Radiohead - Live From A Tent In Dublin (October 2000)

[@DylanAnd08]

I love the fact that when he says the line "Float Down The Liffey" the whole Dublin Crowd goes mental!

[@jm-co9ze]

goes mental!!!😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@JonathanFiggis]

One of the best concerts I've ever been to. Every detail was perfect. When I pulled into the car park, an usher handed me a bunch of Radiohead stickers and then directed me to ample parking space. The bar was easy to get to, and the toilets were clean with orderly queues which moved quickly. Radiohead were on top form and the circus tent just made it that bit more special; such a memorable experience. When we were leaving, there was no mile long tailbacks, no waiting for hours to get out of the car park; we simply drove out and were home (back to Dublin) within an hour. Everything about the gig was perfect. You could say, everything was in its right place :)

[@Fortunaatp]

Thanks for sharing, sounds perfect

[@trevordoolan5011]

My brain hasn't held on to those recollections... Just Radiohead and Trips in the Tent ! .

[@paystation4pro15]

We’re you listening to the album for th first time here? Was it even out yet at the time

[@trevordoolan5011]

@@paystation4pro15 Yes ! For sure I spent days listening to "Kid A" before seeing them in the Big Tent. .

[@condors1972]

sounds awesome, Jonny

[@ThelemicMagick]

'A Moon Shaped Pool - Live From the Basement' *needs* to happen

[@becausegang7266]

ThelemicMagick agreed but it isn’t going to happen unfortunately

[@dunnofunko8053]

B E C A U S E G A N G how come?

[@PhillipGruneich]

Live From Quarantine. Online A Moon Shaped Pool. Everyone in their right places.

[@alexanderbean7737]

YES

[@becausegang7266]

Dunno Funko because by Radiohead standards a lot of the tracks from the album don’t sound great when played live

[@MegaClaymore123]

I love how this concert starts with jonny literally playing a radio like an instrument. This band is amazing.

[@andrewswan9103]

Dang, I thought it was a theremin.

[@julianritter]

It’s an ‘ondes Martenot’, one of the earliest electronic instruments. It’s a keyboard and a ring along a wire that generates sound.

[@rohay1000]

Love how he uses Raidio na Gaeltachta!

[@edglenn1433]

this band " show some respect, its fucking radiohead like

[@rohay1000]

@@julianritter no its a radio 0:09

[@bones22j]

Radiohead’s a great band. When Ok Computer came out everyone thought “this is their peak,” then Kid A and Amnesiac came out and people thought THAT was their peak. Then when Hail to the Thief came out, even though it was an excellent album, people thought they were finally coming down from their peak. Then In Rainbows dropped and people shit themselves.

[@Milolucerox]

I shit myself 'cause I didn't like in rainballs

[@tomasignacio3473]

@@Milolucerox r u mental? XDDDD

[@OtaconNachos]

I dunno man, In Rainbows was good, but it didn't touch Kid A/Amnesiac by a long shot.

[@Pholcusphalangioides8]

@@OtaconNachos in rainbows shits all over both those dude

[@Milolucerox]

@@tomasignacio3473 I am sincere

[@mikeggggg7889]

Radiohead: in the the living room Make it happen

[@GuyWhoLikesTheSnarkies1435]

..or From The Basement😉

[@orjval]

YES!

[@jared_seymour]

@@matiasgonzalez5053 while they eat lollipops and crisps

[@madafaka8784]

Pls

[@ghouldishanimal]

I doubt they were all in the same place when the shutdowns started unfortunately. Especially since Thom and Nigel were on tour I believe and Ed was just about to go on tour before shit hit the fan.

[@RingsOfGeonosis]

*Tracklist* 0:01 The National Anthem 5:24 How To Disappear Completely 12:30 Morning Bell 16:45 Idioteque 21:35 Optimistic 26:28 In Limbo 31:11 Paranoid Android 38:03 Motion Picture Soundtrack 41:44 Everything In Its Right Place 49:57 Just

[@PaulRothchild.]

Thank you.

[@fedecobain89]

destacado

[@alicenestpasmonprenom5784]

Merci

[@Vicente480]

Hero 🙌🏻

[@soundstation8343]

Ward

[@RoyGibson]

Phil is so underrated as a drummer. Keeping these songs together is bloody difficult. The rhythms selected the way they are played the delicate ways he plays as well as well judged hardness. He's an absolute drumming hero to me.

