@@gois3r its because the bends had not come out at this point and based off the date maybe the ep had been out, it would not have been long marinated for fans to enjoy and could have been used as a song to fill up tracklisting during tours
I don't know why people hate this version of Radiohead. They're young, dumb, fun, energetic and don't take themselves too seriously. They capture everything about the innocents of youth in your early 20s before life really kicks in. And do it all while sounding amazing. The Verve were the same, check out their performances from Chicago Metro 1993 or Frankfurt 1994. Just young fellas with a free uncorrupted mind making awesome music.
Great. As usual my remarks were just censored, "disappeared " by the cowards and pigs. So one more time: I think those hating material from the Bends are dead wrong, wrong about the band, wrong about life: youth is not merely shallow, in fact all to often the opposite , if youth is understood to go through the 30s, which for those living all the way on, it is: this is the time of greatest intellectual curiosity and exploration, of emotive and sexual intensity, of passion, powers, extremity, daringness; by middle age all too often, the intellect is shut down in the service of money, the sex drive poisoned or gelded by exhaustion, conformity, or mental injuries from a society ill with sadomasochistic and puritanical morals, and a general lapse into blobishness, and dullard-ry. Songs like Iron Lung, High and Dry signify this band and that stage of life at its best: passionate, pensive, radical, erotic, critical, melancholic or even tragic, yet also euphoric and in the highest mental state of love and intellect. While the band's later work can be sublime --- I think ALL I NEED may be the greatest abd most apt love song of the 21st Century, much of it lacks the power and intensity of the three albums . But whatever, it is all only taste and only living...
Thom Yorke singing Tim Buckley and later on recording final version of Fake Plastic Trees, inspired by seeing Jeff Buckley. No words describe my feelings. Pure love.
My first Reading Festival, went with my brother Martin and mate Ian.....sadly I am the only one left...RIP never forgotten .....it was awesome on that day, full of happy memories....Radiohead music of my youth
I like the bass player. Laid back and rocking. He's going home chilled, nice dinner, relaxed, no shower needed. The others are like give me a bath and a burger now and plop in the bed 😄 Being young you are invincible then comes age and you rock slower. The process of rockin years.
Every six months or so when I need inspiration in music, and in life, I go back and watch this concert. These guys were all so good at such a young age. They conquered the world.
Omg this video is just mental for me. I didn’t really like creep at the time - but I can still feel the sun on my shoulders from this. And so my love affair with Radiohead began! Single mother. I went to see Manic Street Preachers my first proper gig at a local place. I was 23. I had car boot sales so I could go to Reading Festival to see Manics again. Pulp at 3pm and Radiohead before the Manics. I will never forget the sun on my back during Radiohead so the massive love affair began thank you so much for posting this! I’m 52 now I will never forget that day ever. I got to see them at that local venue where I saw the Manics. Tiny venue called Northampton Roadmenders. Radiohead ❤ I love them but this was the beginning of my love affair thank you so much for posting I never thought I’d see this xxx
Quién no quisiera estar en ese concierto... Los 90' fue una gran época. Haría cualquier cosa por estar ahí, junto a un público que admira las canciones y un grupo que dejó marca en la música.
bro i love everything about this performance, thom is cute and his voice is so good, crowd is hype in the performance.. (this might be my most favorite radiohead live performance)
Setlist 01. Sing A Song For You (Cover) 00:00 02. Bones 01:13 03. You 04:14 04. Ripcord 07:50 05. Creep 10:57 06. My Iron Lung 15:20 07. Prove Yourself 20:11 08. The Bends 22:46 09. Inside My Head 26:30 10. Maquiladora 29:40 11. Just 32:55 12. Pop Is Dead 36:40 13. Anyone Can Play Guitar 38:48
You are the sun and moon and stars, are you And I could never run away from you You try at working out chaotic things And why should I believe myself, not you? It's like the world is going to end so soon And why should I believe myself? You, me and everything caught in the fire I can see me drowning, caught in the fire The earlier version finishes with the following: Hey the sun and moon and stars are yeah.. But I won't share myself with you You to me
This is a proper rock concert. Shame rock 'n roll has died so much. I often wonder if we'll ever experience a time like this again… Probably not. The '90s was the last era of proper rock.
This makes me nostalgic for late summer 2009 when I was big into grunge and i got into them. At that point I thought that anything past The Bends wasn't worth it. Over 2010 my mind was opened. However I will say that listening to The Bends on shrooms is a weirder experience than listening to anything post OK Computer. You'd think I'd be the other way around but mushrooms have a way of making the more conventional unconventional
Thom Yorke - a beautiful being of light trying to adjust to this world. Behind all the swearing and aggression you can see him light up like a lightbulb. Almost like a diciple of Christ in an unexpected form.
