differences in live versions of radiohead songs that i like
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.ย. 2024
- + just a general song detail (couldve been unintentional but whatever) i thought was cool
this is not even a meme, technically the thumbnail is a clickbait but idk what to use
"differences" in this video count as either new additions/changes in arrangement to the studio version or like, existing elements of it done differently to a noticeable degree (like in feral, the original is glitched up bleepy bloopy noises but its different bleepy bloopy noises u know)
radiohead is one of those bands where i think the live sets are worth listening to like, not just to see them play the same songs u have listened to 23982 times before bcs they change a lot of them up. yes this is a stupid nerd video im the type of guy to talk about how much a specific noise in a song fascinates me. i was holding back in this
most of these were taken from pro recordings so ill just say which set it was (unless they dont say in the title. then i put the link lol)
morning bell: • 09. Morning bell - Liv...
idioteque: reading 2009
go to sleep: • Radiohead Go to slee...
climbing up the walls: lollapalooza 2016
EIIRP: glasto 2003
my iron lung: • RADIOHEAD - MY IRON LU...
the glmoning: praha (that big comp project just look for radiohead praha)
feral: • Radiohead - Live Roma ...
Radiohead turned into an edm band for a sec there with Idioteque
More like EM
I absolutely adore Jonny so much. Bro is literally just turning a switch up and down and is acting like he’s shredding a fucking solo, HE’S SO ICONIC.
You forgot the added line "Faster, Johnny!" in Idioteque
I ate 5 hard boiled eggs while watching this
this is. so cool
5:28 my dad: here’s a new vinyl record that I got tired of. You can play it on your record player
The record’s condition:
I saw them in the US shortly after Trump was elected. During No Surprises, after "they don't speak for us" Thom just stopped the song for several measures to let it sink it. Everyone went nuts. It was pretty powerful.
which show was it?
@@benjojas In Seattle at Key Arena. Found a video of it: th-cam.com/video/UH1BTMfHlP0/w-d-xo.html
Found it m.th-cam.com/video/ZGREWnrRiqg/w-d-xo.html&t=1m45s
This seems extremely lame & embarassing in hindsight
@@CDWLowe How so? I mean I see what you mean if he talking his hypocrisy concerning trans people and Palestine, but wat are u referring to? :o
I wish the studio version of The Gloaming was as funky as the live versions
Edit: I also love the outro of Morning Bell peformed live, sounds like a thousand demonic children screaming out in pain.
Colin using his cello (or upright bass?) to make the "whale noises" in the beginning of Pyramid Song was also really cool, I liked it way better than the bowed guitar.
Edit 2: Jonny's (or Ed's) guitar in 1997 Belfort's edition of Planet Telex, really badass as to how it sounded like a siren fading out.
Thom's rhythm guitar and his scatting in The National Anthem replacing the horns is also really cool. Jonny's radio in the song (and others) is also cool, adds a creepy and strange feeling to it.
Last but not least: Jonny himself. Dude goes apeshit on stage for seemingly no reason
i think johnny greenwood is the first human i saw in a stage playing a radio
i always loved how sharp and pixeliy motion picture soundtrack sounded live…
0:50 fun fact, there are actually lyrics at that point but it’s hard to hear, but they’re actually some of my favorite Radiohead lyrics
“The lights are on but nobody's home
Everybody wants to be a friend
The lights are on but nobody's home
Nobody wants to be a slave
Walkin', walkin', walkin', walkin'
Walkin', walkin', walkin', walkin'
Walkin', walkin', walkin', walkin'
Walkin', walkin', walkin', walkin'”
Was not disappointed to see Climbing Up The Walls. Studio version is good, but it’s probably my least favorite on OkC. The live version, however, is one of my favorite RH songs, period. The only other song that is elevated that much by their live version is The Gloaming, which you included as well. Nice list, didn’t disappoint!
Identikit is amazing live. Don't know what happened on the studio version.
I saw everything in rights place and they amped up the backbeat and it gradually turned into a Brazilian carnival vibe. Huge
One of my favourite live additions in a Radiohead song is Jonny's piano riffing during the final section of Karma Police. From what I've seen it's only really prominent on the Bonnaroo 2006 version, but it's beautiful
theres a good version of it in meeting people is easy that includes that sort of piano riffing and its really pretty, much better than the studio version imo
what about five , six, seven get to heaven IM UP IN THE CLOOOOUDS
The I might be wrong album has the best version of all songs on it
What does it mean when something "slaps"?
Is very good
Jonny really gonna aggressively headbang at anything that he hears.
queue jonny headbanging in this clip th-cam.com/video/YDJDY8nk7EU/w-d-xo.html
also that clip of go to sleep reminded me of that other one where jonny's playing the solo and everyone else is facing him on the other side like its an anime guitar battle
th-cam.com/video/8ilARTmNNaU/w-d-xo.html
thats live at summer sonic 2003
Morning Bell never did anything for me until I heard the version on 'I Might Be Wrong: Live Recordings' which I'm pretty sure is taken from that live performance you included. I was blown away when I heard that.