[@Podus81]

The rhythm section as a whole is underrated brilliance

[@RoyGibson]

@@Podus81 live for a bit of Colin bass

[@kevincoatsworth50]

Hes a virtual drum machine. Such a pro. The rythyms the band comes up with to play are so interesting too.

[@OfficialMyxomatosis]

Right? Considering they like to play on down beats, syncopated and/or on the 7th count!

[@TheAndreseao]

Es un reloj suizo!

[@MrTelecosta]

How to disappear completely is one of the best Radiohead masterpieces.

[@bobbymehta1006]

Thom has stated in an interview that it's his favorite from Kid A

[@TomboHH37]

Fantastic. This was my first ever concert when I was 16. Took the day off school to go to it, don't know how I convinced my parents to let me go. I remember listening to Kid A on the train that morning with my friends. Such a brilliant concert. Still love Radiohead as much now as I did 20 years ago.

[@Cinbenlin]

wow!!

[@TomboHH37]

@@Cinbenlin Cheers

[@Efe-zh6zy]

You’re so lucky man. I don’t think I can go to a radiohead concert before die. I emulate you. :))

[@WaldoWalker]

I’m honestly jealous, I wish I get to experience something like this. Or maybe help someone else experience what you experience at this concert.

[@game_4_growth]

What a brilliant experience for your first live show!

[@andrewr3169]

Blows my mind this was 20 years ago. This music could have come out this year and it would still be revolutionary! This will probably never get old for me. THAT'S why Radiohead are so good.

[@hjc1710]

That's because Kid A is an all-timer. It will always stand as one of the greatest, most unexpected, influential albums ever, just because that's true. May Kid A get us all through these trying times.

[@fat69]

Imagine if Kid A came out now in 2020, with everything that's going on presently, this album would be DAUNTING!!

[@hunterdavis3003]

IKR?!? So ahead of the curve, blows me away

[@hippiecheezburger5457]

Radiohead is really really up there in my opinion as one of the greatest bands of all time with Pink Floyd, The Beatles, Zeppelin, they have so much characteristic on their own

[@Re-Master]

It's been 20 years, and there's still no one cooler than Radiohead!

[@mrs5189]

Except Drake

[@NotAStranger2440]

Mr S Lol

[@polaroidandroidjeff6383]

@@mrs5189 *Sarcasm* right?

[@mrs5189]

@@polaroidandroidjeff6383 maybe 😉

[@bluebotlivingston6016]

Certainly not for you, since "cool" is a highly subjective taste

[@soniafernandez9218]

Radiohead: playing the music of social isolation since 1985

[@raimundo2002]

🤣

[@fi3_fitri504]

😂💚

[@arimustofa1867]

@@fi3_fitri504 hehe

[@hunterdavis3003]

85 really? I believe you and too lazy to google

[@rolandogadala-mariajr.5838]

Hunter Davis No. They formed in ‘85. You should google my friend.

[@Dragonpuncher123]

Think about the people walking into this concert having only heard the first three Radiohead albums and then the first thing they experience is Johnny playing on a radio, a hypnotic bass beat and Thom singing weird sounds.. It’s easy to forget not just how insanely brave it was to release Kid A, but also how the band doubled down on that new sound on in concerts. Mad respect to these guys.

[@clytnvgl]

A radio. A FUCKING RADIO. MY MIND IS BLOWN!

[@willsuttonnyc]

@@clytnvglIt’s literally in the band name, what else would people expect?

[@fcash27]

I went to see this gig with a load of mates. I wish I could add to the chorus of people saying it was like an out of body experience. Tbh I loved creep from pablo honey , the bends rocked and Ok computer was and still is one of the greatest albums ever made. Unfortunately for me Kid A was too new / experimental for me. I wish I could say it was the best gig I was at but at the time I felt underwhelmed and let down…. 20 years later Kid A is an amazing album. I wish I could turn back time and appreciate the gig though today’s eyes.. I’m now up on the lore why they pivoted after OK computer.. better late than never this was a fucking great gig. Thank you Radiohead for letting me give it a proper second chance ( I posted this on the main comments section) too new for the 21 year old me

[@Dragonpuncher123]

@@fcash27 I feel like a lot of people probably had this experience. Kid A was not super well received in the beginning because it completely broke people's expectations, so they had no idea what to think. So yeah, don't feel bad about it. Radiohead is just the kind of band that rewards more and more listens. I was at 2006 tour they gave before the release of In Rainbows where they played basically the full album. Back then I thought there were some good songs, but I weren't blown away. And now it's my clear favourite album they did.

