"We don't expect people, you know, like the age of twelve to sixteen to want to come to our gigs at all." omfg I was barely 14 when I went to my first radiohead concert lol
Hehe, I remember the webcast he was talking about toward the end-- he really was very drunk, and I have vague memories of Ed being drunk as well and occasionally shouting "honk!" Admittedly though, it makes me kind of sad to hear the bit at the beginning of Thom's part, about how presumably fans had upset him; like that they'd come up to him on the street and not know what to say, and that this had upset him because he felt they associated him with the record too much. Those fans were probably so tongue-tied and filled with adoration, but it had just made him angry =(
when i was 13 (at the time this video was filmed) i wanted to go see radiohead. most my friends went to see muse, and gave me a free ticket, on the same night as well, damn i still haven't seen rh.
why everytime i see him i just laugh suddenly i love when he was supertacky but i'm sure he's an honest man and very funny haha haha he's so entertaining me even he's not on the stage even haha haha
I'm im that demographic, but I've loved radiohead since I can remember; not to mention I follow them when they tour, so Radiohead isn't just thrown at me. Furthermore, thom looks like a cute little puffy monster.
No diria que ok computer fue malo, mas bien la gente no lo entendía, era un disco muy avanzado para su época.. Quizá la mayoría de los "fanáticos" esperaban que Radiohead siguiera haciendo canciones como Creep, obviamente la banda estaba para otra cosa completamente diferente..
"We don't expect people ages 12-16 to want to come to our gigs at all..." I'm a 14 year old girl, and there is nowhere I would rather be than a Radiohead concert. People expect me to like stupid one direction and all that manufactured crap... Radiohead and R.E.M. are the real deal. I feel like I was born in the wrong generation!
I do to i'm 14 too and everyone makes fun of me because I love radiohead it seems like im the odd guy. but I think too that I sometimes have been born in the wrong generation
I'm 20 and I still dislike 79% of my generation. Lol. I wish I was this age at the time Radiohead started their stuff so I could grow with their music like most of my grown up friends have. But I guess you younger folk get it worse because your more susceptible to being typecast as some sorta One Directioner or whatever.
+Mostly Harmless I'm 35 and I enjoy reading these kind of comments. But I'm sure you could find interesting bands of your generation. You are lucky to have internet and sites like Spotify, Lastfm, Deezer, Gnoosic, and also Bandcamp or Soundcloud to discover new music (not to mention the numerous webzines, blogs and record labels online)... We didn't have that when I was 14 and still managed to discover good stuff. I'm sure with all the tools you have you can find out some new interesting artists. Maybe not as good as Radiohead but... who knows ? After all, even Radiohead was once an "uninteresting" band playing at the Jericho Tavern in Oxford. Who could have told how amazing they would become ten years later ? No one. So... Give those new artists a try, you'll never know what they'll turn out to be.
ugh, i cringe a little re-reading that, I seem extremely pouty and pretentious. Recently I've discovered lots of new artists that I love like Wolf Alice, Yak, Courtney Barnett and Sunflower Bean, I haven't given up hope, and all this wrong-generation stuff is silly because as you said I am lucky to have access to pretty much every piece of music that has ever existed for free on the internet (although I'm trying to buy CDs and records more instead of downloading from youtube). And yes I do use soundcloud a lot, there are rumours that it'll shut down which would really suck as I've discovered lots of really great music on it. The only thing I'm sad about is a lot of the bands that I love are too old / dead / broken up so I will never see them in concert, although I might be seeing Radiohead and Pixies this summer so hoorah! All is well. :D
![Thom Yorke & Ed O'Brien - MTV Interview 1995 [Radiohead Club]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/NR3HVqBD5oE/mqdefault.jpg)
Thom eating, this is gold.
Lol
"We don't expect people, you know, like the age of twelve to sixteen to want to come to our gigs at all." omfg I was barely 14 when I went to my first radiohead concert lol
ppsdfgf I was 10 it was only last.month.
I saw them in Glasgow, 2008. I was 13.
But I never got any of their lyrics until I hit adulthood. I just liked them for everything else, I guess.
ppsdfgf lucky ass
I was 12
I'm 15, and I'd die happily at a Radiohead show.
2002 gang
No one gives a shit ,i am 100005000000764432 years old and listen to radiohead
2001 gang
No one gives a shit about ur age.
i am boomer. Ok boomer
Love the double take Thom does at 1:14 after the question is asked :).
ed's hair is like that again 16 years later!
Phil's hair too!
@@Senijs lol
im 17 and i've been a fan of radiohead since i was 12 and i've always wanted to go to one of their concerts !!!!
Hehe, I remember the webcast he was talking about toward the end-- he really was very drunk, and I have vague memories of Ed being drunk as well and occasionally shouting "honk!" Admittedly though, it makes me kind of sad to hear the bit at the beginning of Thom's part, about how presumably fans had upset him; like that they'd come up to him on the street and not know what to say, and that this had upset him because he felt they associated him with the record too much. Those fans were probably so tongue-tied and filled with adoration, but it had just made him angry =(
He is a temperamental bastard lol. i love him.
Something about the microwave noise in the background and Thom calmly talking and eating 🍽 makes my life better Z
when i was 13 (at the time this video was filmed) i wanted to go see radiohead. most my friends went to see muse, and gave me a free ticket, on the same night as well, damn i still haven't seen rh.
haha i would be more than happy if i had a chance to see muse in 2002. really love their early songs
Showbiz and Origin Of Symmetry Muse rocks, not bad at all.
