Radiohead Perform "Creep" Live on September 14, 1993 | Late Night with Conan O’Brien

[@stanleykong9940]

The fact that Conan’s first musical guest was Radiohead was a sign of the greatness to come

[@austins.2495]

Absolutely

[@davidcabigao1248]

And the title of the song is synonymous with Conan

[@mr.iforgot3062]

1hit wonders should be proud.

[@nickvkontakte]

А у Урганта Земфира была

[@i-ate-bread]

@@davidcabigao1248 lol what controversy have i missed about conan this time

[@johng81818]

12 years ago I got sent to California State Prison for drug possession . When the bus pulled up to Delano State Prison and we were waiting at the electric fences to get cleared to come inside. I remember singing in my head this song especially the part when he said, “What the hell am I doing here. I don’t belong here.” The bus driver at the moment turned up the music on the radio and this song was playing. I knew right there and then that this was going to be my last time ever in prison. That was 12 years ago and I’m proud to say that I’ve been crime free ever since and clean and sober. My name is Jon G and I’m a very grateful recovering drug addict. Thank you for letting me share.

[@birdperson3376]

My wife works at a drug rehab facility and I work in mental health. I can say from personal experience that there is not enough support or understanding from non users in the community and this makes your accomplishment that much more impressive. Keep up the good work buddy, and here's to hoping that things improve to help others improve their situation.

[@NobleNobbler]

[@annieyoung7998]

Way to go!!! Thanks for your share!

[@ameliezhou8887]

You didn’t belong there, but you were never a creep. So proud of you!

[@JotaroKujoh]

bro’s character development goes crazy👏

[@salsal435]

Conan was always ahead of the mainstream music media. He also had Slipknot first and many more times after that.

[@salsal435]

Also since Conan archives can't show musical guests because of the many layers of music rights ownership, makes me wonder how they were able to show this clip now!! GO CONAN!!!

[@christophercortez6008]

I think you mean the Slipnuts

[@morbidz0mb]

I think you mean Shitknot

[@Kat.Evangeline14]

I saw them in LA. At first we bought 2 tickets on the street at the Palace and 1 was fake. We were poor but we bought a 3rd ticket. $300 to see them in 1993 or so - - - bad sound system - Great band ❤

[@jenn280]

Letterman was similar

[@omsam8930]

"I guess you guys aren’t ready for that yet. But your kids are gonna love it."

[@mr.mysterious7940]

That part of the movie never made sense to me. Johnny B Goode came out in 1958, 3 years after 1955. So it would still be those same teenagers at the school dance that would like it, not their kids. You know?

[@zurichRevolts]

@mr.mysterious7940 the kids at the dance did like the song. the movie shows like two full minutes of everyone liking the song. the part they didn't like was his electric guitar solo. i don't think there's any way to be confused after actually watching the scene; you've gotta just be seeing the meme and vaguely remembering what was happening in the scene without remembering the solo

[@BackyardAquatics-o2m]

@@mr.mysterious7940 they liked that song it was the eddie van halen solo part at the end they didn't get lol

[@Sockpoppet]

Hell yeah.

[@dinospumoni5611]

Radiohead weren't exactly subversive lol they were pop-oriented from the start, obviously this crowd liked the performance.

[@LoveStallion]

"My next guest has taken self-loathing and raised it to an artform" was unbelievably prophetic about the Radiohead corpus that was to come.

[@redskies4530]

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[@hammer44head]

yeah, Velvet Underground i think invented self loathing to an art form but this is good stuff.

[@ralphturnbull916]

Sweet 1970s xx

[@lulsaint6174]

and they laughed

[@pablocastilo7846]

Damn, his sheepish body language and awkwardness at the end when Conan comes back shows this song really came from the heart. I’m sure it was therapeutic to sing such a vulnerable song back when they first came out with it.

[@myxotek]

And today, 31 years later, Tilda Swinton could play both Thom and Conan in their biopics. Great video!