[@Rydstein]

This show was only 5 days after the release of Kid A! Most of the crowd probably had no idea what they were in for sonically

[@eatingsound373]

This version of 'How to disappear' is incredible.

[@BladeDoomer86]

Radiohead Public Library is the greatest thing any band has ever done for their fans... It's just... Unbelievable 😳

[@thesecretorganist]

The fact that they're giving all this stuff away for free is incredible

[@jkol323]

Ever heard of Frank Zappa?

[@BladeDoomer86]

@@jkol323 Great man Zappa, enlighten me please I've listened to his music but never been curious enough to dig

[@joshthomson1998]

@@BladeDoomer86 Zappa is one of those artists whos catalogue is a bit daunting just because of how huge it is. If you want to get into his albums check out Apostrophe, or Joes Garage. Those tend to be good starting points. Also look up the Token of His Extreme live performances and the Roxy performances, they are perfection.

[@RustinChole]

They’ve been very good to their fans. As a fan since the beginning, never been let down. Even enjoyed the Kid A Mnesiac exhibit thingy.

[@brendaluna173]

Once again radiohead comes to the rescue

[@grantmalone]

In an interstellar burst...

[@Boxfly200]

Once again.. but it’s so true. Sad? Play Radiohead. Happy? Play Radiohead. In the middle of a global pandemic? Play Radiohead.

[@brendaluna173]

@@Boxfly200 my favorite comment of the day 👏👏

[@bruno2756]

You are damn right !

[@Boxfly200]

@Brenda Luna hahahaha yesss

[@Fernanda-bm1ib]

The unique thing that makes me happy this quarantine.

[@dryerjj]

You're happy about this quarantine?

[@owie6726]

@@dryerjj If I get to see an old yet amazing peformance from Radiohead, then yes.

[@sirzebra]

@@dryerjj He meant "the only thing that makes me happy DURING this quarantine"

[@markoa.zapata7520]

Ironic

[@marker113]

funny wording cause this is the programming for future ones

[@foxybyproxy]

in limbo...jesus christ. this is their best song. spooky, melodic, hectic, lost and dreamy...and the anthemic, it's-too-late-you've lost "come back!" at the end sleighs me every time. portal jam, party of one..

[@mightbediane2]

Totally agree with you, it’s so infinite

[@mckimmmatemckimm2317]

The 'come back' is haunting but incredible

[@SteveVarleyShow]

cheers

[@DylanMourik]

Phil's drumming on Morning Bell is sooo nice. Groovy and hypnotic.

[@QKvox]

5/4 is something special

[@gabrielkerouz6693]

I'll stay home forever. Where two and two, always makes a five.

[@-__._-..-_AQ-17]

Gabriel Kerouz hehe I’m the 69th like😂

[@KevinKunert]

But no more than 5. Social distancing.

[@chickenmuffin]

Gabriel Kerouz Makes up five

[@tomasocarbone]

2+2=5: the moment two groups of two people meet up, a cop shows up

[@charlesdrake1684]

No band has ever moved me like Radiohead. Genuinely the only band I've ever cried listening to. Not because I was sad but because it just hit me on so many different levels emotionally. Got me thinking about my life and my family and all the decisions I've made. Such a blessing to have had this band with me throughout my life.

[@RoyGibson]

This sentiment - a band that has defined so many parts of my life.

[@rf2953]

:)

[@Memorh19]

"You do it to yourself, you do, and that's what really hurts you. You do it to yourself, it's true, you and no one else..."

[@BeingAwakeisPainful]

I heard a quote once. Most bands hit their target. Radiohead hits a target you can’t even see.

[@___KPR]

My exact sentiments from the very first time I’ve heard Radiohead.

[@tarnishedandhollow]

Jonny Greenwood is a badass

[@mrs5189]

He is

[@silverbasscross]

yeah he's such a nerd

[@yalikebe3ns797]

YES!

[@andrewleyden2752]

First concert I ever saw, aged 16. No idea how I was allowed to go. Organised a bus with people I barely knew to travel across the country to see it. Still one of my most cherished memories, and I have the ticket stub to prove it.

[@lacasadelostubos]

My favorite part of the entire show is the first 30 seconds bc it's just my man Jonny really aggressively going off on the radio

[@warrenmusic]

Nice to feel connected to others during crazy times.

