what I love about this video is seeing the progression from him singing it thinly, to singing it strong with sing-screaming effort, to singing it just as strongly just effortlessly.
That’s what a good singer who takes care of his voice and never settles for mediocrity looks like. He’ll be able to hit those notes for a good while longer at this pace.
This! Maybe because of the quality of their early recordings, but it does seem like Thom had a tendency of landing sharp on the notes, later on he's much more spot on
even though creep lacks the techniques they used in later albums, it's still one of their best songs since it successfully delivers the rawness of youth emotions not only with thom's scream but with fast paced distorted guitar strumming by jonny.
2001.. the crowd singing, jonnys guitar, thoms power voice... definitely my favourite, so much energy coming through.. like can you imagine being there? screaming your lungs out FUCK i wish i couldve been there
Listen to how much more effortless and in tune he is now on that high note after the long gap from 2009-2016. I would guess that he changed his approach to that bit and started singing it in a full, rich head voice (or mix some would call it) rather than belting and the performance is all the better for it. Thom’s head voice has always been one of his greatest strengths to begin with and it’s wonderful to hear him play to that strength in this song rather than forcing his chest voice up to the note like he did as a younger man.
@@raph2954 And then it was probably written even before that... I read/heard from somewhere that it was based on a girl Thom liked at University - so it's roots go further back...
I’m kinda under the impression that ever since they brought it back in 2016, on the second “run” he goes falsetto so that he doesn’t have to kill himself and crack like he did in 2009. I could be wrong, 2017 sounded pretty strong from start to finish
Yeah. Its like, part of me wishes he would drop it a note to keep the energy of it. I dont know if my vocal chords will be holding up well in 35 years either.
1993: Thom's voice is absolutely stunning but looks like an idiot 1994 - 1996: Coolest rock star ever 1997 - 2009: Thom being himself 2010 - now: Old Thom
You can tell that in 2017 he has to resort to using a bit of falsetto to do the last bit, but that's a pretty fucking spectacular run of 23 years since 1993 hitting the final notes with full chest voice. I think also doing a three year run of AMSP shows probably also wrecked some havoc at his age.
I think 2017 is my favourite. I love how his voice weeds off like he’s given up, fitting the songs theme pretty damn well if it was a somewhat worse attempt at the bridge (assuming so anyway)
They don't really "hate" it, they just got really tired of it around the OKC era cos they didn't want to be defined by the song. Proof of the band not really hating it is the fact that they played it very often in their latest concerts.
@@tutorialeshtmlprod yeah I think people exagerate over the fact that they hate the song lol but is pretty obvious that they are tired of it lol the pretty obvious thing for me at least is that they hate Pablo Honey Hahaha and you can notice it in their tracklist for their concerts.... just pretty recently they added more songs for that album but after lots of years....
Wow surprisingly consistent even in the later ones it sounds practically identical. Most singers especially rock ones lose a lot of that range when they’re older after all the years of touring but he’s still able to hit it perfectly.
The entire pinkpop concert was thom at his vocal technique peak, although now he knows how to control his voice better to fit the message he wants to convey
0:00 That day, for no particular reason, I decided to go for a little ride. So I rode to the end of the road. 0:30 And when I got there, I thought maybe I’d ride to the end of town. 0:54 And when I got there, I thought maybe I’d just ride across Greenbow County. 1:25 And I figured, since I rode this far, maybe I’d just ride across the great state of Alabama. And that’s what I did. I rode clear across Alabama. For no particular reason I just kept on going. 1:56 I ran clear to the ocean. 2:25 And when I got there, I figured, since I'd gone this far, I might as well turn around, just keep on goin'. 2:55 When I got to another ocean, I figured, since I'd gone this far, I might as well just turn back, keep right on goin'. 5:35 I had a lot of company. My mama always said "you got to put the past behind you before you can move on". And I think that's what my running was all about. I had run for 25 years, 2 moths, 14 days, 16hs. 6:00 I'm pretty tired… I think I'll go home now And just like that, my running days was over. So I went home to Alabama
OmFG. Its a privalege to say i have seen those incredible makers of wonderful music live a couple times in my sad simple life. Just an unbelievable assembly of musical talent to witness. Chills down my spine watching this video...
