November 2017 · TV
Phil Selway on CBC
Scott Johnson, 33, had been Radiohead's drum technician for about two years, and also worked for Keane and the Killers.
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26 September 2017 · radio
Thom Yorke and Jonny Greenwood on BBC 6 Music
Asked about goosebumps, one of the three behind the Blue Planet II music answers: from goosebumps to mild amusement at some creatures.
18 July 2017 · radio
Ed O'Brien and Phil Selway on GLZ Radio
Music is the greatest detector, Ed O'Brien or Phil Selway says: you can tell when a band doesn't love it.
7 July 2017 · TV
Ed O'Brien on BBC Two
Scotland and Argentina have the liveliest crowds anywhere, he says, and the two are very similar.
July 2017 · radio
Colin Greenwood on BBC 6 Music
Colin Greenwood still envies Thom Yorke the night James Brown asked him to introduce him at the Hollywood Bowl.
19 June 2017 · radio
Ed O'Brien on BBC Radio 1
Coldplay bringing out Barry Gibb was brilliant, he says, but Radiohead are not that kind of band.
June 2017 · radio
Colin Greenwood on BBC 6 Music
Colin once forgot Jonny's keyboard stand at the Rock Garden, so Jonny played with his back to the audience and still holds it against him.
June 2017 · radio
Ed O'Brien and Phil Selway on BBC Radio 2
Ed O'Brien's father was one of the people calling Radiohead one-hit wonders when R.E.M. picked them to play Milton Keynes.
June 2017 · radio
Ed O'Brien and Phil Selway on BBC 6 Music
A website ranking 157 Radiohead songs puts “True Love Waits” at the top and “Pop Is Dead” at the bottom.
June 2017 · video
Ed O'Brien on Saints of Somewhere
In the summer of 1985 Thom Yorke saw him on his way to the music school to jam, and asked if he could come along.
June 2017 · radio
Nigel Godrich on BBC 6 Music
His one production before OK Computer, a power pop record for Silver Sun, came because the label knew Radiohead were next.
June 2017 · radio
Phil Selway on BBC 6 Music
Phil Selway wore out his first copy of U2's Boy, a record he first heard drifting down from his sister's room, and bought a second.
June 2017 · radio
Phil Selway on BBC 6 Music
The first band he ever saw were the Bluebells, opening for Altered Images at Oxford Polytechnic in 1982.
June 2017 · radio
Phil Selway on Radio X
Before most shows Selway, Thom Yorke and Ed O'Brien write the setlist that afternoon; Glastonbury's was settled in advance, for the television.
June 2017 · radio
Thom Yorke on BBC 6 Music
His first record of his own was Queen's Greatest Hits on cassette, played until it wore out.
March 2017 · video
Phil Selway on Art Detective
Richter painted the Cage paintings while listening to John Cage, and Selway hears the composer's trust in chance all through them.
11 February 2017 · radio
Phil Selway on BBC 6 Music
If his team goes out of the FA Cup, he tells himself at least they can concentrate on the league.
25 January 2017 · radio
Colin Greenwood on BBC 6 Music
Touring Britain out of the back of a rusty white van gave him a whole day to explore every town they played.