[@leonardotube]

Ahahahahaha

[@xxLonniExx]

Beat me to it 😂😂😂

[@tukiluka]

Whoa, I just came here from the scene in Endgame where Tilda Swindon gives the stone to Bruce (spoiler alert), also Jack dies at the end of Titanic.

[@indonesiamushroom]

Bangsattt 😂

[@johnnolan4312]

Pretty sure Martin Short could also lol

[@sophyrules]

thom’s voice is INSANE

[@redskies4530]

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[@raymondvaughan6262]

Can't sing sorry put him on stage with someone good shit his self

[@Puglie]

I love Sophy❤

[@raymondvaughan6262]

@@sophyrules bloody hell he's agony

[@RogerAlcazar-cn9tu]

True

[@gxbrxxl9626]

I love how Thom actually embodied the song for this specific performance

[@richskl6631]

I’m glad he grew out of this rock star phase as soon as he did.

[@prophez23]

He was getting sick of singing it and being labeled as the creator of it by this time. I'm sure that's why he was acting like he did lol

[@kassandrakid9440]

@@prophez23 so you think that he’s hamming it up? I know that he famously has hated this song. He really does look like he has to pee.

[@liberioescriba6158]

he was getting drunk every night & being a douche to the guys ...there are interviews this old where he discusses leaving radiohead & going solo after this tour.

[@WhoGitDaBiscuit]

@@richskl6631👍

[@SteveHigney123go]

I've been a singer for over 50 years and this type of performance is called living in the song. Amazing delivery.Amazing song.

[@pce12345]

💯

[@gdan9923]

Wow I’ve always noticed that some musicians just seem to be on a different plane when performing and I’ve never been able to put my finger on it, but “living in the song” is exactly it! I love that term. I’m not a musician but I’m an artist and I’m going to remember that as a goal when I paint.

[@originaozz]

This is probably one of the rawest performance I've ever seen. Shit gave me goosebumps. What a combo!

[@redskies4530]

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[@fokunwong]

I seen them live at a music festival back in 1995 just after they had released thier albulm the bands.they sang every song from that albulm and a couple from this albulm pablo honey.they closed the set with creep and it was amazing.for me the bands album will always be my favourite out of there albulms

[@SummerofKittyLove]

Singer seems to genuinely singing about himself! Mental and intense. Song is so amazing

[@redskies4530]

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[@logancampbell3065]

he is singing about himself

[@estherescalante3977]

yup

[@dudebrodude4388]

Wow, I just replied to one of your comments the other day on the Catfished channel. May or may not have called you insane. Small world!

[@lia96334]

what's interesting about 'creep' is that in the earlier performances thom uses all his strength to hold the high note at the climax of the song, you can see him struggling with this a bit, but every other time he did the scream more and more effortlessly. mind-blowing voice

[@prophez23]

His vocal range is off the charts. In my opinion if I had to pick only 2 singers that I thought were the best of the best in my lifetime hands down it would be Layne Staley and Thom Yorke.

[@EpicTetsu]

​@@prophez23 you get my thumbs up for Mentioning the Great Layne Staley...RIP 🤘

[@lia96334]

​@@prophez23absolutely!! his vocals in Love, Hate, Love are incredible, still hits me like the first time

[@djofanaccount]

Right!!

[@Childofbhaal]

@@prophez23can’t forget Jeff Buckley. Thom was heavily inspired by him

[@siletsahar]

I love how young musicians in the past used to be dirty, weird, visceral, natural...

[@scoobybag]

Do you know about big thife?

[@jayk5323]

Couldn't agree more. It's a little hard to explain, but I've always found that people with immense talent in any creative endeavor almost live on different parallel then us normal folk. This particular performance is a great example of the "overly managed", white washed, soulless scrap that permeates the music scene of today. Imagine an up and.coming singer songwriter were to give this performance today.....the facial contortions, the unkempt stringy, greasy mop on his dome, the androgynous vibe, the I don't give an F about anything behavior would never work as mass appeal and not offending anyone has led to the milquetoast garbage that is called music.

[@FreeMarketSwine]

2:59 Radiohead is a superband but I wonder how much of their success can be attributed to Thom's ability to hit this one note.

