In Rainbows | Radiohead | From The Basement

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Track Listing:

Arpeggi/Weird Fishes - 00:20
15 Step - 05:40
Bodysnatchers - 09:36
Nude - 14:01
The Gloaming - 18:32
Myxomatosis - 21:45
House of Cards - 25:43
Bangers N Mash - 31:20
Optimistic - 34:53
Reckoner - 39:50
Videotape - 45:02
Where I End And You Begin - 49:33

#Radiohead #InRainbows #FromTheBasement
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From The Basement features exclusive live music performances with some of the finest A list and emerging talent.

Including The White Stripes, Radiohead, Albert Hammond Jr., Beck, Jarvis Cocker, Sonic Youth, PJ Harvey, Mark E Smith, Red Hot Chill Peppers, Feist, Thundercat, José González, Gnarls Barkley, Iggy Pop and The Stooges, Fleet Foxes, The Raconteurs, Band of Horses, Queens of the Stone Age, and many many more.

[ghstluv]

This band has so much potential, I hope they move out of the basement soon

[lucifershome]

can't believe radiohead invented music

[diogeneslantern]

I like how each member has their own separate space so that they can just zone out and get lost in the music. Pure flow state.

[gabrielmenna]

How I wish Jigsaw Falling Into Place was on this set.

[SubparGandalf]

‘Nude’ may be one of the greatest songs ever written.

[devrimfrusciante]

I think the biggest reason radiohead is loved so dearly, is because they create music that people can find comfort in. Many consider their music "depressing", i think that's true and it's the reason why so many people love it, they create music that allow people to relate to being depressed and finding comfort in not being the only one who suffers from depression and/or has dark thoughts.

[halilibrahim]

a therapist: expensive
Radiohead - Live from the Basement: free on youTube

[tom]

These are some of the most accurate covers of Radiohead songs I've heard. They seem to get all the details right!

[theandrewcummins]

Don’t get me wrong, I love the proper studio album “In Rainbows, ” but this is just on another level. I can’t tell you how many times I’ve listened to this magical recording.

[PugiTheDogYT]

I love how Thom York enjoys every song, his dances and movements, he just feel the music in another level

[IIMOCKERY]

this made me cry twice. also letting ads interrupt this video was a crime.

[adamf.]

Each song is like its own world blooming into existence and then disappearing again.

[ActuallySophie]

You know a band is good when the live sessions sound almost exactely the same as the original

[themanwhosmokedtheworld]

4:10 Jonny plays music you only hear 20 seconds later. Love it. He blew my mind when I saw the Smile. The dude should get the Delay Nobel price.

[randomnumber]

It's a small thing but it has a profound impact on me, the bassline in "15 step" 07:49-07:52 is masterful.

[savvas]

This might be one of the best and most important videos on all of YouTube.

[Aidanlalalala]

Thom singing and drumming on Bangers N Mash is stupidly impressive

[fernandoherranz]

I was never a huge radiohead fan, but this floored me. I lost brain cells and got new ones to replace them. What an experience with a few guys in a room strangling their instruments. Amazing.

[electricrussellette]

This was recorded 12 years ago? I can no longer tell the difference between the past and the present. Digital technology means that history will forever be contemporary from now on.

[julienchowmumma]

this is introversion at its finest. each guy in his corner in their own little world. i never understood radiohead fully until i watched this. this is such a masterclass performance and they enjoy themselves still even after all these years.