[@downisthenewup]

WARRENMUSIC Warren thank you so much for all of your Radiohead lessons, you’re so talented it’s crazy

[@allezje]

👌🏿👌🏿

[@EpifanesEuergetes]

We expect a full analysis of this concert by tomorrow morning.

[@warrenmusic]

@@downisthenewup That's very kind of you to say, thank you!

[@MegaClaymore123]

Thought I'd see you here Warren!

[@mateovelasquez4497]

I had this show recorded on a vhs from a cable channel in Argentina. I used to listen to it again and again and again. It was one of my first approaches to this band. Pure genius.

[@chrislenox1812]

I taped it in the USA 21 years ago now. 🥂

[@mjf8897]

i downloaded this from kazaa back in 2003 holy shit this is a trip

[@stainedglass7527]

Their music is literally hypnotic, it's like listening to magic materialised through audio.

[@johnhare7580]

They are what happens when you go beyond being musicians and become sonic wizards

[@johncitrine7631]

Calming........in the chaos

[@gibbon.enthusiast]

IMO that is the definitive version of How to Disappear Completely. Absolutely beautiful. Love that almost slide-guitar tone on the Ondes here, haven’t heard it in any other performances. Gives the song a much warmer/human feel. And then Thom’s vocals at the end...wow. All that emotion, heartbreaking and gorgeous at the same time. That’s Radiohead at their best right there, and what a gift man. Music is fuckin great

[@garyr6097]

Completely agree with you ! God bless you

[@zachariahwhiton3948]

Everyone: *coughs Radiohead: here’s a concert from 20 years ago.

[@sonnywitton]

These comments are like a virus -

[@paranoidasteroid3439]

KID A was the sound of the apocalypse; I can assure you this wasn’t selected randomly

[@slawaxas]

@@sonnywitton Yeah its like everything has to be a meme now...

[@JohnJohnson-ms4qz]

Radiohead fan: better than your new concert footage. sorry not sorry.

[@sophiegrace7699]

ohh gahd..

[@dogie182]

This comment is to mark that at last we, and Radiohead, and rest of the world are sharing the same shitty situation.

[@kreterakete]

Yeah.. sky high sugar tits !

[@matthewkrause5695]

Welcome!

[@ferniejoke]

I am here for the peace. For the better times. For hope

[@Pavlandia]

not shitty at all. think positive and don't be so negative bro. give thanks to jah

[@TheChaoticWolf]

Yep

[@patrickmo2793]

Jonny doesn't always give you exactly what you want, he gives you what you need.

[@OlcayEskici]

wise words.

[@aminamina3258]

Patrick MO ´n

[@JoshLuke864]

Man is straight up in outer space

[@patrickmo2793]

@@aminamina3258 yes....

[@lifemusic1980]

Spot on

[@bnlang898]

that Irish crowd loved the "float down the Liffey" line

[@peterpescado]

They did. I was there and I even remember that moment. Can't believe it's 20 yrs

[@gabotrotamundos]

I was there too

[@conal5942]

they finished with it on the 2017? show. It got the same reaction, there's a big smile on thoms face. The video here somewhere.

[@joeboss4839]

Is he actually refering to the River Liffey in Dublin?

[@nope1906]

@@joeboss4839 Yes

[@jordanheirwegh9657]

Everybody: *praying for Covid 19 to stop *new Radiohead content Everybody: well.. close enough

[@andresjacome296]

I would say this was them at their peak, but that is impossible to tell with Radiohead.

[@samanthaanderson3351]

They have been at a Plateau since 1995

[@DemRise1999]

Radiohead is a peak

[@jumainhandayani2907]

Then Glastonbury 2003 happened. Truly them owned the pyramid once more after their 1997's....peak.

[@merrymonarch]

Yep 2000-01 they were beyond category. Most bands were still trying to figure out The Bends

[@blahqwe]

I tend to agree, they were still playing multiple nights at medium sized venues rather than cavernous venues from 2010 on. Feel very fortunate to have seen them a few days before this show, in London and the following summer in Oxford. The latter was one the greatest performances I'll ever see.

[@clevername15]

I love hearing the crowd sing “rain down, rain down” while thom sings the other part near the end of paranoid android. Such a cool moment

[@TheSecondNature]

This kicks ass.. I even love the low quality of the video

[@sebo9872]

I swear to god Kid A changed my life and watching this reminds exactly why it had such a profound effect on me

[@St3veWK]

I loved Radiohead....The Bends and Ok Computer. When Kid A came out, I said fuck this shit and never listened to them again. For about 20 years! Came back and have all their music and love it now...lol.