[@folv6631]

90% of it probably. The whole song is very niche at first (prior to it becoming a popular mainstay song I mean), and his voice seems 'questionable' with cracks and whines here and there. But once he hits that note, you realize it's all very carefully deliberate and that he can really belt clear/melodic notes when he needs to and that changes your entire perception of what's going on.

[@redskies4530]

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[@shankrl1]

@@folv6631reminds me of Tom Waits, like “oh he can do whatever he wants he’s choosing to do that”

[@pjackson8322]

Every big band has their popular song. So yes that is part of it. But it was a gateway to the rest of their talent.

[@bchowmein1711]

What a dumb comment

[@citizenerazed5539]

I've seen so many performances of "Creep" but this is the purest moment when this song was played, especially Thom.

[@dallastrujillo7540]

The long hold on the scream. So emotional. Class act.

[@user-ug2jb6jd8i]

Like a creep​@@MasDouc

[@Doug-my8qz]

Let’s be honest here. High af lol. The whole lot of them

[@braulioreynoso]

Johnny's guitar harmonizing with Thom at 2:00.. WOW

[@raymondvaughan6262]

You haven't heard many guitarist then singers agony don't no how they be come so big 😂

[@cloudbullets]

This Conan guy is gonna go places

[@egilaat]

So is Radiohead..

[@uncletom356]

He's so fucking special Although, I am a creep

[@timin770]

Great show. That's something they can never take away from Conan

[@redskies4530]

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[@bilbobaggins9451]

He literally looks the same. Lmao

[@Devan-he4kr]

4:19 Thom Yorke and Conan awkwardly juxtaposed agains each other is a great sight.

[@Batman-u8e]

He looked like an awkward female

[@Hupomone]

Radiohead as your first musical guest. To say "this aged well" is an understatement. I think I watched this when it was first broadcast, but uncertain.

[@GDS4545]

I was born exactly the day it was performed

[@YouNeedToHearThis]

3:02 That monotone RUUUUUUUUN is so subtly different from the album and all other performances of Creep I've seen, but it is truly unique and really brings it to another level.

[@teacher-sean]

It's so amazing to see Radiohead in such an early stage of their career. At this point, they still appear moldable and look slightly vulnerable, maybe unsure in some ways. I love this performance so much. This is a gem. It's crazy that it's the first performance on Conan's show too.. Stars aligned. Literally and figuratively.

[@redskies4530]

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[@u2phreak]

That "Ruuuuuun", so cathartic, Goosebumps here 😢

[@KJ-je9pm]

Conan O Brien and Radiohead. Two of my faves ever! How the hell did I not know that they were Conan’s first musical guest??

[@AMEER-114-]

I would have to say that the performance was sooo real, sooo devastating to the hearer... That as Conan approached Yorke at the end...he actually appeared frightened, shaken And I imagine some audience members were, also

[@redskies4530]

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[@bl00zjammer]

Conan didn't set the trends, he was way, way ahead of the trends. He was unique. And there are no bands like Radiohead anymore.

[@LOVE2Flute]

This is the first time I’ve actually heard the original songwriters perform their song. This brought me to an entirely new level then i have been before listening to others renditions.

[@BeSquared-hm1tt]

I think it is for me too, how wild is that? Also cheers, I used to play flute 💕

[@therealryufromjapan3051]

You might have seen the doors old timer lol live light my fire ed suvillan

[@redskies4530]

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[@LaurenOliviArt]

Who is the artist you usually listen to ?

[@LOVE2Flute]

@@LaurenOliviArt James Taylor :) Plus any artist who puts their heart into their craft. Harry Connick Jr., Willy Nelson, Eva Cassidy …

[@Spinsjal]

I believe that we all have a bit of "creep" and that we are all "normal". Lovely heartfelt performance

[@skatinwhenican]

Seriously, this performance was amazing. It strikes some sad old emotion in me, idk. But we all made it this far, therefore we belong here.

[@nonsense2369]

We deserve here

[@senderoverland]

This performance was terrible

[@landl190372]

@@senderoverland It was raw

[@landl190372]

Glad you made it pal.