Bro ur 34..
Aw him asking if the foreign interviewer understood “git” so sweet
Where does he ask him and what does it mean?
Turn the automatic captions on. It won't help you understand what they say, but at least you'll be laughing very hard
he is soooooooo cute！！
god they all look so british
why everytime i see him i just laugh suddenly i love when he was supertacky but i'm sure he's an honest man and very funny haha haha he's so entertaining me even he's not on the stage even haha haha
i really want spring rolls now!
the song in the background at the start of the video is where i end and you begin.
thank u
i want to marry thom =)
same 😂😢😢 and I'm serious.
Same!!!@@HudaWinch
I love the thumbnail :/
Whatever makes you happy.
ThePortableSix What ever you want
1 of 8 billion You’re so f*ckin special
Sophomore year was my first radiohead concert
I'm im that demographic, but I've loved radiohead since I can remember; not to mention I follow them when they tour, so Radiohead isn't just thrown at me. Furthermore, thom looks like a cute little puffy monster.
"Passing on messages and some of the nazis and skinheads" - Colin Greenwood. I'm fucking dying here.
These subtitles😂😂isn't your fans crazy to throw the hook tool?
Does anyone know where I can find this full documentary ? I remember watching it several years ago....can't seem to find it though
damn I was born in the summer of 2002
Thom look like he about to ask to see the manager lmao
i wish i was special.....
What is Thom Yorke eating in the interview?
Falafel!
Thelonious Punk is he vegetarian?
Talia Price yes
Because he's fucking Thom Yorke
he hungry
AAAAA 6:48 PLS MARRY ME THOM
these subtitles are fucking brilliant!
Ed is fucking cute
he rly is
and jonny?..
Jonny doesn't speak
6:31 what does the interviewer say there?
"Like a Christmas dream"?
wheres my boi jonny
I wish I was Bulletprooooooooooof
What’s he eating?
Falafel
What kind of interviewer do you like best the type that lets you eat your food or the type that asks a question everytime you take a bite🙃
What ever you want.
You're so fuckin special
So true...
No diria que ok computer fue malo, mas bien la gente no lo entendía, era un disco muy avanzado para su época..
Quizá la mayoría de los "fanáticos" esperaban que Radiohead siguiera haciendo canciones como Creep, obviamente la banda estaba para otra cosa completamente diferente..
can someone please please tell me whats the song at 0:42 !! pleaseeee
thanks :))))
BUT I'M A CREEEEEEEEEEEP
Hahahahaha thom yorke
Yaar neend kafi aa rai hay
i was 15 :)
/care
What the hell am I doing here?
ThePortableSix No one likes that song
But clever none the less
I'm a weirdo!
No.
Vous devriez bien faire des concerts sur la guerre en Ukraine et filmer dans des bâtiments des pays de l'Est détruits pas l'armée.
eeeeeeed
But I'm a creep...
"We don't expect people ages 12-16 to want to come to our gigs at all..." I'm a 14 year old girl, and there is nowhere I would rather be than a Radiohead concert. People expect me to like stupid one direction and all that manufactured crap... Radiohead and R.E.M. are the real deal. I feel like I was born in the wrong generation!
I do to i'm 14 too and everyone makes fun of me because I love radiohead it seems like im the odd guy. but I think too that I sometimes have been born in the wrong generation
I'm 20 and I still dislike 79% of my generation. Lol. I wish I was this age at the time Radiohead started their stuff so I could grow with their music like most of my grown up friends have. But I guess you younger folk get it worse because your more susceptible to being typecast as some sorta One Directioner or whatever.
+Isaiah Parham you're*
+Mostly Harmless I'm 35 and I enjoy reading these kind of comments.
But I'm sure you could find interesting bands of your generation. You are lucky to have internet and sites like Spotify, Lastfm, Deezer, Gnoosic, and also Bandcamp or Soundcloud to discover new music (not to mention the numerous webzines, blogs and record labels online)... We didn't have that when I was 14 and still managed to discover good stuff. I'm sure with all the tools you have you can find out some new interesting artists. Maybe not as good as Radiohead but... who knows ? After all, even Radiohead was once an "uninteresting" band playing at the Jericho Tavern in Oxford. Who could have told how amazing they would become ten years later ? No one. So... Give those new artists a try, you'll never know what they'll turn out to be.
ugh, i cringe a little re-reading that, I seem extremely pouty and pretentious. Recently I've discovered lots of new artists that I love like Wolf Alice, Yak, Courtney Barnett and Sunflower Bean, I haven't given up hope, and all this wrong-generation stuff is silly because as you said I am lucky to have access to pretty much every piece of music that has ever existed for free on the internet (although I'm trying to buy CDs and records more instead of downloading from youtube). And yes I do use soundcloud a lot, there are rumours that it'll shut down which would really suck as I've discovered lots of really great music on it. The only thing I'm sad about is a lot of the bands that I love are too old / dead / broken up so I will never see them in concert, although I might be seeing Radiohead and Pixies this summer so hoorah! All is well. :D
Stop eating Thom!
Marc Skeldon this is howbeating disorders form
no one is eating him
@@angelslikeyou0peak dad joke 😂
6 min of thomo and no jonny .... bad documentary