Full concerts

Bonnaroo's own footage, put up by the band: 28 songs, two hours and 19 minutes. “15 Step” and “Weird Fishes/Arpeggi” come third and fourth, and “House of Cards” is second-last.

Starts on “You and Whose Army?”, and later gives you “4 Minute Warning”, one of eleven nights it was played. “Down Is the New Up” and “Bangers + Mash” too. The audio sync wobbles in places.

The last “Black Star” to date, in the encore beside “True Love Waits”. Night two in Berkeley also has “Go Slowly” and “All I Need” in early form, and finishes on “The Tourist”.

A good audience shot with top-notch sound. “Bodysnatchers” arrives sixth, “Go Slowly” eighth, and the last two songs are “Nude” and “Everything in Its Right Place”.

Pukkelpop, opening on “Airbag” and “The National Anthem”. A festival-length run of 22 that puts “Karma Police” sixth and saves “Fake Plastic Trees” for near the end.

Taped by dusta, with good pictures for a festival field. The end is the thing: “True Love Waits”, “Everything in Its Right Place”, then “Creep”.

The Rock en Seine festival. “Videotape” and “Nude” sit next to “Fake Plastic Trees” early on, and the encore runs “Bodysnatchers” into “There There” and “Karma Police”.

A Brick Lane club show the band put up themselves, all ten In Rainbows songs, then five more. “Up on the Ladder” comes back after 1,988 days for the last time to date.

The In Rainbows From the Basement session, filmed at the Hospital Club. Fourteen songs, “Optimistic” and “Go Slowly” among them.

Opening night of the American tour, starting on “All I Need”. “Bullet Proof..I Wish I Was” returns after 1,478 days away. One audience camera, with some surprisingly good zooms.

Several tapers' cameras cut together into one multicam film, with audio taped by MLK. Opens on “Reckoner” and ends on “2 + 2 = 5”, then “Paranoid Android”.

First of two nights in the park in June 2008. A strong audience shot, with audio from a recording somebody bought off a stall in Camden Market. “Planet Telex” and “The Tourist” turn up near the end.

Night two, with a different set: “Reckoner” first, “Lucky” and “Myxomatosis” in, “Karma Police” and “Go Slowly” late. The sound is rougher than night one's.

Headlining Lollapalooza, from a fan who filmed most of it. A couple of songs short of the full show.

Thom after “Bodysnatchers”: “If you're looking for Kid Rock you're at the wrong place.” The set goes out on “The National Anthem” and “Street Spirit (Fade Out)”.

Assembled by a fan from other people's clips and an audio source, so the picture changes from song to song. No clip of “Bodysnatchers” was found, so it plays over a blank screen.

The Outside Lands festival set. Opens on “15 Step”, then “Reckoner”, with “Talk Show Host” early.

A fan's tape that starts at “Airbag”, so the opening “15 Step” is missing. After that, “Faust Arp”, “Optimistic” and a late “Street Spirit (Fade Out)”.

The band's own film, dedicated to their production manager Richard Young. Opens on “Reckoner”, then “Optimistic”, with Colin Greenwood's backstage photo on the upload.

The last “Knives Out” to date, though the band's 88-minute cut leaves it out, along with “Airbag” and six others. What is left starts on “15 Step” and “Just”.

Rio, their first South American show, built months after the fact by the Rain Down Project from fans' phones and cameras. Closes on “Creep”.

A fan edit by the Rain Down Project, built from many fans' cameras, with soundboard audio on some songs. Twenty-six songs, “Talk Show Host” and “Exit Music (For a Film)” among them, and “Creep” to finish.

Buenos Aires, posted by the band. “Kid A” fifth, “Planet Telex” late in the set, and “Creep” as the very last song.

It ends on “Creep” straight after “Everything in Its Right Place”. The uploader is honest about the DVD it came from: a shaky audience shot with the crowd singing along, though some stretches look very good.

The Prague fan film, shot by a group of fans who set out to catch the band from as many angles as they could. “True Love Waits” turns up near the end, between “The Bends” and “Everything in Its Right Place”.

The last “Bangers + Mash” to date, wedged between “Karma Police” and “Bodysnatchers”. Multicam DVD stitched from fans' videos and audio, with “Lucky” and “Creep” to finish.

Last night of the In Rainbows run, and they open with “Creep”. The edit uses the HDTV broadcast where it exists and the band's own radiohead.tv release for the rest, so the picture drops to SD from “There There”.

The Haiti benefit for Oxfam America, with the first “Lotus Flower” in the archive and the last “Faust Arp” and “Dollars and Cents”. The multicam was made with Radiohead's and Oxfam's blessing, and its makers ask for a donation to Oxfam America.