[@FahrvergnugenTaglich]

Don’t be so dramatic; life is beautiful

[@dv4sey]

I can't explain how much i love Thom Yorke he just sing from all his heart like he really mean every word he sing , incroyable

[@joshuatealeaves]

I can never get over this era. All I see is Thom cosplaying the early 90’s. It’s hilarious to me

[@dayofthejackyl]

Except he wasn’t cosplaying the early 90s. He WAS the early 90s.

[@bachouvenn3563]

2:28 I don't know why, but at that particular, specific moment, the part reminds me of the good times I had back when I was a kid, going home at 9pm from extra classes, and chill myself out with some television shows on Disney channel or Cartoon Network

[@Bigdoppa3]

thom was such a cornball back then i love him

[@kidkique]

Stop acting like you're his friend and go way back or something

[@Bigdoppa3]

@@kidkique what?

[@Poignant_Ritual]

​@@kidkiqueGod do you ever shut up?

[@ryanz4772]

​@@kidkiquewow, you're a mouthpiece. Some people don't have the ability to shut their mouths 🙄

[@juliannnnnnnnnnnnn]

@@kidkique you might be on the spectrum buddy

[@daniellikahong]

Excellent video quality wow, for a 1993 video, thanks for internet and youtube. It is great to be a fan of Radiohead. :)

[@othahex]

These kids are going places.

[@prophez23]

I definitely sense some potential. I guess only time will tell..

[@rocklee6306]

Idk they probably won’t get too popular, but they are really good!

[@whitepony-f9w]

yeah. the singer seems to bend down a lot while singing. they should release an album called "The Bends" or something, idk

[@Marija-dx4vz]

Do you guys know who these "kids"are?

[@bonkers622]

​@@Marija-dx4vz?

[@yuvrajbhatnagar5838]

0:29 what is robert pattinson doin here

[@AragonMontagnini-iy3nm]

😂😂😂

[@pravindigamage6927]

I thought same 😂

[@LinthantNaing-fr3le]

😂😂

[@MextizaCalifa]

Hahahaah wtffuk hahaja thats so true😂😂😂😂

[@namanpratap4813]

Yeah Its looks robert Pattinson is the bassist of radiohead

[@rabbitfishtv]

I’m very pleased with this timeline in which 31 years later, Thom and Jonny are still making groundbreaking music together.

[@shontam]

Imagine catching this in ‘93 at 1:20AM on a Tuesday. Keep in mind they didn’t have reruns and without youtube if you didn’t see it when it aired you were out of luck. I can imagine the talk at school the next day “did you see Radiohead last night on conan? so sick!”. I remember staying up late with my buddy, getting stoned, playing playstation and watching conan every night. Damn those were good times. Miss you, Andy, wherever you are.

[@TallGreyMan]

Two of my most favourite famous entities - Conan and Radiohead together. Doesn't get any better than this!

[@wallyr.7854]

I don’t care what people say, if there was ever a list of the top 100 greatest songs of all times, Radiohead’s Creep is definitely in that list. What a performance 👏🏼 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼🙇🏻‍♂️

[@champy4343]

I look up Radiohead on Conan and the video was uploaded 6 hours ago, what’re the odds?

[@newyyykkll]

It's a phenomenon called synchronicity.

[@champy4343]

@@newyyykkll ☹️

[@andrecarvalho1594]

@@newyyykkll AKA randomness

[@tammyb885]

Kismet

[@jonathansanders9816]

1 in 8,636

[@billramsey8934]

As a 70 something year old who grew up loving the 60s and 70s music, I'm blown away by how powerfully cool this song and performance is. Radiohead kills this!

[@prophez23]

You can tell that this was about the time when Thom was sick and tired of singing Creep and being known as the band that was responsible for it 😂

[@mehakverma7043]

It's about time this was reposted. This is my favourite version of creep of all time.