[@danieleventura3810]

Same for me. Both as a real mind opening to music complexity and for sharing feelings about bad times coming and the need for human resistance

[@freecanadianshadowbanned4954]

Evokes the same frantic energy, the same heartbreaking introspection as it did twenty years ago. Quality music is timeless.

[@ryaaaaaaaan7115]

What continues to amaze me about artists and bands like Radiohead, is that they've put out so many albums that are considered to be some of the best of all time. Radiohead has AT LEAST three, and people can't even decide which one is their favorite.

[@dibi838]

Luis Alberto Spinetta

[@davidjohnston3728]

Stephen Colbert to Thom Yorke: For decades, you’ve been writing music that is uneasy and anxious with regards to society, our government, technology, the general direction of the world. How does it feel to be right?” 😂👍

[@maneater5432]

Thom: hehe

[@salguzro]

Thom: Fitter, happier More productive Comfortable Not drinking too much Regular exercise at the gym, three days a week Getting on better with your associate employee contemporaries At ease ...

[@markweisinger4803]

Pretty funny comment. But he's always been right. It just took an absurd enough example for the whole world to finally realize it.

[@ElectroMonkeyz]

We've not been paying attention...

[@jimaforwood743]

David Johnston . Thom sold his soul a long time ago. He talks about it on eraser. ‘Don’t walk the plank like I did’ I quote. If u want to make it in this world you pay homage to the devil!

[@noerom17]

Best band of the music’s history. We’re blessed

[@goobert83]

In dark times, leave it to Radiohead to be the light!

[@MasterIvo]

Beautiful indeed but it's a gloomy light

[@Mary-ew4ng]

Re-watching all of these while going through the third wave and after a year of being locked in by myself and this band is some days the only thing that keeps me going. Thank you, Radiohead, I love you.

[@trevordoolan5011]

Listen to Radiohead live, is like repeatedly jumping into a river, you never jump into the same waters twice... .

[@Allen1029]

I was lucky enough to catch this tour as a 17 year old exchange student at St. Denis, right outside of Paris. October 2000. The record hadn't dropped yet. As I approached the tent, I heard incredible, strange, euphoric sounds. Was this what Kid A sounded like? I worked my way into the crowd. Incredible lush sounds...but it didn't look like Radiohead. "Who is this?" I asked the man nearby. "The opening act," he said. "They are called Sigur Ros." Suffice it to say, the rest of the set, and the rest of the show were completely era-defining for me. We should remember that it was right at this cultural moment that Bjork's Selma Songs also dropped. Incredible.

[@Mcflurry420]

Allen Wilcox great memory thanks for the share... I saw Sigur Ros back in I think 02. A friend wanted to go so I bought tickets for us. I purposely didn’t listen to any of their music before the show so I could really experience what they had to offer. A band called the Album Leafs opened up for them and set the vibe up perfectly. The show was at my favorite music venue in Atlanta called the Tabernacle. They had the place fully packed and everyone was really blown away by them. Still to this day it’s one of my favorite shows.... wish I had been able to see Radiohead way back then. I saw them on the in rainbows tour and it was great and all but yea could of been better

[@nikiyerbamate]

kid a came out on october 2nd, 2000, meaning you’d had to have seen them on the 1st. they were in england on the 1st.

[@alex-py9rw]

Dude I can't imagine seeing sigur ros AND radiohead in the same concert

[@denxos]

There better be a Kid A: KIDNOTKID release this year.

[@ejmsucks]

PLZ FOR THE LOVE OF GOD

[@GuilloHache]

@@ejmsucks God loves your children!

[@zackzallie8735]

I heard there are 49 songs from tge Kid A/Amnesiac sessions. They should release all of them!

[@mjf8897]

they already did - it's called "Amnesiac"

[@geromy3154]

young adult a

[@athena5873]

It's really quite nice that they've decided to do this, and to give us a special way to spend our time in this quite horrible situation we're all in. In doing this, they are giving people what could possibly be the only light they have during these dark times.

[@MasterIvo]

Suns been shining with almost all clear blue skies since this started. it has benefits

[@juanestebanguzmanrodriguez3611]

Master Ivo confirm that On the other side of the world , make it shine

[@antoniobilotta4220]

I do not know..I could think they should have given us some live streams..anyway better than nothing..

[@juicer404]

a moon shaped pool from the basement is what we need right now

[@sushamle333]

Please seriously we all need that now.

