Full concerts

The secret Glastonbury set: 14 songs, seven of them played live for the first time, “Bloom” and “Separator” among them. James Clarke's multi-shot film ends on “Street Spirit”.

Filed under its first broadcast, 1 July 2011: the filming day was never given, and the upload's “December 2011” is the month the disc came out. The band's own session for the studio series From the Basement, produced and mixed by Nigel Godrich. First “Feral” and “Codex” in this archive, and “Supercollider” closes it, three years after its last outing.

Night two at Roseland, with “Subterranean Homesick Alien” and “Like Spinning Plates” in among the new songs. “Codex”, which this archive has on only 12 nights, follows “Lotus Flower”.

The 2012 arena tour starts here with three songs new to the stage. “Identikit” stuck; “Cut a Hole” made two nights in all and “Meeting in the Aisle” four.

The set opens on “Bloom” and “Little by Little” and closes on “Street Spirit”.

“Packt Like Sardines in a Crushd Tin Box” comes back after more than ten years, for what turned out to be the last time. Fan-shot video with the audio cleaned up.

KeyArena, with “These Are My Twisted Words” slotted in after “The Daily Mail”. It ends on “Give Up the Ghost”, “Reckoner” and “Everything in Its Right Place”.

The band's own upload of their Coachella set, with “Karma Police” arriving after “Myxomatosis” and “Paranoid Android” to finish.

The set leans on The King of Limbs, puts “Supercollider” and “The National Anthem” back to back, and ends on “Bodysnatchers” then “Reckoner”.

First of two Newark nights: “Bodysnatchers” third, “Karma Police” after “There There”, “Reckoner” last.

Night two in Newark brought “Go to Sleep” back for the first time in eight years. “Kid A” comes fourth.

Two nights after its return, the last “Go to Sleep”. “Codex” and “Meeting in the Aisle” sit side by side early on, a pair this archive has on 12 and 4 nights.

Full concert in HD, from the walk-on music to “Egyptian Fantasy” playing them off. “Like Spinning Plates” and “Climbing Up the Walls” are in it, and it ends with “Exit Music (For a Film)” into “Paranoid Android”.

The Bonnaroo festival set. “House of Cards” and “I Might Be Wrong” are both in, and it closes on “Paranoid Android”.

The live debut of “Ful Stop”, and the last “The Amazing Sounds of Orgy”, a song this archive has on six nights. Copperpot5 put the film together; it ends with “Street Spirit”.

The night after Tinley Park, with “Ful Stop” on its second outing straight after “Exit Music (For a Film)”. Filmed by a fan posting as rc529, from the walk-on music to the end of “Egyptian Fantasy”, the exit song.

A collage of phone videos from a crowd of fans, each song credited to the people who shot it. “Like Spinning Plates” and “Ful Stop” are in; “Idioteque” closes.

Night two at the O2, with audio from malcolmb on the Dimeadozen torrent site. “Planet Telex” turns up late on and “Idioteque” has the last word.

Jonny makes a speech before “Give Up the Ghost” in the second encore, the uploader notes. The first encore opens on “Exit Music (For a Film)”.

“Lucky” comes second, “These Are My Twisted Words” sits mid-set, “Ful Stop” comes late, and “Idioteque” is last.

Achtungpop's HD multicam, cut from six fans' cameras. “Planet Telex” follows “Reckoner”, and the night ends on “Idioteque”.

The last “Staircase”, fourth in the set, on the tour's second-to-last night. The uploader notes that “Climbing Up the Walls” is only partly filmed.