@@actualalpaca18 besides the point mate. In my opinion phones and free experience to any music is terrible. Because some people go round and just spread hate on it. And it’s just ruined live music
@@lebigfin5251 dude bro, don't mate me, man also what? im what way does live music get worse when recorded music is widely accesible online? and what would you prefer? gatekeeping all music as much as possible? and also, most of popular music being garbage is not a new phenomenon. the reason everything appears to have been better "then" is because all the bullshit not worth remembering or preserving... doesn't get remembered or preserved. old music has already had to stand the test of time, new music has not.
Omg yes!!!!! I was there my first festival ever I’m really old person now but it was genuinely the best afternoon of my life I had to raise money from car boot sales at the time because I was desperate to see the Manics at the time. But I loved Pulp too at the time. Wasn’t a fan of Radiohead at the time? I was a bit snobby and thought Creep got a bit overplayed on the radio. But my love affair with Radiohead started right there. I can’t listen to Creep without feeling the memory of the sun beating down on my shoulders. The rest is history between me and Radiohead
01 - 00:09 - Sing A Song For You 02 - 01:14 - Bones 03 - 04:22 - You 04 - 07:55 - Ripcord 05 - 11:15 - Creep 06 - 15:27 - My Iron Lung 07 - 20:21 - Prove Yourself 08 - 22:46 - The Bends 09 - 26:40 - Inside My Head 10 - 29:50 - Maquiladora 11 - 33:00 - Just 12 - 36:45 - Pop Is Dead 13 - 39:02 - Anyone Can Play Guitar
Hey Austin, I'm so sorry to know that your account was deleted, you were the main source for all radiohead fans all over the world, I wish all of the best!
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The fact that they do My Iron Lung after Creep is just great
It's very fitting. I doubt the audience knew My Iron Lung is about Creep.
@@sophiesamuels7196 look it up
and the fact that everyone cheered for creep but basically no one cheered for my iron lung..
@@gois3r its because the bends had not come out at this point and based off the date maybe the ep had been out, it would not have been long marinated for fans to enjoy and could have been used as a song to fill up tracklisting during tours
@@itsShelleyyTV oh yeah very true
I don't know why people hate this version of Radiohead. They're young, dumb, fun, energetic and don't take themselves too seriously. They capture everything about the innocents of youth in your early 20s before life really kicks in. And do it all while sounding amazing. The Verve were the same, check out their performances from Chicago Metro 1993 or Frankfurt 1994. Just young fellas with a free uncorrupted mind making awesome music.
Me gusta mucho esta versión de radiohead , bastante energía
Great. As usual my remarks were just censored, "disappeared " by the cowards and pigs. So one more time:
I think those hating material from the Bends are dead wrong, wrong about the band, wrong about life: youth is not merely shallow, in fact all to often the opposite , if youth is understood to go through the 30s, which for those living all the way on, it is: this is the time of greatest intellectual curiosity and exploration, of emotive and sexual intensity, of passion, powers, extremity, daringness; by middle age all too often, the intellect is shut down in the service of money, the sex drive poisoned or gelded by exhaustion, conformity, or mental injuries from a society ill with sadomasochistic and puritanical morals, and a general lapse into blobishness, and dullard-ry. Songs like Iron Lung, High and Dry signify this band and that stage of life at its best: passionate, pensive, radical, erotic, critical, melancholic or even tragic, yet also euphoric and in the highest mental state of love and intellect. While the band's later work can be sublime --- I think ALL I NEED may be the greatest abd most apt love song of the 21st Century, much of it lacks the power and intensity of the three albums .
But whatever, it is all only taste and only living...
It’s actualiy comforting they were this shit 😂
@@jasonlynn1017yap
Todos prefieren esta versión de Radiohead y no la.otra
Thom Yorke singing Tim Buckley and later on recording final version of Fake Plastic Trees, inspired by seeing Jeff Buckley. No words describe my feelings. Pure love.
Jeff was there - he may have known that. I was lucky enough to catch them both there. ua-cam.com/video/VSoNZwupAe4/v-deo.html
My first Reading Festival, went with my brother Martin and mate Ian.....sadly I am the only one left...RIP never forgotten .....it was awesome on that day, full of happy memories....Radiohead music of my youth
I was there as well, awesome festival!
Haha just Imagine a crowd reacting to present day Radiohead like this.
