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June 2020 edit : video initially contained Live At Astoria 1994 intro of "You", and In Rainbows In the Basement Version of "Videotape", that had to be removed due to copyright infringement after those concerts were uploaded by Radiohead during Quarantine. Very sorry to offer you an incomplete version of this best-of.
September 2020 edit : Had also to remove an extract of The National Anthem performance at Reading 2009. Here's the link : • Radiohead - The Nation... (I used the 0:35 - 1:27 extract)
Ed O'Brien regularly ends up in Music Press Tops 100 of the best guitarists, and a lot of guitarists question why, so it was time we had a compilation of what this man is about.
O'Brien isn't your regular guitar hero, in Radiohead, he focuses on tones, textures, effects, ambiances, on how to fill the atmosphere. He's a master at complementing a song. This video sums up pretty well how he contributed to revolution rock music for the last few decades.
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Finally, an actual, non-joke video about him. Poor lad.
I heard he is actually a quite rich lad. . .
I’m under a rock. What’s the joke? I just bought this dudes guitar. Thought he was a great bloke. Complements the band well.
@@chaos4316 There’s a couple “Best Ed Solo” videos that just show clips of him not playing guitar. Due too there being a good handful of Radioheads discography not needing 3 guitars, Ed gets put on a percussive instrument or something yknow. Ed doesn’t mind.
@@LightningJosue figures. He’s never pretended he’s something he’s not though. Just gives Radiohead that necessary ingredient… can’t say I’m a fan of his solo stuff though. It’s lacking.
@@chaos4316 I heard about it but didn’t know his solo work was out. Yes tho Ed is integral and needed to make the sauce vibrant
Radiohead is the only band where all members are underrated.
let down is the most underrated member
@@z.verdadero i agree wholeheartedly
@@z.verdadero bangers and the mash is the true unsung hero of the group imo
Except Clive he is overrated.
@@clashpanda120 what
Jonny Greenwood: Lead Guitar
Thom Yorke: Rhythm Guitar
EOB: Ambience Guitar
So true. Perfect trio
Exactly. Jonny is the virtuoso of RH but Ed deserves so much more credit for what he puts to it.
He’s the sauce
And if he were in any other band besides RH, Ed would be the Jonny of it.
Yep !
My favorite guitar player ever. Subtle, accurate, creative, great tone, great atmosphere, is there when he needs to be and not when he doesnt. He's ireplacable, both in studio and on stage.
perfect comment
What I like so much about him is that he’s not afraid to take a backseat to the other two guitars. He doesn’t overdo anything.
His guitar playing is what gives Radiohead its sound. There is no Radiohead without EOB.
Ed's a focused, skilled and intelligent musician and sonic artist who creates some of the most emotive soundscapes on Radiohead's songs. They're an incredible band with a combination of talents operating where they're strongest, with all five members working hard to keep their egos in check with one another, which helps account for their ability to keep innovating at such a high level, as well as their astounding longevity in the music industry.
Ed is the beautiful glue that holds the sonic landscape together. He's also the guitarist that propels the band depending on the song. He definitely adds a layer that wouldn't exist without him and he provides the great backing vocals.
Poor Ed.
Fortunately we have highlights of him readily available! He's just underappreciated sometimes:(
he's a wonderful person, i met him outside the hotel in Santiago, Chile (2018) and he was cozy with the fans, he was about 15 minutes sharing with us.
14:22 - wow thats actually Ed on the studio version as well?? Fuck thats gotta be one of my favorite moments off AMSP. I love the textures he adds to the songs, they dont even sound like guitars.
Also the weird glitchy guitar he does on Morning Bell is one of my favorite bits of their whole discog overall. Ed is awesome
the way he creates textures for the songs is immaculate
We all know and appreciate Thom and Jonny brilliance, but it's just as interesting to see how Ed, Phil and Colin adapted and found their place in the band since Kid A.
Treefingers is a solo Ed song, should have been here
I intended it at first, but including the studio version would have probably caused the video to be removed, and the very few live performances of Treefingers don't put the emphasis on Ed.
@@barny6854 he plays it in the intro of his That Pedal Show interview
every riff in this video gave me solid chills
A video of Ed singing parts in radiohead concerts would be nice!!!
EEEEEEED
Yes, he and Phil perfectly complete the songs
In 15 step he's actually sampling an autoharp with a few of his effects on his board.
For years I've been saying I'd love for Ed to make a fully ambient album!
I love when Ed comes in subtly at near the end of Pyramid Song live. Makes the live version that much better than the album even
All of the best radiohead moments include Ed's gutar parts. You can never notice it, but it's always there.
I rarely paid attention to Ed on stage, but this video has showed me how important he is and made me appreciate Ed even more 👏🏻
one of the reason i love Radiohead is they amazing guitar sounds and how creative they are
The fact that ed composed the main riff to fade out shows how hes an amazing guitarist even though he is often the backup-backup guitar lmao
Ed plays underrated beautiful lucid sounds with his guitar
Like him so much I bought his EOB Strat w/Sustainer. Great guitar!
Damn
I just bought one too!
Great reminder of how great Ed and this band are! Facking hell they're good.
Fantastic guitar player. As people said, integral to Radioheads sound. If he was not there is would be really obvious.