[@Ws-tc5jb]

90s the best.even picture quality is more attractive than today's

[@AMEER-114-]

I would have to say that the performance was sooo real, sooo devastating to the hearer... That as Conan approached Yorke at the end...he actually appeared frightened, shaken And I imagine some audience members were, also

[@redskies4530]

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[@thehllw]

thats film for ya

[@gfmustard]

​@@thehllwIn 1993, on a talk show television budget, this was undoubtedly shot on television camera straight to tape, not film. It's in good quality because it's been digitised from archived broadcast tapes, not from consumer grade VHS or what have you.

[@annie.76]

I was 15 yrs old and unlike most bands who first couple of albums are their best work. Radiohead nearly 30 years later and just kept getting better. Hands down my favorite band❤️

[@redskies4530]

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[@KristineMoment]

i'm a jeep, i'm a gringo 😭

[@ColorsBright]

I drive a volvo

[@kerryknell6639]

Feels like an SNL skit, and I love radiohead. That scream grabs your soul.

[@ericferguson9989]

Young Thom Yorke reminds me of a Martin Short Character.

[@MarkWitucke]

Way back when Radiohead's lead singer was Tilda Swinton.

[@dayofthejackyl]

🙄

[@reedharrington6954]

@@dayofthejackyl you must be fun at parties

[@millzyboy500]

At least you didn’t say that famous Andy painter dude

[@matrescence_motherhood]

Dumb comment

[@estherescalante3977]

Crazy you say that ❗️I thought he looked like her(Tilda).

[@lizhunter-smith878]

Fun Fact: The driving guitar was never meant to be in the original version. Johnny hated the song, and one day started hammering the guitar in protest. The band loved it and left it in.

[@AskJoe]

What a classic performance. I'm so glad these clips are finally being shared with the world instead of sitting somewhere in a vault on deteriorating tapes.

[@AMEER-114-]

I would have to say that the performance was sooo real, sooo devastating to the hearer... That as Conan approached Yorke at the end...he actually appeared frightened, shaken And I imagine some audience members were, also

[@nicolasblanchard1346]

Probably the best live perf of this song .I like how it is raw , brutal and emotional at the same time .

[@celebrity292]

I found quite a few bands on conan. The mooney suzuki, john spencer blues explosion, the strokes, the white stripes. Great stuff

[@frempy4426]

Holy shit the Mooney Suzuki that takes me way back damn

[@vandemerora]

even when he sang it in that year I wasn't born yet..but I heard this song from my father..and until now in 2024 I still listen to this song😊

[@paulisson]

Jordan Schlansky wedding song

[@erin758]

🤣🤣

[@redskies4530]

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[@iCover480]

Johnny hasn’t aged a single day since 1993. Incredible…

[@gaydiohead]

4:19 thom is sooo adorable 😭

[@mistopraro666]

´´gaydiohead´´ LMAO

[@durian.electra]

the pure theatrics and exaggerated emotions and the way he switches up to sing certain words has the exact same energy as lana del rey performing blue jeans on snl

[@rogeliomedina6618]

Remember seeing this live as a senior in High School . Still best performance of this song

[@LordEriolTolkien]

That discordant guitar frenzy is perfection. Once again showing the absolute pre eminence of the guitar

[@thelostone6981]

I hope Jonny Greenwood has recovered. To think, this was band was close to being a one-hit wonder with this song. Pablo Honey was ok, but I’ve loved every album since and their talent had shined through in everything they do.

[@NotDingse]

Recovered? Edit: oh!

[@river3604]

​@@NotDingsewhat happened to him?

[@NotDingse]

@@river3604 he became very ill and went into intensive care. He is no longer in serious danger but they had to cancel a bunch of concerts.