[@pr0ct3r0]

yes

[@lettuce7539]

In Basement show ended in 2015, so like year before AMSP but they gave green light to play in here.

[@juliananortok7387]

my god yes

[@Foukez]

YES YES AND YES + LIVE BROADCAST.

[@berkeskaya]

that ending to “how to disappear” is heart exploding, soul swirling 12:00

[@elrabeechum5180]

Man these songs really come alive....And how they adapt/alter them slightly to a live setting is just brilliant.

[@immortaldreams9014]

YOU GUYS Made me feel less alone for a whole decade,and ,probably ,until I die

[@tamaragutierrez8655]

Radiohead: en tiempos de cuarentena, la mejor dosis!!Genios!!

[@mauricioherrero3362]

Total mente de acuerdo, mi amiga

[@cguarany]

There are a lot of Radioheads. This one from the KID A's era is still the best for me.

[@jacobneylon647]

Best performance of National Anthem I’ve seen, it’s so intense here!

[@eiredalta]

watch it in 1.25x I did it by accident and it's amazing

[@jacobneylon647]

@@eiredalta holyfuckyou’reright.jpg

[@rh-oy5uw]

KID A is my favorite album all the time.

[@zaxv5813]

Great album

[@jackenglish9948]

I really hope they play In Limbo live again some day, there’s just something so special about that song

[@lancho7641]

TRACKLIST 0:01 - The National Anthem 5:24 - How To Disappear Completely 12:30 - Morning Bell 16:45 - Idioteque 21:35 - Optimistic 26:28 - In Limbo 31:11 - Paranoid Android 38:03 - Motion Picture Soundtrack 41:44 - Everything In Its Right Place 49:57 - Just

[@pkelly206]

Lancho thank you very much!

[@ceciberuiz]

Thx!!!

[@replynotificationsdisabled]

Was it not already in the listed?

[@wernhervonbraun4222]

The best of all was how to disappear completely

[@mhtbfecsq1]

magical performance

[@berryseinfeld6772]

Watching this affirms that they were the Beatles of my generation.

[@eiredalta]

I don't think Radiohead is a glorified overrated 4 chords boy band

[@berryseinfeld6772]

@@eiredalta tell me you’re a gen Z anime incel without telling me.

[@eiredalta]

@@berryseinfeld6772you got the incel part right, doesn't make that shitty band any better

[@insandrivestream9437]

Woah! Surprise treat! Solid setlist, mesmerizing performance from everyone as usual, especially our unsung hero Colin Greenwood

[@adamreich2647]

Ahhh... I was at this show! It was terrific. Kid A had come out literally just a few days earlier, maybe 10 days. Radiohead was already big, but they had yet to reach the peak of their popularity, so you could stand back or walk up as close to the stage as you'd like. I somehow remember, at one point, Thom saying something like... "This is a new song.. We haven't decided whether we're calling it Egypt Song or Pyramid Song..." It was still 6 months or so before they released Amnesiac, so it was brand new to almost everyone, meaning tons of people were still kinda talking over it, instead of singing along like they would now. In any case, looking forward!!!

[@kidkique]

I thought Ok computer is what made them famous prior to kid a

[@sebaloko99bt]

@@kidkique Dont forget the new generations that discovered radiohead recently. Also, In Rainbows was another big popular album and came out in 2007.

[@Albert_O_Balsam]

Eh?, they were massive then, I remember they announced a surprise show at the Mandela Hall in Belfast in 1997, sold out in minutes

[@easeoverseas]

Err, I think following creep and then the huge popularity that followed through ok computer's release, that was actually the biggest Radiohead's 'popularity' ever was!

[@tedstriker7248]

Really glad they didn't choose "Egypt Song" as the name lol

[@AdvantageVarnson]

Radiohead has been using humanity’s destructive tendencies and apocalyptic visions of the future as a thematic narrative for years, e.g. Just, Pyramid Song, Daydreaming. Can’t wait to hear a post-Covid Radiohead album!!

[@berthutto5391]

I recently told a friend, now is the time for Radiohead to record a new album.

[@charlieblockclocksnow]

@@berthutto5391 I have a suspicion they are already writing and getting onto the recording stage of RH 10

[@mystikgleam9541]

@@charlieblockclocksnow Maybe once they’re done with their solo material and Jonny and Thom’s collab band drops

[@enaughspaces1340]

0:10 The National Anthem 5:26 How to Disappear Completely 12:35 Morning Bell 16:46 Idioteque 21:41 Optimistic 26:28 In Limbo 31:20 Paranoid Android 38:06 Motion Picture Soundtrack 41:48 Everything In Its Right Place 50:00 Just

[@meltyburger]

Radiohead, thank you for thinking of us and sharing your concert films on KZbin.

