Nude” high on his guitar neck (listen out for the one fan in the audience cheering in recognition) and the band seems willing to join in, when he finally glides into a magnificent “(nice dream)” to wrap it all up.
Earl’s Court 2nd Night, Canal+, Warrington, Utrecht…Radiohead have played many great shows. For me, though, Berlin 7/4/00 stands as the one I treasure above all others; a perfect, almost indescribably moving document of its demon-haunted era. Everything, and I do mean everything, is in its right place.
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[@AB-wy7dr]

Is there any video of this performance? With this audio would be sweet.

[@GrottOnes]

I can't find any video of the full concert, but I found this video of only 3 of the songs performed. kzbin.info/www/bejne/fITNk5yVpbmgjNU

[@androoq1]

@@GrottOnes I remember when this video snippet came out and it blew up through the radiohead channels. just seeing a few songs from this landmark performance was amazing in its own right

[@diegoc.carrillo3011]

Optimistic / 0:00 Morning Bell / 5:35 Karma Police / 10:03 The National Anthem / 14:43 In Limbo / 20:24 No Surprises / 25:00 My Iron Lung / 28:58 Dollars & Cents / 34:12 Bishop Robes / 39:51 Talk Show Host / 43:29 Kid A / 49:00 You And Whose Army? / 53:41 Airbag / 57:00 Lucky / 1:01:58 How To Dissapear Completely / 1:06:44 Paranoid Android / 1:13:00 Everything In Its Right Place / 1:19:21 Pyramid Song / 1:28:29 Exit Music (For A Film) / 1:34:00 Knives Out / 1:38:50 Big Ideas / 1:43:56 (Nice Dream) / 1:44:47

[@01boi17]

Genio

[@noelstafford7266]

Thank you!!! ✌🏼🌻

[@fiercephiltv5314]

I just listened to National Anthem and with all the praise to Thom and Jonny, but Colin kills that monotone bass like a maschine, just right not too monotone yet so clear it holds this absolute wall of noise together. Great performance

[@fiercephiltv5314]

Okay gotta add a note to that performance of Everything in it's right place. His voice has so much reverb it sounds very haunting. Love it

[@Beatnikks68]

Well written. Special night indeed. But: we wasn‘t unfamiliar with the new songs as many of the great ppl in the audience listened to the previous gigs in france which were available via napster back then. Strange enough: we sung the songs of kid a before its release. That was really special! Thx for postin L&P

[@moleon1682]

thank you for sharing this information, that's probably also why someone in the audience shouted "nothing to fear" before pyramid song at 1:28:29

[@treyebillups8602]

Phil Selway is a fucking god on those drums dude

[@haphapp7282]

The way he played Morning Bell here is so fucking good, he’s genuinely like a robot on those things

[@model_number_band]

I saw Radiohead 2 weeks before 9/11 at Liberty State Park.. Incredible show.. Took a random picture before the show that had the twin towers in it.... Kid A was an unknowing harbinger of future troubles.. Amazing band, always miles ahead of the curve.

[@actuallythepie]

oh wow. well thats an unforgettable show.

[@DO-GD]

This proves how much of a live band they are...Listening to their albums for years, never really got it...Just like with the Dead and Phish. This show just flows so well. Thanks for sharing, lmk if you have a Cd quality or higher copy

[@mmtz3051]

The setlist is simply perfect!!! Those were great days

[@smokestack534]

You and whose army is so good when the piano isn't drowned out by guitars

[@Guadeloop]

I love this performance so much

[@galicker]

What an impressive gig. Wonderful.

[@rabbitsandcarrots]

An absolutely perfect untouchable gig.

[@EasyCartoonDrawingTutorials]

Ed takes the lead guitar on Bishop's robes, sounds great.

[@crazykong5246]

Thanks, I was at the show the next day :)

[@Htheorphanarian]

I've heard a million versions of no surprises and this is the best one of them all, his voice is almost note perfect and better than the studio version,

[@EXCELLENTpoo]

Interestingly this show is the second of two nights at this venue - I was at the previous night and Jonny messed up the final section with about 15 seconds to go and they abandoned the song!

[@FLYDitg]

perfect perfect perfect perfect

[@MicahBuzanMUSIC]

Incredible energy

[@MicahBuzanANIMATION]

Piano at very start sounds like The Numbers.

[@Ale0500053D]

hi again

[@justwiln]

Excited for the reissue soon!!

[@ctizeninsane]

this is the first time i can hear the mellotron clearly during the climax of exit music

[@MrBmick79]

legendary set

[@greigwhite185]

thanks!

[@jedtulman46]

So fucking good

[@unclep8501]

Paranoid Android is too good on this!

[@moleon1682]

while i love the transition from nude to nice dream, i just wish they would have played a full version of this nude because it sounded soo amazing.. damn

[@edooslo]

I was at this concert. They played Nude because there was a girl holding a poster saying “please play Nude”, it wasn’t on the setlist

[@bukkakedisaster]

@@edooslo Guess she was disappointed because actually she wanted them to strip. (badum-tss.gif)

[@adamfranklin4058]

Found this performance through a recommendation from the book, "This Isn't Happening: Radiohead's "Kid A" and the Beginning of the 21st Century." What a testament to the band!

[@9outof10]

Why wasn't this gothic rock version of In Limbo the album version!?!?

[@glennc100]

Happy Birthday to GBCD's very own, George B!

[@maxmir3793]

Cocktail di avanguardia

[@n0564]

I CANNOT ACCESS THE LINK TO DOWNLOAD THE AUDIOS "I think" the password is wrong. :c

[@masontrueblood]

Is the download still available? The folder says it’s empty

[@daredab]

👋

[@spiritmolecule3835]

No video 😢😢

[@9outof10]

This Morning Bell is way better than the Kid A version.

[@pls_convert_2_a_JW]

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