18 December 2009 · newspaper
Thom Yorke on The Guardian
Thom Yorke tells The Guardian about the Copenhagen climate talks, from passing the buck to carbon trading, and what he would tell leaders.
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17 December 2009 · video
Thom Yorke on Esperanza Garcia
Friends who have sat through years of climate negotiations tell him nothing has changed.
17 December 2009 · TV
Thom Yorke on Fora.tv
Whatever the leaders draw up this weekend, Yorke says, people will smell it if it is empty.
17 December 2009 · TV
Thom Yorke on Grist.TV
He got into the Copenhagen talks on a press pass like any reporter, and wonders how long it will be before he is thrown out.
December 2009 · video
Thom Yorke on Oneclimate
The brightest thing Yorke has seen in the building is the Brazilian flag outside Brazil's delegation.
December 2009 · video
Thom Yorke on COP15
The week In Rainbows went up was the most exciting of Thom Yorke's life, because nobody knew what would happen.
28 October 2009 · TV
Ed O'Brien on ITN News
He agrees with the government on education and licensing, and parts company with it on cutting people off.
22 September 2009 · video
Ed O'Brien on BBC
Letting fans pay what they liked for In Rainbows was simply Radiohead accepting that sharing music online had become the norm, he says.
27 August 2009 · radio
Ed O'Brien on BBC Radio 1
Reading is the festival down the road from home, and Radiohead turned it down the year before because they were in America.
August 2009 · video
Phil Selway on BBC
Neil Finn and Phil Selway on BBC Breakfast about The Sun Came Out, the 7 Worlds Collide album made for Oxfam in three weeks.
19 July 2009 · video
Thom Yorke on Adam Buxton
Buxton's view is that plain Thom Yorke is fine but not great, and the name needs jazzing up.
22 March 2009 · TV
Radiohead on Multishow
Thom Yorke tried walking on stage the way Michael Stipe did, without even warming up, and found he needed the opposite.
22 March 2009 · TV
Thom Yorke and Ed O'Brien on Multishow
Andy Watson's low-energy light rig for the tour uses about 30 per cent of the power of a normal one.
2009 · video
John Leckie on Record Production
John Leckie thinks his handwritten college thesis on electronic music, copied from the backs of Stockhausen sleeves, is how he got into Abbey Road.
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2009 · video
Radiohead on Dave Fanning, RTÉ
Kid A started no fights, but it left one of the band wondering where he played a part if they weren't playing guitars.