Radiohead - Glastonbury 1997
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- Radiohead - Glastonbury Festival 1997-06-28
Radiohead
Main Stage
Glastonbury Festival,
Somerset,
England
28th June 1997
Re-broadcast on BBC4, 20th December 2010
Tracklist:
01 Lucky
02 My Iron Lung
03 Exit Music (For a Film)
04 The Bends
05 Paranoid Android
06 Karma Police
07 Creep
08 No Surprises
09 Just
10 Fake Plastic Trees
11 High and Dry
12 Street Spirit (Fade Out)
Lucky 0:00
My Iron Lung 4:27
Exit Music 9:22
The Bends 14:20
Paranoid Android 18:49
Karma Police 25:18
Creep 29:54
No Surprises 34:25
Just 38:17
Fake Plastic Trees 42:19
High and Dry 48:05
Street Spirit 52:35
In case you were looking for a specific song :)
+Andrew Nixon Doing God's work :)
+Tehan Scheffer Indeed. I just don't understand why OP's don't do this.
Andrew Nixon 👍😎I was looking for Creep and I found - in the middle of this show
Andrew Nixon thanks mate
i was looking for all of them
I feel horrible for him that he was shaky and on the verge of a mental breakdown (the monitors weren't working so he couldn't hear how he sounded). This is honestly a flawless performance, I hope he re-watched it and realised how fucking phenomenal him and the band were.
Oh boo hoo. Incredibly rich, critically-lauded singer does well. Mental Breakdown, my arse.
@@PakeyWakey dude at the time this was one of their first shows after JUST gettng popular.
he legitimately turns to one of his bandmates at one point as says hes gonna walk off cause he cant handle this but he convinces him to stay.
@@PakeyWakeyso close to a breakdown that he made a song about the experience which many consider their best song
How do you know the story about the monitors not working?
@@allourep interview after the show
This is Thom's meltdown moment, an inch from the nerve breakdown that almost made Radiohead disappear completely.
How did he have a meltdown?
Estee Dee due to massive stress after ok comp was no.1 everywhere...and endless tour..watch meeting people is easy
Except this is only June 1997 where the tour had barely even begun so I doubt he was in especially bad shape just yet.
Vincecouk Well, then you're calling Thom a lier. He said it himself, just watch Meeting People Is Easy.
Mário Barreto You took words out of my mouth.
The performance of Creep felt like a proper farewell to the song by Thom. As a special thanks to the crowd for enjoying their newer material, (and in a symbolic gesture that gave respect to the song that gave them the opportunity to create OK Computer), I truly think this band's performance of Creep at Glastonbury was the last time it was played without cynicism or loathing. Just gorgeous.
+Aimee Shaw Good insight!
Right. It was never just a straight faced song, but contempt crept in. Understandably so.
Well said sir!
These were the concerts, everyone singing, no freaking phones.
dam right i hear ya
The crowd singing raises the hairs on my neck. Down with the phones!
Right
janithemani You said it.
janithemani I saw Oasis in the early noughties and sang every word of every song throughout the whole set. Loved it. Mind you, I was so drunk that I wouldn't have been able to find my phone even if I'd tried.
I hate how just because Creep is popular, it leads people to not listen to it. People think they're too cool to listen to popular stuff, but maybe its popular for a reason... Enjoy all of their music, not just the unpopular shit because you want to be cool.
+Mac Lancaster except creep sucks
+RadioactiveKetchup Bro Creep fuckin' rocks! It has everything a kick ass song should have. That is my opinion of course, so if you don't feel the same way, you're missing out on an awesome song.
i mean dude i love radiohead, but i just stopped liking creep after just a little bit. it started to be annoying to me
+RadioactiveKetchup I understand. That happens to me with some songs.
"Enjoy all of their music, not just the unpopular shit because you want to be cool." THIS. I'm so sick of people talking shit about Creep. Yes, it's inferior to the majority of their songs, but it's still fucking awesome and better than anything on the radio nowadays.
Lucky 0:00
My Iron Lung 4:27
Exit Music 9:22
The Bends 14:20
Paranoid Android 18:49
Karma Police 25:18
Creep 29:54
No Surprises 34:25
Just 38:17
Fake Plastic Trees 42:19
High and Dry 48:05
Street Spirit 52:35
50 now.listened to radiohead since day one.so diverse.so different.they never let you down...they are masters of the instruments they choose to play...pure musicians.
"Andy can you turn on the lights so we can see the people because we haven't seen them yet. Thank you, hello. This is called Paranoid Android." Bliss
12 years later at Reading Festival, I ened up getting a taxi back to Brighton after the gig...with Andy! Lovely guy
This fucking setlist. Unbelievable amounts of quality from a band with only three albums under their belt at the time.