[@blindmansbluff]

Radiohead are the most perfect band ever. Even when they're making a horrendous noise, it's still beautiful. I saw this tour in 2000 at Warrington UK. Blew my mind.

[@kees6]

Please give us finally the basement version of a moon shaped pool!

[@jamietyldesley5614]

they tried; but weren't happy with how it ended up (apparently)

[@pabloveas5736]

@@jamietyldesley5614 where did you read that!! hahah please send us the link!

[@dnloliveira1]

@@jamietyldesley5614 did they even do it?

[@chickenmuffin]

Kees K Basement doesn’t exist now

[@chrissennfelder7249]

The basement is no more, the BBC shut down the studio.

[@dylanrhymerthecomedian8023]

THANK YOU RADIOHEAD! It's been such a hopeless feeling month. This helps immeasurably.

[@JamesSmith-wb8wx]

7:58 “I float down the Liffey” *crowd goes nuts* :)

[@irishpaul3129]

The laugh from Phil is class!

[@alenas9489]

It's the main river in Dublin too..

[@JamesSmith-wb8wx]

Alena S yep!

[@bearfitness3187]

Holy shit, I'm scrolling, just stopped to read this comment and he said it. Goosebumps 🇮🇪🤘

[@IknowIamkindagreat]

Opening with National Anthem was such a genius dig on the world situation right now...Ima tell my kids this was our Woodstock from inside our homes...

[@stuartb9945]

Wow, almost forgot about this! What a pleasant gesture, This along with gigs at The Point, Marlay Park and the Olympia were really great moments. Thank you Radiohead for your music over all the years.

[@eyan4329]

They performed at the Olympia? I bet that was fantastic

[@TheShayster7]

SIMPLY THE BEST BAND TO COME OUT OF THE UK IN THE PAST 30 YEARS

[@blackfrancis33]

The world!

[@joeearle22]

Muse*

[@TheShayster7]

Cormac Daly totally agree

[@avgoulakixo2825]

@@joeearle22 lol no

[@muhammadqolbiierstanda2743]

yaasss muse

[@Yogulado_original]

It's gonna be a glorious day!!!!!

[@jamiec2577]

Erik Dueñas Take my damn 👍 :)

[@jacovawernett3077]

Then expand your life.

[@JulioCesar2]

Así es!

[@kevincoatsworth50]

I feel my luck could change

[@Tom-iv8xb]

The tent is starting to fill, I’ve got my first pint and I can feel the unique anticipation of a world class gig. Anyone. Who else is here with me?

[@DeepState1]

Am i dreaming? What a gift, the first time i can see the full concert. 20 years later so many things happen since and the magik still here. Thanks RADIOHEAD for everything.

[@ThisCreepingLife]

How to dissapear completly was extremly heartfelt and touching. Radiohead is pure magic, Tom's fits so perfectly in their music. It wouldn't work with a "perfect voice" singer

[@MrMcVITIES]

Wow. The fabled under the big top at Punchestown gig. All my friends went and said it was the finest gig they were ever at. I can not wait to see this, 20 years later. ;)

[@luisvelasqueznahmias9754]

Debe ser la mejor versión de How to Disappear Completely que he escuchado!

[@brianperez9454]

Te lo jurooo! !!

[@Leograssx]

Argentina 2009

[@carlosbrown_33]

confirmadisimo

[@elprofecalichischismeperry9812]

Concurro

[@eoinf31]

I’m definitely not just gonna sit here for 27 hours waiting until it starts....

[@androoq1]

its already on Radiohead Public Library

[@worrywirt]

Don’t spoil the fun! We can all be here when it streams & experience it together

[@androoq1]

@@worrywirt gotcha.. ill be here as well

[@morganbythesea]

I will

[@pocket16]

I'll be here

[@barryhughes6039]

I was there - the best gig I was ever at. In a big top at Punchestown (on the Liffey - hence the cheer at its mention at 8.00) and yet the sound was PERFECT. Remember that Kid A had been released about a week at this point - yet everyone knew it. Pure class - THANK YOU FOR RELEASING THIS!!

[@willywonk2]

21 years old and still kicking ass on live performances!