There's so many instances with Radiohead where I prefer the live performances. Sometimes there's subtle changes and sometimes the song is a whole other arrangement. One of my absolute favourites is Kid A live at Berlin 2000. I also adore the early live versions of Down Is The New Up, especially the performance at MSG 06. Just a whole different fun vibe to the song.
yess i had the exact same experience with morning bell! its super cool how one small change can just boost one's appreciation for a song like that! kid a live is great too and i actually hadnt heard that performance of the new up, but listening to it now omg this arrangement of it is great too. another song i love live is in limbo (the in a tent performance specifically) i should've included in this vid... the lagging, glitchy guitar flourishes are *chefs kiss*
@@smekmaskinen3486 Funnily enough I was just watching the Pinkpop performance of In Limbo earlier today. The clarity of the drums makes the intro eargasmic. I'm gonna go check out that Tent performance now! Cheers.
“Come on kids” during Kid A Bell Fort 2003
like spinning plates live is better than studio imo
that climbing up the walls sample is brilliant
oh one detail this reminded me of is something ive noticed in some live recordings of myxomatosis !! in the "that wasn't my intention, i did it for a reason" part ive seen them replicate the glitchy backup vocals by having ed sing the lyrics a beat after thom :D it sounds cool as hell i honestly wish they'd done it that way in the studio version
whaaat omg i didnt know this? i have to find some of those bcs the live myxos ive heard doesnt have that part (which i love in the studio ver) *_* im a sucker for live versions of the songs that have ed's backing vocals be more prominent, they always sound so cool
@@smekmaskinen3486 th-cam.com/video/3Rz69YmzqQM/w-d-xo.html they do it here if i remember right !! its not too prominent but still cool imo :))
i believe jonny does go wild with the glitch pedal on Feral FTB, check out the ending when thom goes MYMYMYMYMymMmmamamaymayamay Pog
ooh youre right, he kinda does! interesting how in the FTB version the Craziness is pretty restrained and delegated to the end, while with later live performances he's way more unhinged straight from the start of the song lol
@@smekmaskinen3486 yeah, it probably has to do with the mixing aswell, i really love love love that version. the build up is more prominent like that. great content btw!
@@seyoumyuno true, the guitar in general is a bit more subtle... it is a great version! feral is such a great song for lives i feel, the times they play it they always take it some really fun direction. thank u :>c
7:07 Jonny's making his guitar sound like a laser gun
jonny playing exit music is ETHEREAL live. the mellotron during "now we are one" is completely different than how he plays in the studio version
"song details everyone and their mom knows about" lmaoo
the last one was really cool btw. this was the first time i realized that.
the gloaming live with colin’s bass fucking slaps
SUCH a crime that it didnt get recorded with it and it seems they realised that as well smh
The picking pattern for “Present tense” is slightly different in the live performances I’ve seen
Edit: it’s also played a half step down live
This video is a blessing! As a musician myself, it’s just fun to see experimentation and improvisation
U forgot myxomatosis 😢
I love How in the lives they added samples with random lines in the Intro of National anthem
Arpeggi, Ful Stop
You should check out the ending of 15 step when they played it in Seattle 2017. There’s a video of it uploaded by rc529. The way thom‘s vocals come in a bit later for the word “string” and then have that long delay on them… amazing
also "looking in the wrong place" is a contrast to "everything in its right place", both songs being the start of their album
It's probably not included bc there's no video footage of it but my fav example is the harmonica in kid a from berlin 2000. Or the lead guitar on early versions of videotape
Cool seeing a clip of a show you were at on here. My biggest one of these is The Gloaming. A whole extra section focused on the bass which was incredible.
*Edit: Apologies, you mention The Gloaming!
Exit Music at Bonnaroo 2006 Jonny does this eerie treble pick in the verse before the drums kick in. Absolutely haunting, stuck with me since that night seeing it there live, and fortunately the band finally uploaded the footage to TH-cam.
Also, You, Maquiladora, and ACPG, and well most of their Live at Atoria London DVD are wild, and my preferred versions of most of these songs for some of the parts that are played and effects that are used
nice!
Ur missing the version of kid a with harmonica live, so good
You can thanks johny greenwood who almost always comes with those tiny innovations
does anyone know what johnnys glotch pedal is called
I think he built his own through max/msp
Kaos pad
@@lucasc5622 That's only used on EIIRP. Jonny uses a computer to make the stutter effects on GTS.
@@Christian-97 oh, i thought he meant on eiirp. to be fair he shouldve said which song
Lotus flower live is wild
Love you dude
nice
My favorite radiohead live detail is in one of Airbag where he just screams the fourth "aaaah". I do that every time i cover the song now.
Which live vid? I would love to catch this
th-cam.com/video/T6cJJ39PpBU/w-d-xo.html@@becketclark9942
What performance is 3:49
its in the desc but its th-cam.com/video/uIeDorM-VkA/w-d-xo.html