[@ck891]

Honestly man, Pablo Honey is better than you probably think! Blow Out, Prove Yourself, Anyone Can Play Guitar, Creep. Etc, they’re all excellent songs (especially Blow Out!! I’d argue that’s one of their best). It’s just, what came after changed the their game forever. They mixed it up, redefined and redesigned themselves with each album, time and time again bringing a whole new sound to the table. I feel like, with that in mind, it was always gona be impossible for Pablo Honey to ever be anything more than just a debut, solid, British alt-rock album, since OK Computer was like.. The Dark Side of the Moon, of the 90’s!! I love how throughout the years, their live performances just got better, bigger, intenser, focused!! Everything about them as a band became more significant with each album release.. Because of that, the fucking agony, the stress, the touring, the work, the relationships.. It ruined them. They needed their well deserved.. break?? One can only hope. But at the same time, I kinda like what we have now. A near perfect run of albums adored world wide.. Maybe it’s time they did leave it at that? Plus, Yorke and Greenwood have that Smile thing going for em with Skinner, which is nice. I’m happy they still have another outlet to explore and create new stuff without the massive weight of the ‘RADIOHEAD’ name looming over their heads.

[@river3604]

@@ck891 very well said

[@lomps]

This is pure genius. I feel so thankful Thom is still making great music and pushing boundaries. And I have to also add the song itself is so heart wrenching because it captures what some dismissively call "youthful alienation" but I think it goes much much deeper. "Civilization" and American culture in particular circumscribes what is possible through a very twisted, capitalistic, and shallow lens. Although I made it through my youth relatively unscathed I remember the dread and apprehension I often felt and feeling like a "wierdo" or a creep is a perfectly natural response to a cultural system that at its root is very oppressive and conformist. Kids feel this deeply and I think it's why Creep has become such an anthem for the "disaffected youth"

[@equinnox70]

Wow! Well said. Could not agree more.

[@bima6004]

Seeing this video in hd was a real treat

[@jasonpeters9716]

"anyone can play guitar," STILL my fav Radiohead song after +30yrs a fan

[@handmadeindustrial]

Damn, that was a great performance. So clean.

[@Jesus_Saves_Believers]

Lead singer was nervous as hale.

[@lsmocyclist]

2024 anyone ?

[@r2xa]

😂

[@deepzzzleep3575]

Yeah

[@syafiqfirdaus140]

🔥🔥

[@kenshiroswing9942]

Thom Yorke sang "I wanna be.. I wanna be Jim Morrison.." and I sing.. "I wanna be.. I wanna be Thom Yorke " 😅

[@preziosasettantatre2345]

🙋🏼‍♀️

[@skatinwhenican]

Thank you for bringing this to light, preserve the art.

[@mehakverma7043]

1:22 looks like Johnny Greenwood's guitar killed him

[@tukiluka]

Anyone else now thinking about during the writer's strike when Jordan, Aaron Bleyaert and other staff were playing "Creep" on Rockband, and Conan comes in with a real guitar and amp slung over his shoulder and completely outplays them, while blocking their view... and Jordan is on drums trying to look under Conan's leg to still drum accurately... with a bottle of Moet on the table next to him? If that's not proof that Jordan has always been Jordan, go back and watch that video (I think you can just type in "Conan writer's strike") and remember this was shortly before they even revealed Jordan for the first time... like, a couple of episodes before. I remember... I watched those shows live... I watch YOU live! Loves xx

[@gregstandish6439]

Wow! That was an unexplainably great performance! This guy can really belt out the lyrics at any octave and his guitarists are equally impressive! You can see him working the pedals for his guitar.

[@M4NA5]

Conan always hosted many of my favourite bands that seldomly played other late night shows - from Radiohead to Lamb of God.

[@robertsimington911]

These guys are going to be famous someday.

[@revelry1969]

This band may make it someday. Love it

[@loganf.07]

Seems like a good start bit they sound like every other grunge band!

[@prophez23]

It's possible but the singer dude need a haircut.. And yes I'm obviously joking 😂

[@redskies4530]

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[@thisismadisonacid]

Aw, Conan is so nervous and young. And what guts to have them as his first musical guests. Also, the anger in Johnny's guitar playing literally made my day as well as Thoms hair. I was just thinking today how crazy it is how Thom makes me hopeful and less cynical of being 33 with nothing to show for my life, because he gets better with age, so maybe it's not too late for me.

