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The first “Kid A” and the first “You and Whose Army?” in the archive, though “Kid A” is not in the video, which cuts back in partway through “No Surprises”. “Optimistic” opens, its first time in that slot.
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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.
2000–2003 · 29 nights
The first “Kid A” and the first “You and Whose Army?” in the archive, though “Kid A” is not in the video, which cuts back in partway through “No Surprises”. “Optimistic” opens, its first time in that slot.
“Killer Cars” returns after 860 days, and the night ends on the first “I Might Be Wrong”.
The first “Follow Me Around”, which Radiohead played on ten nights.
Canal+'s Nulle Part Ailleurs broadcast. Debuts for “Packt Like Sardines in a Crushd Tin Box” and “Cinnamon Girl”, and the false start on “How to Disappear Completely” is left in.
The band's own upload, second night of the tour. It opens on “The National Anthem” and ends, two hours on, with “The Bends”.
The last “Killer Cars” in the archive, and the last song of the night. Great audio and a weaker picture, says the uploader.
Four nights in, ending on “Climbing Up the Walls”. The uploader had to cut a Limp Bizkit intro before YouTube would give it HD.
Pinkpop's own archive upload, five years after the band's 1996 Pinkpop set. Nineteen songs, closing on “How to Disappear Completely”.
Later with Jools Holland, and the only “Life in a Glasshouse” in the archive. “Cinnamon Girl” and “My Iron Lung” were not broadcast and are not here, and “Paranoid Android” was cut from the upload to dodge a block.
The picture stutters at the start and settles by “My Iron Lung”.
The last “Motion Picture Soundtrack” to date, and a short one: the organ broke down at the start, so they dropped it and played “Creep” to end the night. A 24-song set with “Knives Out” and “Fake Plastic Trees” in the middle.
Filmed by a taper credited as Rozy; the DVD had not been shared on the Radiohub, a fans' sharing site, until it was posted there as a holiday gift in 2012. “Hunting Bears” comes second, and the night ends on “How to Disappear Completely”.
The last “Pearly” to date, in the first encore, with “True Love Waits” and “In Limbo” in the same set. The uploader judged the picture not good enough for an HD upload.
Watch for “Pyramid Song”: Colin Greenwood's double bass kept feeding back, so they paused halfway and he played the rest on electric bass. A short festival set that ends on “There There”, with “A Punchup at a Wedding” already in it.
Opens with “There There” and “2 + 2 = 5”, finds room for “Scatterbrain” and “Backdrifts”, and goes out on “True Love Waits”.
“There There” opens, and late in the set “Myxomatosis” comes straight before “Talk Show Host”.
Two nights before Glastonbury. The uploader's list ends on “Exit Music (For a Film)”, which opened the encore; “Karma Police” ended the night.
The Pyramid Stage headline set. Nineteen songs, from “There There” to “Street Spirit (Fade Out)”, with “Sit Down. Stand Up.” and “Go to Sleep” back to back in the middle.
The band's own upload from Eurockéennes. “Scatterbrain” turns up sixth and “Kid A” is pushed back to second from last.
“Bones” sits tenth in a 24-song set, and the encores stack “The Gloaming”, “Pyramid Song” and “Like Spinning Plates” before “Karma Police” sends everyone home.
Second of two nights in the piazza. “Fog” comes third, of all places, and “A Wolf at the Door” comes 15th. Grey lines run over “There There” and clear by the end of it.
Neil Young's “After the Gold Rush” leads into “Everything in Its Right Place”. “The Tourist” and “Bones” are in the encores.
Opens on “2 + 2 = 5”, with “Creep” in the middle. The video is a 480p audience shot upscaled to 1080p, laid over a clean soundboard recording.
It opens on “The Gloaming”, and “(Nice Dream)” is in the set.
The first encore opens with “You and Whose Army?”, “The National Anthem” and “Myxomatosis”. Full coverage starts a few minutes in, during “Sit Down. Stand Up.”, and “We Suck Young Blood” is here.
“Nude” comes 11th, with “Creep” ninth in the set.
Opens on “The Gloaming”, and “In Limbo” turns up ninth. The uploader's verdict is decent video and stellar audio.
Second night at the Garden in 2003, and the one where a fan gets on stage during “Airbag”. Thom carries on singing.
The last night of the American run, 23 songs from “The Gloaming” to “Everything in Its Right Place”. “Climbing Up the Walls” and “How to Disappear Completely” both get a turn.
The films the band put out themselves are with the concert films.
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