It's weird to see a gig where the crowd didn't know the lyrics to Ok Computer songs. Also, just as a fun fact, the English press named this the best concert of all time.
OK Computer did come out sometime in 97, so they probably didn't know much about those songs yet.
Yeah, fuck knows why ?
Just today I found a video I recorded of them playing 15 Step at Bonnaroo in '06. They played a ton of songs from In Rainbows that night and the album didn't come out for over a year afterwards.
A month prior, on May 21st, 1997@@YumeBasil
Best concert ? That's a reach!
I saw oasis at kebworth , metallica at Milton Keynes, nirvana at Reading. How is this better than those? Of all time? 😂😂😂
i was 11 days old when this was happening. ugh what i would do to go back in time & see some of my most favorite bands ever. radiohead is truly amazing & theyre not even overrated. a shame how theyre most known for creep when theyre so much more than that. hopefully i can see them in concert one day :) i heard theyre back in the studio!!
I could not agree more. This is legendary.
Easily up there with the greatest live sets of all time
What about? www.setlist.fm/setlist/radiohead/2009/club-ciudad-de-buenos-aires-buenos-aires-argentina-23d6c0eb.html
Totally incorrect.
@@PakeyWakeyI’d say it’s tied for first with live and dangerous
@@PakeyWakey how can an opinion be incorrect?
best band ever
한재문 +1, lucky is the best song ever to me
I was there and it was incredible. 16 years later it still gives me shivers watching the video. Ive seen them live quite a few times since and they are always amazing, but that night was out of this world, and when Thom asked for the lights to be turned on, well, Im lost for words..
i fucking envy in a best words worlds etc
Lucky - 00:00
My Iron Lung - 04:20
Exit Music - 09:20
The Bends - 14:15
Paranoid Android - 18:47
Karma Police - 25:17
Creep - 29:53
No surprises- 34:25
Just - 38:15
Fake Plastic Trees - 42:17
High and Dry - 48:03
Street Spirit - 52:34
Thom has an amazing live voice, it sounds even better than in the recorde!
Yes, it's because they don't fuck up the voice in the production with thousands of tweaks and stuff. He is just able to sing, which is pretty rare nowadays.
There are multiple points in this concert where the melody and Thom's voice pierce my soul, and I can't stop tears from rolling at the sheer beauty of it all.
Radiohead for Glastonbury 2015!!!!!
They'll probably be busy on the new album
BLANE$TA COACHELLA 2016, baybee.
One of these years I'll get to Glasto.
Tim Tobish Good shout, I've not been Coachella but I'd imagine they'd be class. (I should go Coachella really)
You should definitely get yourself to Glasto, the place is incredible, you won't regret it!
BLANE$TA I didn't get to see them until 2012, touring TKOL. We did Thursday night at the Santa Barbara Bowl, then drove 5 hours to Coachella and saw them again on Saturday. Flew to Sydney to see them in November as well.
You should definitely check out Coachella. Easy for me to say, it's about 2 1/2 hours away by car and I have a friend with a house right by the festival entrance!
What's held me back from Glastonbury isn't the travel or cost, but 1) getting tickets, 2) weather, and 3) accommodations. I'm too old to camp, particularly if weather does not cooperate! And 4) finding a co-conspirator to share the experience!
One of these years, I'd planned to go for my 50th birthday but that didn't happen.
Tim Tobish about Coachella young sir. I was working at a farm down in that hell hole and my boss had a home two blocks away. We just walked to the festival with our "artist" passes (we provided a huge amount of organic veggies to the artist area). So it seems like we were in the same boat. Radiohead and Mazzy Star were amazing. Crazy times down there in the desert. I spent 4 months in Thermal. We provided veggies for some people there so we got free passes. I had a beautiful time and the highlight was Radiohead.. I was so happy to see them perform and sing with them. I think some of the hundrends of people filming it with their phones weren't too happy with me singing.. but i've got a good voice damn it. idiots with their fucking phones. self righteous assholes.. "get out of my way I'm filming radiohead". strange days we're in. I could go on forever. (i'm 32, so I remember the no cell days, I miss it)
The fucked up part I was LEAVING the festival to go home. They wouldn't let us out the same way all the cars were leaving because we were on foot, we had bracelets.. . So we walked around all kinds of different exits for a place to LEAVE. nobody would let us OUT. so fucking weird. What we ended up doing was meeting up with strangers and we had to climb a fucking fence to get out....large fence. i'm telling you we went to multiple checkpoints..... just trying to leave. we had to collaborate (my friend and I) with a small group of total strangers just to escape that shit. They had the same problem, nobody would let us OUT.. it was strange. but I got to see the two I really wanted to see. Mazzy and Radio. Glad you got to see our friends there and in Australia too. lucky bastard.