[@xtrailz]

They played this venue three days in a row. I was there for all three. Only time I've heard them play Pearly* live.

[@johnhare7580]

You lucky bastard

[@hickorytravel]

lucky dude

[@ThelemicMagick]

Short but sweet! Awesome to hear 'Motion Picture Soundtrack' and 'In Limbo' (criminally underrated song) live. I'm curious for next weeks concert. Their 2012 performance in Berlin would be awesome. Stay safe!

[@sashkajohnvanwijk6366]

Original Set List (has been edited differently in video): 1. Optimistic 2. Morning Bell 3. Lucky 4. The National Anthem 5. Bones 6. Karma Police 7. In Limbo 8. Pearly 9. No Surprises 10. Climbing Up The Walls 11. Street Spirit (Fade Out) 12. Fake Plastic Trees 13. Paranoid Android 14. How To Disappear Completely 15. Idioteque 16. Just 17. Everything In It’s Right Place Encore: 18. Airbag 19. Bullet Proof... I Wish I Was 20. The Bends 21. Pyramid Song Encore 2: 19. Motion Picture Soundtrack 20. My Iron Lung

[@grahamphillips1285]

There were 3 nights. Different sets.

[@angelofdeath2898]

@@grahamphillips1285 yes because Thom wears differently in various songs

[@NotAStranger2440]

Woofle 424 that’s suck a good setlist holy shit

[@frenzy07_]

no Creep lmao. They really hate that song huh

[@mikerichards1826]

Seems we are missing over half the concert!

[@RobertDelahunty]

I was at this gig at 19. Always a fan and until bots took over ticket purchases was at every Radiohead concert in Ireland. I feel so lucky to have been at these gigs. I can't see another band coming close. Awesome guys!

[@romelovesdan]

Just 10 of the 23 songs played, but a good selection of performances.....Great era. The Kid A and Amnesiac songs come Alive in the concert setting.... Looking forward to the next one!

[@aylin3179]

something to live for

[@tonijackson3675]

Right!

[@Fulviet76]

Brava

[@YG-0123]

Their next album will be revolutionary 😭

[@NatalieBoat111]

Legitimately crafted good music is still relevant decades after it's made - Highlight of this quarantine thanks Radiohead!

[@victorfernandes5191]

It's crazy how good this concert was Absolutely stunning

[@marcinoleksy3823]

Anything Thom says after: "This is called..." the crowd is happy. And so do I. It's incredible. And it's totally appropriate

[@manogonz13]

I’m not here, this isn’t happening... April 2020

[@kevincoatsworth50]

Yep. Covered that on the porch the other night cause it was the only thing that made any sense.

[@fauntleeeeroy]

Beautiful comment

[@TheInselaffen]

Lockdown and hanging around...

[@3three3three3three]

this is really happening, happening

[@elisa-humbleservant2024]

"I'm not hereeeeee , this isn't happening, I'm not hereeeeeee!!!"♡♡♡♡♡♡♡

[@pekee9304]

This is the only good thing about this quarantine...

[@jacovawernett3077]

Then expand your life.

[@hanfordreach6849]

Such good video quality plus kid a material, im happy

[@IanMcCormackIrl]

I was at this gig, the tent made it a unique and surreal experience, thank you Radiohead

[@doojoux3886]

GOD BLESS EVERYONE WHO MADE THIS HAPPEN!

[@extmankind3863]

holyy sh*ttt this is the best national anthem live performance

[@tacticaljunk1608]

I hope Ed is still okay right now.

[@jacobneylon647]

He said he's made a full recovery and is doing much better

[@manuelfernandezgarcia978]

Why wouldn't Ed be right? I don't get it

[@HQBacon]

@@manuelfernandezgarcia978 Ed had COVID last week

[@williamandres1042]

@@HQBacon Damn, I didn't know that 😐

[@Vicente480]

@@HQBacon wasn't covid-like symptoms*?

[@keyserxx]

I went to the Wales version this Sept 2000, first and best gig I've ever been to. sigur rós supporting.

[@benngooch]

I was there too... was everyone sleeping in a tent of just me?

[@JoshLuke864]

Sigur rós supporting???? Dear god, earth really peaked in 2000

[@saltandpepper2115]

Who's having a birthday while corona outbreak? This is the greatest gift.

[@jmcinturff427]

Salt and Pepper 4/27

[@tadasukira]

yup, april 10th for me 😔🙌🏼

[@TwoGuysWithPants]

Mine was the 2nd =)

[@ab1323]

April 16th