His technique has like... improved a lot between 09 and 16. Like, the more recent takes have really consistent head mix. Big resonance with much less tightness. Great airflow, he looks really loose and supported. Big man, always growing... what a legend
I didn't put the cat in there whoever posted the original video of the performance did
what cat
Pooya Taleb in 1993
The cat was my favourite bit
Subliminal kitty
0:23, if anyone is interested
Alternative title: Thom Yorke tells you to run for 6 minutes while aging rapidly
This is so curse
@@moonvisitor6059 Creepy, you say?
O_o
Bahahahahahahaha
The rapid aging only really started after the ponytail emerged
Thom yorke hair compilation
666
fuk 2 people who ruin it
Jonny always has the same hairstyle though😂
Thom : voice change, hair change, clothes change
Jonny: I still have the same sticker on my guitar
the one he used in 1993 & 1994 vids got stolen
Jonny's current Tele (the attack no. 1 honda) has been being used since 1995, it's a different guitar
We grow up. It's a fact.
phil have the same haircut
what is he supposed to do remove them?
@@realdavidii also my dad is their gear tech and epic lmao they found the guitar now
5:37 Someone in the crowd has a fucking Minion phone case
humanity
Lol
legend
That was a trend back in the days but not in 2017
You know that person only knows Creep lol
1996 is the best so far
And the 1993 too
that 1996 performance was the best creep performance imo
It is pretty raw and emotional but his voice is quite unstable towards the end, in 93 he pulled it seamlessly
Too much wobble.
I like 1994 tho
Never wanted to say "Whatever makes you happy" more than I do now.
It's hurting my brain so bad
fr
run run run run run
the 2009 voice crack incident probably traumatized him so much that he started singing the 2nd part in falsetto
Incident???
what I love about this video is seeing the progression from him singing it thinly, to singing it strong with sing-screaming effort, to singing it just as strongly just effortlessly.
1996 was a full scream the whole way
Biggest takeaway: Jonny doesn't age.
It's because you can't see his face when he is playing
Nah he does just backwards
4:59 and at 2009 Tom finally finds puberty
That’s what a good singer who takes care of his voice and never settles for mediocrity looks like. He’ll be able to hit those notes for a good while longer at this pace.
Even while singing a song that he does not like
Now I feel like running
🤣🤣🤣
1996 is the year he discovered vibrato
And he’s been abusing it ever since
Why do I feel like despite being older he has much better control over his range, this man is phenomenal
Would be good if they released an album, I mean it's been 5 years!
This! Maybe because of the quality of their early recordings, but it does seem like Thom had a tendency of landing sharp on the notes, later on he's much more spot on
@@whyisntitpossible404 I agree
Thom is the kind of singer that has a wine voice, just like Stevie Wonder
He has much better control because he actually has a healthy belting technique now.
0:22 there's a CAT
So random 😂
wtf
JAHAHAHWHWHWH2H
I thought I was seeing things because it’s 4am 😂
what the
1994 is def the most interesting to me
Agree
mtv beach house ptsd
even though creep lacks the techniques they used in later albums, it's still one of their best songs since it successfully delivers the rawness of youth emotions not only with thom's scream but with fast paced distorted guitar strumming by jonny.
sCreAm
en efecto mi estimado
@@SammyMakepeace yell
no, it isn't
It's one of their worst songs. And definitely the worst album. It's nothing like all of there other songs.
I love how the man of his stardom and age can still address such a pain of being rejected to the stadium crowd and stay absolutely credible.
2001.. the crowd singing, jonnys guitar, thoms power voice... definitely my favourite, so much energy coming through.. like can you imagine being there? screaming your lungs out FUCK i wish i couldve been there
0:23 subliminal cat
@Fruta Bida JAJAJA POR QUÉ
@Fruta Bida XD
That cracks in 1998 really gave away another feeling of emotion.. Sounded soo true
Will Toledo
4:59 - human after all.
Lol u can see afterwards he's like "damn wtf was that??"
That's what my neighbors hear every time I take a shower
MMMMMMM WE ARE HUMAN
MMMMMMM AFTER ALL
I like to listen to this before a marathon
In the first one his head looks like a mop
Look at Jonny’s hair though 👁👄👁
Listen to how much more effortless and in tune he is now on that high note after the long gap from 2009-2016. I would guess that he changed his approach to that bit and started singing it in a full, rich head voice (or mix some would call it) rather than belting and the performance is all the better for it. Thom’s head voice has always been one of his greatest strengths to begin with and it’s wonderful to hear him play to that strength in this song rather than forcing his chest voice up to the note like he did as a younger man.