True, they fucking rocked in the 90s, at least should be playing 8 songs off the bends live now
CaveWang they couldnt
They rocked back then... now, not so much.
orion khan
You might want to look up their shows, they rock
CUT THE KIDS IN HALF, CUT THE KIDS IN HALF **slam dancing**
I like the bass player. Laid back and rocking. He's going home chilled, nice dinner, relaxed, no shower needed. The others are like give me a bath and a burger now and plop in the bed 😄
Being young you are invincible then comes age and you rock slower. The process of rockin years.
The young Thom Yorke was sooo f*****g hot!!! This concert is just awesome. Thanks for sharing it.
All the banddddddd😊
This is when Tilda Swinton fronted the band
Memonella 😂😂😂😂
i thought it was Frodo
Don't get me wrong, I love Kid A, but sometimes I just want to hear Radiohead freak out and rock.
"You" is the most underrated song
no
thom silly/vocal/satisfying moments
2:03 yea fuck those sunglasses + walk
5:36
5:49
7:42 thank you
6:11 belt
8:59 swayyy
9:57
14:03 20 second runnnnn
17:06 we scratch
17:17 jesse pinkman BITCH delivery
17:42, 17:51, 18:48, 18:56
18:41 EH EH EH
19:46 jump
20:08
20:32 pretty
21:13 i PRAYYYY
22:18 the hold on the note wtfff
22:59
24:06
24:16, 25:11 the rolled Rs
24:28 almost laughed
25:03, 25:12
25:28 opens eyes and screams. starts jumping after. fav.
26:12 pretty + thank you
27:33
27:45
28:03
28:29 scream and jumps
28:42 whatever he put in that syRringe what have you Rreally 28:49
29:16
30:46
31:26, 31:47
32:06
33:10
33:33
34:20, 34:26
34:49 sass
35:47
37:06
37:30 Rr
37:41 ?
37:47
38:22 scream
39:39 destinyyy
39:49
40:28
40:34
40:49 jonny stance
41:06
41:21 vocals and jumps
42:03
42:32 jonny's walk off stage after assaulting his guitar
these stamps are the Lord's work
@@elakos9777 thanks i got really carried away they have bewitched me body and soul
Thank you for this
LOL THANKS
@@maxxine7117 the price and prejudice refference...I respect you even more now😌
his voice is an instrument
So is yours
listening to pre-ok computer radiohead is like checking in on your ex
Except you wanna come back to this
They rocked before _ok computer..._ they rocked harder after too ;-)
@@grendelum jokes on u, they didnt do rock after ok computer
Zollitaire hail to the thief?
@@tefalos2155 jokes on you ‘Hail to the thief’ or Bodysnatchers
Jonny's solo on You was great
I’d say Maquiladora beats it, but yeah, it’s great
Same on the Astoria solo too
He’s an excellent guitarist.
Every six months or so when I need inspiration in music, and in life, I go back and watch this concert. These guys were all so good at such a young age. They conquered the world.
The acapella song is amazing! One of my favourite concerts.
Yes, his best vocal ever.
1:13 Bones
4:21 You
7:56 Ripcord
11:11 Creep
15:30 My Iron Lung
20:18 Prove Yourself
22:46 The Bends
26:41 Inside My Head
29:50 Maquiladora
33:03 Just
36:50 Pop is Dead
39:00 Anyone Can Play Guitar
42:04 Stage Destruction
Heavenrock
Omg this video is just mental for me. I didn’t really like creep at the time - but I can still feel the sun on my shoulders from this. And so my love affair with Radiohead began! Single mother. I went to see Manic Street Preachers my first proper gig at a local place. I was 23. I had car boot sales so I could go to Reading Festival to see Manics again. Pulp at 3pm and Radiohead before the Manics. I will never forget the sun on my back during Radiohead so the massive love affair began thank you so much for posting this! I’m 52 now I will never forget that day ever. I got to see them at that local venue where I saw the Manics. Tiny venue called Northampton Roadmenders. Radiohead ❤ I love them but this was the beginning of my love affair thank you so much for posting I never thought I’d see this xxx
Quién no quisiera estar en ese concierto... Los 90' fue una gran época.
Haría cualquier cosa por estar ahí, junto a un público que admira las canciones y un grupo que dejó marca en la música.
I had never heard the song Maquiladora before, just when I thought they can't surprise me anymore - amazing!
