The Venue, Oxford
“Banana Co.”, “Killer Cars” and “Yes I Am” all get their first known outing here. The tape clips the end of “You” and the start of “Vegetable”.
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Radiohead nights you can watch from the first song to the last, from camcorders in 1990s clubs to the arenas of 2025.
1993–1996 · 20 nights
“Banana Co.”, “Killer Cars” and “Yes I Am” all get their first known outing here. The tape clips the end of “You” and the start of “Vegetable”.
Their first show outside the UK, a Black Session for French radio, with the interview and the banter left in. One of six nights in the archive with “Rhinestone Cowboy”. Three sources, the Radio France one doing most of the work.
Sat unlabelled on an old VHS until commenters worked out which night it was. The uploader calls the quality terrible, so this one is for completists, with “How Do You?” and “Million Dollar Question” in the set.
The last “Million Dollar Question” in the archive. Interview segments with Colin Greenwood and Thom Yorke are cut in between the songs, and “Creep” is the first song on the video.
An early-days set with “Thinking About You” slipped in near the end, just before “Blow Out”.
The final night of the co-headline tour with Belly. “Yes I Am” sits fourth, and the set ends on “Blow Out”.
Shot on VHS by João Cruz. Twelve songs, with “(Nice Dream)” in the middle and “Stop Whispering” to close.
The first “Black Star” in the archive. It closes on “Just”.
Radiohead uploaded this one to their own YouTube channel. Seventeen songs, from “You” through “Fake Plastic Trees” and “Street Spirit” to a “Blow Out” finish.
Mastered from a VHS tape. The encore digs right back: “Killer Cars”, “Banana Co.”, “Pop Is Dead”, “Inside My Head” and finally “Maquiladora”.
Reading opens on “Sing a Song for You”, a Tim Buckley cover, the first of only two nights the band play it. The rest of the set ends on “Anyone Can Play Guitar”.
Their second Black Session for French radio. The archive's one “Union City Blue”, debuted and retired the same night, sits between “Planet Telex” and “Creep”. Two audio sources, cleaned up.
Video upscaled to 1440p60 with a better audio source laid over it. There is still no picture for the opener, “The Bends”.
A small club and, by the uploader's account, a top-quality audience shot. “Permanent Daylight” and “Bullet Proof..I Wish I Was” both make the set.
The first “True Love Waits” in the archive, sixteenth song of twenty. The uploader does not know who taped it. “Nobody Does It Better” turns up near the end.
Pro-shot footage, remastered, with soundboard audio. It sits between The Bends and OK Computer, and “Electioneering”, later on OK Computer, is already in the set, as is “Lift”.
Filmed on Hi8 by a taper credited as P.N. “Electioneering” comes fourth, straight after “High and Dry”.
Filmed on Hi8 by a taper credited as P.N., transferred by TravisBickle1963 and upscaled to 50fps. “Airbag” comes late, before “Blow Out” and “You”.
Pinkpop's own archive upload, the day after their Bataclan show in Paris. A festival set that opens on “My Iron Lung” and ends on “Anyone Can Play Guitar”, though “Electioneering”, “Street Spirit” and “Lift” are not in the upload.
The first “Climbing Up the Walls” and the first “Karma Police”, on a bill with Alanis Morissette. “Paranoid Android” is in it too, eighth of twelve.
The films the band put out themselves are with the concert films.
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