I think what's special is that they were never afraid to explore dark emotions, that we all have but generally repress because there's no place in our superficial "I feel fabuous", consumerist, give it 110%, "win friends and influence people" society for.. You know. when is it OK to say a lot of the way we live is bullshit and we should focus on each other and things that are important but don't generate revenue for a while... (f5ck.. I think I need a career change!?)
fucking best band ever
1997, watching in 2015...life story
A very special performance. A night to remember forever. Thank you very much for uploading this.
Radiohead's greatest concert
still listening to it in 2014. greatest radiohead concert
just simply one of the best bands of all time
fucking hell the chemistry the band has here is tear jerking
Es 2023 y creo q este es uno de los mejores en vivos de Radiohead
if you make a mistake in radiohead,tom laughs at you.
+Volkan Ergün I don't think he laughed at him, because It was a funny moment overall.
2:40
Volkan Ergün q
Spell his name "Tom" and his fans laugh at you.
The first Radiohead live concert that I downloaded and listened to with the first napster, oh boy, I still enjoy it a lot.
what an amazing piece of guitar epicness the bend is...
Can't believe its nearly 20 years ago. It seems like you blink and before you know it you're old. We still had the best music though....
Radiohead were at a peak in this concert. Seeing them perform live songs of great complexity known from their albums (with "natural ease") increases my respect for them. Going forward: don't look back, be in the "now" and do what you do best, NOW. Thanks for this.
I saw this on the TV at the time, and even though I was a Radiohead fan it really blew me away. Still my favourite Glasto performance of all time.
I was there and I can honestly say, hand on heart,...it was quite simply the greatest gig (indoors/outdoors/small venue/ big venue..etc...etc) I have and will ever see in my entire life!!!
Radiohead and AFP bring joy to my life every day!
Lucky 0:00
My Iron Lung 4:27
Exit Music 9:22
The Bends 14:20
Paranoid Android 18:49
Karma Police 25:18
Creep 29:54
No Surprises 34:25
Just 38:17
Fake Plastic Trees 42:19
High and Dry 48:05
Street Spirit 52:35
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Kanye West needs to watch this.
robicenco1 IFKR
Louis Jeon He wouldn't get it.
robicenco1 coachella, yeah. I saw Radiohead, Mazzy Star, Snoopy and Dre. Kanye needs to learn
Sounds like a good idea, but he would probably sample it and turn it into a piece of garbage, like he did with King Crimson.
robicenco1 He probably has, Kanye is a big Radiohead fan.
The Bends is by far Radiohead's best album and I think after many, many years of music that has come and gone it's most probably my favourite album of all time which is a bold statement I know. I'm not even a huge fan of the rest of their music but there's something about that album that just hits every single spot for me. One of the only albums that I actually feel compelled to sing along to too.
Totally agree.
You're right. 👍💜
Ok Computer is comfortably their best album.
But amnesiac...
I was there, stood next to sound desk, had shrooms and magic, beautiful evening. Pissed down all weekend but we didn’t notice as so much brilliant music, prodigy, massive attack and Radiohead 😮
my favorite band is radiohead greetings from mexico
Amazing concert...a great setlist!
“For a minute there I lost myself” is the most beautiful moment for me. Replayed it 100 times.
I think one of the things that I like the best about this is how Johnny really nails the ending solo of just I think this is my favorite performance of that song
Seriously, I can't stop listening to this. They're absolutely AMAZING live! Almost all the songs sound better than the released ones!
TH-cam ALWAYS FUCKIN TAKES THIS DOWN !!!!! I AM GLAD ITS HERE
they are so good they are headlining glasonbury'17 after 20 years..
whats wrong with his audience being gay?
Wow. Street Spirit. Vocals out of this world!
Lucky 00:00 | My Iron Lung 04:20 | Exit Music (for a Film) 09:20 | The Bends 14:15 | Paranoid Android 18:47 | Karma Police 25:17 | Creep 29:53 | No Surprises 34:25 | Just 38:15 | Fake Plastic Trees 42:17 | High and Dry 48:03 | Street Spirit (Fade Out) 52:34
Amazing set. Early Radiohead was awesome!
And a few late tracks : )
Those flashes at the begining are so nostalgic.