You should heard the studio version
in the official channel of radiohead
@@DavidFSXi I have heard it but prefer this live version
bro i love everything about this performance, thom is cute and his voice is so good, crowd is hype in the performance.. (this might be my most favorite radiohead live performance)
wow , the sound of 90's , i really miss this era :)
That intro omg Thom’s voice is beautiful…
Setlist
01. Sing A Song For You (Cover) 00:00
02. Bones 01:13
03. You 04:14
04. Ripcord 07:50
05. Creep 10:57
06. My Iron Lung 15:20
07. Prove Yourself 20:11
08. The Bends 22:46
09. Inside My Head 26:30
10. Maquiladora 29:40
11. Just 32:55
12. Pop Is Dead 36:40
13. Anyone Can Play Guitar 38:48
thank you frogstomp
Jhahahaha...he's israel son
Nunu Saint
The played the bends before 1995.
Fank you moments
4:12
7:42
10:49
20:09
22:16 😭
26:27
29:18
32:46
36:35
38:44
42:34
Bunu için uğraştığın için teşekkür ederim
@@S_Enesyalcinkaya ne demek 🙂
Fank you so much for these time stamps😭
@@sophiesamuels7196 no problem :)
It's so freakin incredible that they sound like this 20 years ago....
Better imo
30 years brah
the greatest magic era . Pablo and Bends. Eternally.
Its like Kurt Cobain possessed Thom´s body to play Reading one last time.
My favorite band playing when I was 3 years old
An EPIC, historical performance! Thanks SO much for posting! F..kin' awesome -
You are the sun and moon and stars, are you
And I could never run away from you
You try at working out chaotic things
And why should I believe myself, not you?
It's like the world is going to end so soon
And why should I believe myself?
You, me and everything caught in the fire
I can see me drowning, caught in the fire
The earlier version finishes with the following:
Hey the sun and moon and stars are yeah..
But I won't share myself with you
You to me
Radiohead 90s music era i love this band
6:09 enjoy
Love the old radiohead..miss the group...the music is not the same unless they are all together.
That brought back brilliant memories. Somewhere in that crowd I stood in awe.
That scream at 6:11 musical genius
The only time I have seen Pop is Dead played live
If God has a voice, this must be Thom's voice
Do you know Jeff Buckley?
@@octaveergebelle5271 Stop fighting goddamit
@@ricardoallan2749 ?
Thom is a legend
Almost in all anyone can play guitar performances something weird happens
But not always a swimming pool. What if they played it now and brought a baby pool onstage? I’d laugh.
it's a cursed song
Me encanta la energia de este concierto, es tan desbordante
took some real brass to come out at a big festival with an a cappella Tim Buckley cover and a new song.
OK computer 3 years later. Unbelievable
Look at EEEEED go on INSIDE MY EEEEEED. God I love these guys forever.
Damn. The bends standing the hair on my back. Unbelievable live
18:55 the crowd jumping in sync
this is the best thing I've ever seen.
This is a proper rock concert. Shame rock 'n roll has died so much. I often wonder if we'll ever experience a time like this again… Probably not. The '90s was the last era of proper rock.
I was there!
The lineup was terrific (RHCP, Primal Scream, Hole, Henry Rollins, Tindersticks), they played in the afternoon.
Awesome gig...
lucky you :) i was 9 years old haha.
Sebastian Matarelli i was 5 months :)
Yo no había nacido v:
I was -8 years :P
What a concert! Brilliant :))))
I love Maquiladora!!!
Edit: WHY ISN'T JONNY IN THE CREDITS... He literally gave everything here and in every show
llevo encontrando 10 comentarios tuyos en videos de música a dónde voy
My Iron Lung next to Creep HAHA
I see what you did there!
I thought one of the best oldies from Radiohead i ever saw was the Jooles one, but i am chnging my mind a little bit...RADIOHEAD RULES FOREVER!!
Oh wow... 'Inside My Head' live... what a treat!
Thanks so much for uploading!
Amazing, popular w Nirvana, outlast U2and Oasis, still creating a new sound, in it for the right reasons, music...
Thom should give that girl credit 12:39 12:54 for giving him the Lotus Flower, dance idea. She was killin it lol
This makes me nostalgic for late summer 2009 when I was big into grunge and i got into them. At that point I thought that anything past The Bends wasn't worth it. Over 2010 my mind was opened. However I will say that listening to The Bends on shrooms is a weirder experience than listening to anything post OK Computer. You'd think I'd be the other way around but mushrooms have a way of making the more conventional unconventional
42:15 NO JONNY STOP WHAT ARE YOU DOING
AHHHHHHHHHH
@@haydenzamonmak8825 that's rock n roll
Austin is back online. All those concerts ... back :).
Man, has RadioHead morphed over the decades with the sound of their music. This period is gold.