Two year and creep will be 30 years old, that hurts
One year. It came out in 1992, while the album wasn’t until 1993.
@@raph2954 And then it was probably written even before that... I read/heard from somewhere that it was based on a girl Thom liked at University - so it's roots go further back...
We're getting old, mate.
Now your username is also making it worse. Shit.
oof me too
@@Solutho bro you got this account since 15 years ago WTFF that's fookin insane
I don't hear a drastic change, in his age he can still deliver strong emotion through his voice as if he's in his 20s
I’m kinda under the impression that ever since they brought it back in 2016, on the second “run” he goes falsetto so that he doesn’t have to kill himself and crack like he did in 2009. I could be wrong, 2017 sounded pretty strong from start to finish
thom is pretty well known for his falsetto anyway man
@@Josh-by8er I know. Just an observation lol
I was thinking the same thing
Also blends better, instead of abruptly going from harsh music to soft, his falsetto kinda eases the transition of parts a bit better
Yeah. Its like, part of me wishes he would drop it a note to keep the energy of it. I dont know if my vocal chords will be holding up well in 35 years either.
I was also struck by how much Thom's appearance changes over time, while Jonny looks very similar.
Less power in the 2010's sure but a lot more controlled. It sounds beautiful than ever these latest years. Thom looks peaceful also
1996 is very impressive
The fact that its 2018 and he still can do it is really crazy
Gosh...that gaffe from 2009 was probably the reason why Thom didn't want to sing that song again until 7 years later.
nah theh also just hate it sm
but petty possible reason
That whole reading show wasn't the best for Thom
@@spidersnvinegaroons they don’t hate it as much in recent years
he sang it again in 2016, which was the year he lost his wife
1993: Thom's voice is absolutely stunning but looks like an idiot
1994 - 1996: Coolest rock star ever
1997 - 2009: Thom being himself
2010 - now: Old Thom
looks like an idiot? why?
Hes definitely not the coolest
He looks and sounds a bit like blonde Robert Smith. And he’s no idiot.
never been the coolest
Imagine if Robert Smith was blonde. Oh shi-
Finished the video and realized I had only been paying attention to thom’s hair transformation
You can tell that in 2017 he has to resort to using a bit of falsetto to do the last bit, but that's a pretty fucking spectacular run of 23 years since 1993 hitting the final notes with full chest voice. I think also doing a three year run of AMSP shows probably also wrecked some havoc at his age.
Alternate title: Jogging Music feat. Radiohead
This deserves more likes
1996 is amazing, holy shit.
0:08 that's my aunt's haircut lol
Thom Yorke is still being too handsome
the band in general changed a lot, went from a normal rock to a very unique thing
What's up with the hidden cat frame at 0:23? Lol
It's the Thom cat. ^^
He remembers when she ran away for 25 years. She was right lol
I'M CRYING I'VE NEVER SEEN HIS 1993 HAIR UNTIL NOW WHAT IS THAT PARTY CITY WIG
i think it was extensions💀
GOD HES SO TALENTED I LOVE THIS BAND SO MUCH
Digital camera evolution. Thom Yorke was always on point
I love 2016 version of the song only because thom is dancing there
In 2016-2018 the guy was pushing 50. Most singers lose an octave by that point. He’s still awfully strong.
2003 such control in his voice
I think 2017 is my favourite. I love how his voice weeds off like he’s given up, fitting the songs theme pretty damn well if it was a somewhat worse attempt at the bridge (assuming so anyway)
The PinkPop 96 is the best performance of creep by them. That note sustain is amazing. And Astoria 94 is a close second
we got to remember that thom and the whole band hates this songs
I think only thom
They don't really "hate" it, they just got really tired of it around the OKC era cos they didn't want to be defined by the song. Proof of the band not really hating it is the fact that they played it very often in their latest concerts.
@@tutorialeshtmlprod yeah I think people exagerate over the fact that they hate the song lol but is pretty obvious that they are tired of it lol the pretty obvious thing for me at least is that they hate Pablo Honey Hahaha and you can notice it in their tracklist for their concerts.... just pretty recently they added more songs for that album but after lots of years....