He wants to be with them, the audience. He's a good person, I'm convinced
Just stumbled on this I was there covered in mud they took the place to bits it's a memory I'll cherish for ever I'm trying to find my way back to the nineties dinosaur Jr and neds atomic dustbin live this autumn will help! But this. . .once in a lifetime.
26 years ago. And it still sounds absolutely relevant and accomplished than the dross being put out by most bands today.
WOW! Radiohead at my dearest periodI always wanted to hear/see this. Many thanks for posting it!
Still there 2017 Glastonbury. Still there. Still fucking special.
For some people this would be Peak RH. I'd probably be on their side. A young set of Bends and OK Computer...
Before they became the best genre redefining& ground breaking band of all time 😃
This has made my Tuesday. Thx for uploading xxx
This concert is best of both worlds. Only they've created more than a two.
Don't get me wrong Thom's voice is still amazing as ever but his voice from The Bends through Kid A was ssoooooo powerful
I wonder if you have seen Radiohead from HTTT to the last tour? Nude and Bloom as good as anything live.
David James Brown Hey man! XD
Gonzaa Rmt Hey man :)
People always think about the past and realizes that a determinate thing was more, more, more better than they valued it back in the time, well in my opinion today we talk about Beatles, Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd etc. as the greatest band ever, that there won't be bands as great as them... i think Radiohead could easily be valued as great as this names, but we'll probably do it in some decades. In my opinion this is it: Radiohead are still under 50, and they are one of the best groups ever.
Sorry for my english, but I'm not mother-tongue
i wish it was 1997 again when i was riding my bike around till 10 o clock, and i came home home to my dad taping this off the tv for me....
amazing! are so lucky who could be there
amazing list
That was my 36th birthday. Would kill to go back in time and see this show.
F*ck, they owned the place! Recently realising just how powerful so many of the old songs really are - lyrically, musically, and in arrangement and performance. Nothing on King Of Limbs comes within a mile. The next album will decide whether they've still got it I think
The King of limbs is beautiful in everyday, but needs a lot of time invested which I have... It's only downfall is it is underwhelming because of shortness unfortunately 😃
I remember this show very well. In "no surprises" the fireworks started & we all thought it was part of the act as they seemed to synchronise with the music! Oh It was the year of the bottomless liquid mud.
This concert has the perfect "best of radiohead" tracklist imho
Wow playing in front of an audience that size! What a great performance
Oh God. Oh God. This version of The Bends!
Wish I were there, brilliant gig. All the songs,to the last one,...
Amazing set! Radiohead were, are and will be a fantastic band.
I was at this gig. As I looked around to take the wonder of the experience in my view was interrupted by the moonlit arse of a lady taking a pee.
I was there, stunning!! ..
Impeccable live. Possibly the band of our time
At 8:21 beautiful guitar-harmony! Radiohead at its best.
La primera vez que escuche a Radiohead fue este concierto, en el año 2003 aproximadamente, un dia viernes en la noche en un programa radial de Linares en Chile, y me enamore inmediatamente de Radiohead
Lo mejor de este concierto es la continuidad de The Bends, Paranoid Android y Karma Police
thom brilliants they legend! grateful for your genius art
one of the best setlist ever!!
OW that feed back in No Surprises was rough!
It was heartbreaking indeed. I was going to download this concert that day, but it was gone. These are troubling times within the kingdom.
ahaha! 2:40 the epic mistake of jonny and Thom cracked up!
+MARK K. 8:37 Later, it's like..don't run into Thom, Ed...and Phil laughs xD
my fav setlist. damn i miss pre ok computer era
THE BEST CONCERT FROM THEM IN THE NINETIES.
Yeah this was basically a greatest hits show!
noticing little things about this gig after a billion times watching, like when Thom gives Ed a side glance of death when he sings an off key bv during karma police at 27:09
Exit Music sounds fucking amazing live
And it's the best one yet!
Just is just so damn good
one of the best gigs ever ever :)
You could only have gotten your rotten-adventure's worth. They were fantastic in this performance. A memory you'll keep forever I'm sure.
Thanks, perfect!
i know they havent played it in a longgg time.. but damn high and dry sounds good live
I know Jonny keeps his guitars in peak condition, but I still don't understand how he can fuck with the strings so much and keep them perfectly in tune.
Without doubt the greatest gig ever !!!
If you're not aware, austinbrock's channel has been deactivated. We can make do with this though. Radiohead is Radiohead, and it is some of the best music a person can listen to.
Remember when bands were this good?
I haven't seen them live at all, but I really do want to. It sounds like they can really pull of that awesome arena sound. I'm a sucker for great guitars though, and there's less of that now from Jonny, which is a shame because he's a great guitarist.
EXIT MUSIC--gave me chills....