[@nukizone]

Self loathing in an art form, couldn't have said it better myself

[@apoclypse]

I don't think anybody would have guessed that they would release OK Computer not long after and completely blow people's minds. I heard this song and thought okay, they got something but I think they are going to be a 1 hit wonder. Glad I was so wrong. Their whole catalog is one of my favorites of any band.

[@ChiCan76]

Love the 80s, but the 90s (most of it) was pretty good too ;-) Thanks for posting this kick ass performance!!

[@peekaboo4390]

All Radiohead albums are a must have in any respectable music collection.

[@kristinzeiber23]

Yesssss

[@MJR_ATX]

Thom had the emo look down 15 years before the rest of the pop scene

[@marcgrenier9431]

F**king awesome guitarists here. Respect.

[@22RosesGrow]

It's such a catchy song, I love the melody. And the suject at hand, everyone has felt that at least once, it pulls you in.Beautiful song.

[@tomscott4438]

I read the band "hated" this song, and Ok Computer (as a body of work) is far beyond it, but WHAT a song. It meant so much to so many people at so many points in their life. Unless you are clueless and self-absorbed, we all (at some point) feel like an outsider, alone, a "creep". Sorry boys but once you create the art, it doesn't' belong to you anymore, it's belongs to all of us.

[@mikelevitt7365]

It's probably as painful to play as it is to watch. As a musician, when you put everything out there it can be kind of embarrassing to look at over and over. Guessing that's the deal here. An amazing work of raw emotion and sadness.

[@tomscott4438]

@@mikelevitt7365 Agreed. Thom looks spent, as do most of the band. Not so much sadness, more regret.

[@fiarandompenaltygeneratorm5044]

It feels like "A Moon Shaped Pool" came out in 1993.

[@PsychesMuse]

Wow! I've heard this song numerous times, but NEVER have I seen it performed live! That singer really kicks ass!👈😲👍

[@kimeg7294]

The chilling level of the bassist is beyond supreme.

[@CertifiedSampleFairy]

When I heard his voice, it was so soothing (sure, he was probably nervous, so it's understandable why it was so soft and quiet), so props to Radiohead for killing it here!

[@kAster_Kit]

1:36 dude calm down

[@Madeupfakerobot]

No!!!Let him cook!! Let him cook!!!!!

[@sarahr6295]

I can't believe this masterpiece has been released more than 31 years ago... 😭 Still giving me so much freakin' chills!!! 🔥 🔥 🔥

[@ididntwantthischannel5538]

setting the tone and mood for the 90's

[@driley5004]

Ladies and gents, this is why WE love Conan ❤️

[@demthangs4619]

Well he’s a lib queen at this point. He was cool in 2006 at least….. his soul has been taken. 2006 was conjecture, if it’s right whoever queered out licks this anus.

[@chickadee.1232]

December 2024!!!🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@Tassiewatch]

Bravo for the upload, all credit to the sound and mixing crew - raw unfettered, it really brings out what Radiohead were actually about

[@RyanPlante-d9t]

This is the day I was born

[@sickntired6241]

Glad they went to the studio and broke through. Found who they really are and what they wanted to be. It was the next album that made them without question…the greatest band in the history of the planet. They stopped doing what they thought fans wanted and did what they wanted and it was fucking epic!!

[@vanessatrenor6714]

So imperfect it makes it perfect

[@gabriel432]

Its probably one of those songs that they're tired of playing. So its amazing to see how passionate this is when the song first came out.

[@LaiYou]

this is the first time listend to this , i have no idea Radiohead is so good

[@prophez23]

They're one of the greatest bands out there you should definitely go bing listen to them. Start with Ok Computer and then explore more afterwards.

[@pamelareyes292]

Today I was driving with my beautiful son , he put this song for me was beautiful moment with him my son is sick no easy to comunícate but today we comunícate by this song❤

[@NickScott86]

I'm not used to seeing Thom Yorke with hair! I kept thinking he was going to rip off a wig 😂

[@StoneE4]

I was one week into Marine Corps bootcamp when this aired... No radio, no TV, no contact with the outside world other than letters. It wasn't the greatest live performance of this song but I'm glad I finally heard it 31 years later.