Thom Yorke - a beautiful being of light trying to adjust to this world. Behind all the swearing and aggression you can see him light up like a lightbulb. Almost like a diciple of Christ in an unexpected form.
what being too religious does to mf
41:32 Jonny gives up and walks off all sexy like.
I know the Beatles didn't invent the whole walking back, or off as if you were done, but these here too use it to good effect.
Am I the only one who hears Freddy Mercury 00:49
No You arent
The vocal rang of thom is similar freddie mercury
@@francismack5899 it's not the range, but more like the tone thom usually sang
Young Thom is so handsome
Wow the singing at the begining is one of the most beautiful things i ever heard in my life
omg not only thom looks so beautiful but my first time hearing maquiladora (its sounds so cool :)
What a great way to open a set, love Tim Buckley and Radiohead obviously for as long as they've been around.
14:03 - 14:23
20 second fucking note
Charlie Alderson holy
watch from 41:07 to the end HAHAHA JOHNNYS GOING AT IT
Nirvana mode in 41:07 haha. I like it 90s is the best era for music not like now so much bullshit😂
@@Shadowgarden_. "90s is the best era for music, not now where i can access almost all music that has ever been recorded for free and within seconds"
@@actualalpaca18 besides the point mate. In my opinion phones and free experience to any music is terrible. Because some people go round and just spread hate on it. And it’s just ruined live music
@@lebigfin5251 dude bro, don't mate me, man
also what? im what way does live music get worse when recorded music is widely accesible online?
and what would you prefer? gatekeeping all music as much as possible?
and also, most of popular music being garbage is not a new phenomenon. the reason everything appears to have been better "then" is because all the bullshit not worth remembering or preserving... doesn't get remembered or preserved. old music has already had to stand the test of time, new music has not.
42:35 that sassy walk Jonny 👀👀
Thom yorke is an angel!!
I love the ed's sunglasses in bones
The Bends is the best album in my opinion
I like kid A and Pablo honey
If u like alternative rock, yes
The bends, In Rainbows & Ok computer are the best albums for me
@@moodyginger yea those three for me too.
Pulp were on before them, the Manics were on after. Possibly the greatest day in music festival history?
Omg yes!!!!! I was there my first festival ever I’m really old person now but it was genuinely the best afternoon of my life I had to raise money from car boot sales at the time because I was desperate to see the Manics at the time. But I loved Pulp too at the time. Wasn’t a fan of Radiohead at the time? I was a bit snobby and thought Creep got a bit overplayed on the radio. But my love affair with Radiohead started right there. I can’t listen to Creep without feeling the memory of the sun beating down on my shoulders. The rest is history between me and Radiohead
Thoms voice at the start sounds great!
Radiohead covering Tim Buckley... Why has this been hiding from me all this time?
Wow that Tim Buckley cover is insanely good!
Radiohead vocês são mega
super cool, valeu cada segundo,
pulei, dancei e vibrei junto
a esse mar de gente. 🎸👊
ขอบคุณที่อัพโหลดมานะครับ....คนไทยเกมือนกัน
this band describes my whole life
thanks for compiling! takes time and work
appreciate it
Their finest live moment in my opinion :)
Wow that You solo was amazing
All song so fucking special
thom's sas levels are extremely high during bones
I think it's one of the few times I've seen Phill smile while playing Anyone Can Play Guitar
My comfort video
Momsterrrrrrrrrr omg!!!!! credits The bends,inside my head,my iron lung 😍
Can hear the Pixies in Bone, great song
BRILLANT INTRO
Banging band,always was always will be ❤️
01 - 00:09 - Sing A Song For You
02 - 01:14 - Bones
03 - 04:22 - You
04 - 07:55 - Ripcord
05 - 11:15 - Creep
06 - 15:27 - My Iron Lung
07 - 20:21 - Prove Yourself
08 - 22:46 - The Bends
09 - 26:40 - Inside My Head
10 - 29:50 - Maquiladora
11 - 33:00 - Just
12 - 36:45 - Pop Is Dead
13 - 39:02 - Anyone Can Play Guitar
Oh my gosh, his voice
42:25 Radiohead was so ahead of their time that in 1994 Jonny has an iphone in his pocket
42:29 That poor tele.
I was there - never forgotten.
Radiohead is the greatest rock band of all time.
Joya de concierto
Hey Austin, I'm so sorry to know that your account was deleted, you were the main source for all radiohead fans all over the world, I wish all of the best!
EXCELLET BRO THIS CONCERT REMEMBER ME A LOT OF THINGS
best concert of radiohead
Amazing Thom has any hair after all the bleach he's used over the years