Planet telex final riff is fucking amazing damn
5:00 Thom Yorke reacts to an actual fire
I had no idea these were Ed's contributions. A lot of these were my favourite Radiohead moments. Thanns for making this video
Dont forget the eeeeeeeeeeeeddd
Colin Ed and Phil are so underrated as musicians
What a lovely video. Thank you! :-) I was hoping it wouldn't be yet another bad faith jibe and wasn't disappointed. I think a lot of people who are (understandably for sure) excited for all Jonny's angular chromatic histrionics compare him to Ed's stuff cruelly. Radiohead doesn't need two Jonnys. It would be insane and over-busy. Radiohead owes so much of its ambience and texture to Ed's guitar playing.
Hard to shine beside guys like Johnny and Thom...
yet he manages
So happy to read that you intended to include the basement version of videotape. The cascading part in that song is one of my favorite things he does live and it's so underrated. I wish that part was in the studio version, but with everything else the same in it.
I love this
Ed is one of many reason why Radiohead is so great to creates ambient
The live performance of "The Numbers" is missing, such a great playing from Ed O'Brien!
Great video. I would add in meeting in the aisle (which he also wrote), the wall of sound at the end of blow out, and the atmosphere he adds to bullet proof
Thank god this ain't a EOB meme vid, already have a bunch of those
El sonido que sale de la guitarra de Ed en Exit Music (For a film) es simplemente maravilloso...
srsly i love ed sm
tones, harmony and extra spacial textures rhytmn what he deliver
they are all great
Quien sea que se haga llamar fan de Radiohead y conozca a la banda lo suficiente sabe bien que Ed es una pieza fundamental en las maravillosas canciones.
Required viewing for every Radiohead fan. The attention to detail is appreciated.
I love all the musicians in Radiohead. They all offer something just right for band. Ed adds so much texture to theor sound. Even his background vocals are perfect. His background vocals on Wierd Fishes/Arpeggi are phenomenal. I love them as much as Thoms vocals. But, that is what Ed does, he adds so much in the background without taking over.
thom's vocal at 5:50 in the climbing up the walls....lmao
Incredible creativity
Yeah, my favorite band in ghe world, but LOL indeed.
8:18 That version of Morning Bell.....
Hes amazing
Muchos lo menosprecian pero aporta un buen sonido a radio head.
I'd take one Ed over a legion of bar band, blooze rocking, divorced Dad guitarists any day
Ed's playing on songs like Exit Music and How To Disappear Completely is nothing short of sublime. May seem simple but it requires a lot of skill and discipline to pull off. Ed's work is so subtle and precise that you may not even realize you're hearing it at times but that just shows how effectively he blends into the ensemble.
He’s so cute and talented
Because they don't understand music.
they don't really, alteast from my observation he's just joked about cause a lot of the stuff he does isnt flashy, he usually kneels down and tinkers with the pedal board or what machine is needed. He's a VERY integral part to radiohead's sound though so anyone who says he is a useless member is dead wrong
People don’t fucking hate him lmao. Some of you take the meme too seriously.
he’s not hated he’s just a meme
r/radioheadcirclejerk
Most underrated band of the past 100 years
Ed is a wizard
most normal radiohead member
Anyway he is a unique guitarist, he is outsider
I used to rave to my friends about the part on Exit Film and they told me to shut up, they didn't even hear it.
eeeeeeed!!
If you'll cut Ed from every Radiohead's song, it will be song but not Radiohead's
1:37 dat sustain tho
That is achieved with an EBow!
climbing up the walls is one of my favourite Radiohead songs, but this live version sounded horrible
Yh it’s pretty rough ngl😅
One of my favorite songs, best version I've found is Glastonbury 03
i actually think it's intentional? like thom signing out of key and tune adds to how messed up the song sounds.
0:34 best moment
not easy to be in the same bad as Jonny
this isn't a joke video on ed wowww
can anyone please tell me precisely how he does the Ful Stop intro?!!
There’s a video of him explaining this. Think it’s the interview from “That Pedal Show”
@@iTzAtaXi thank you!!!
0:55
what karma police live is that?
One video of colin?,un video de colin?
who disliked
8:15
04:52 que concierto es?
Pinkpop 2001
you forgot he plays the solo in The Numbers
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starts at 4:00
Wow! This is anal
WAT
@@lucasc5622 you heard the man
5:18 damn, Thom’s singing is so bad here 😂😅 seems like he couldn’t hear himself well
I feel like everyone here is showcasing their newfound grasp of the words “underrated” and “sonic landscape”.
We get it. You can read.
I really cant see the point with keeping him in the band. No disrespect to Ed but i cant see it.
I don't think this might be a thoughtful statement....a band member isn't there to prove his or her existance (at least for the listeners ya know). They are there to create art. If I go by your logic, every band members can be replaced except the vocalist cos it's easy to mimic someone's distinctive style. I mean I can play Jonny's glockenspiel part in No Surprises. That doesn't mean he's easily replacable. It's all about the creative output inside the band and we listeners will never know how it works.
His backing vocals in Weird Fishes and Karma Police.
Maybe because he’s an excellent guitar player, singer and musician who brings a lot of his personality into the music? That and maybe being a great dude that the other guys want to keep in the band? for example.
He does so much sound design live - if you were to remove his parts, youd be watering down Radiohead. He is vital. He is more a sound artist than guitarist in the band.
Ddi you watch this video?