@@amandao2193 true, i remember they played blow out just a while ago. I wish they would play You a little more.
@@satyamsinghh Jonny hated it from the beginning tho
Thom Yorke's Hair Evolution
1993 Thom hair be like: 🍜
this is the pure beating heart of what TH-cam was meant to do
i love the part when he say run
Wow surprisingly consistent even in the later ones it sounds practically identical. Most singers especially rock ones lose a lot of that range when they’re older after all the years of touring but he’s still able to hit it perfectly.
Now I feel like running out of a sudden
The random cat that shows up at 0:23
2016 -> i felt in love .
What everyone noticed:
thom: changes
Jonny: doesn't change
Me:
WHAT HAPPENED TO ED
Man thom went from very "hurtingly" shouting run to straight of Pavarotti
thanks u for upload this compilation/evolution of this part of creep i really appreciate
Ok Thomas, I'm running right now.
I think that creep 2009 live is so good with everything and rooster ... when I discovered it at 14 it was a version that i enjoy
Losing range is inevitable with age, but damn, dude is still strong
1:45 you can see the pain here
1996 is just... incredible
Love the voice throughout the years, love the this man!
This is in my running playlist
Can u make a compilation of jonny's guitar riff during the chorus? Like 10 seconds of each clips or so
2018 sounded so beautiful and operatic I didn’t expect that for some reason.
Thank you so much for putting this together.
Thom's 1993 hair.. damn you'd think that they're a Hair Metal band who were late to the party.
The entire pinkpop concert was thom at his vocal technique peak, although now he knows how to control his voice better to fit the message he wants to convey
0:00 That day, for no particular reason, I decided to go for a little ride. So I rode to the end of the road.
0:30 And when I got there, I thought maybe I’d ride to the end of town.
0:54 And when I got there, I thought maybe I’d just ride across Greenbow County.
1:25 And I figured, since I rode this far, maybe I’d just ride across the great state of Alabama. And that’s what I did. I rode clear across Alabama.
For no particular reason I just kept on going.
1:56 I ran clear to the ocean. 2:25 And when I got there, I figured, since I'd gone this far, I might as well turn around, just keep on goin'.
2:55 When I got to another ocean, I figured, since I'd gone this far, I might as well just turn back, keep right on goin'.
5:35 I had a lot of company. My mama always said "you got to put the past behind you before you can move on". And I think that's what my running was all about. I had run for 25 years, 2 moths, 14 days, 16hs.
6:00 I'm pretty tired… I think I'll go home now
And just like that, my running days was over. So I went home to Alabama
He sang it more in pitch as time went by. Interesting.
I got chills the second it started playing
トムヨーク、素敵💕
It was and still is a classic! And Thom yorke what a voice!
I'm ADDICTED to this song...all time in my head 💛💛💛💛💛💛
5:00 it was this moment Thom realized he was getting older, and he was pissed about it.
He finally started looking cool around 2007
The pain is still there after all those years
Why is noone talking about the 2010s performances? They are amazing
they don't play "creep" in 2010-2016 I think
@@Hendrixsdgaf I think they’re saying 2010s (2010-2019) like how u would say the 2000s (2000-2009)
how kids impact ignorance with feelings. when there is no raft to hold, in the ocean of change.
Impresionante voz, pero el tiempo no perdona, gracias por tu interpretación
La vocalización del 96 es una de las mejores. Thom Yorke uno de mis artista favorito de hace hace mucho. Y disfruto de radiohead
OmFG. Its a privalege to say i have seen those incredible makers of wonderful music live a couple times in my sad simple life. Just an unbelievable assembly of musical talent to witness. Chills down my spine watching this video...
The best, most accurate ones are the most recent ones and I think that says a lot
1996 and 2001 would be my top two so far.
2:29 oh no
Legend and getting old...what do u expect...the best 1994 just one breath 🫁 in 2verse. And 1996
Damn, I didn't know he could still reach those notes
now thats what i call a run
1996 genuinely gave me goosebumps
the fact that i got goosebumps every single time
0:23 c a t
His technique has like... improved a lot between 09 and 16. Like, the more recent takes have really consistent head mix. Big resonance with much less tightness. Great airflow, he looks really loose and supported.
Big man, always growing... what a legend