What's funny is from a musical standpoint there is nothing in the song very complex at all lol. But that's what incredible songwriters can do. Makes another musician hear it and think... "how the hell is that so simple and so beautiful" It reminds me of Roger Waters saying he considered throwing the lyrics to "Breathe" in the trash at first, but if you've got that gift you can take the most simple ideas and make something extraordinary out of it.
It's the dynamics and emotion. The build up and release is cathartic. It is missing from so much constructed music nowadays. This one and Blur's 'The Universal' are songs that always leave me feeling like I've been through something and I never get tired of them.
i love they made an update of the Conan cartoon in the intro. In the pilot, it was a nervous sweating Conan cartoon but this one here is a self-assured one because it now has been 3 years!
Dude same. This is exactly what I always say. Saw them three times in San Francisco during that period. The Fillmore The Warfield and Bill Graham Civic The Warfield concert was the best concert, the best anything I’ve ever seen. It was like they were levitating.
@@dahliafiend over the years I’ve loved all their stuff. But lately it’s been becoming more and more clear that there was just this ..... intangible quality to that period. I remember thinking “well.... they belong to the world now” when I saw them on the HTTT tour.
@@RustinChole ya it was bound to happen. The third show was the least fun for me because by then it was just massive. I should see them live again though. I literally haven’t since 2000.
@@RustinChole any artist or band that is on the verge of breaking to another level is usually at their very best. I guarantee seeing The Rolling Stones way back when would be much different than it is now. That’s why artists that die at their peak are so celebrated. It’s entirely possible Hendrix could have alienated his entire initial fan base and gone through a synthesizer phase. Hah. But instead he’s remembered for a few years of his short life.
@@dahliafiend I gotta admit outside of a FEW exceptions you’re 100% correct. But I definitely enjoyed seeing them on The Moon Shaped Pool tour, but it was cause I was adamant about getting within no less than 30-40ft from the stage. I saw them on KOL and was SO far back I didn’t even really feel that .... Radiohead live feeling. And even then, ..... saw I’m just feeling nostalgic and enjoying the light show, god I miss when people didn’t sing along to songs like “exit music” and “how to disappear.”
Tom Yorks vocal abilities were so underrated. If you google his voice type, most people will say he's a low or high "tenor", and therefore a lot of people assume because of this he can easily sing those high notes but I actually don't think that's true. I think he's actually a high maybe low baritone, like the majority of men, and it's his technique that allows him to naturally go higher, instead of belting and damaging his voice like he did in his early days. There's a reason why he sings so soft other than for effect. I think he's very skilled in mixing his chest and head voice and he uses this mix voice a lot to achieve notes he would otherwise have to belt/shout and risk damaging his voice. (Billy Eilish is someone modern day that does the same thing). He understands that he can't just "belt" high range notes all the time with his voice type because it likely won't sound good, and it may damage his voice in the long run. He sings so soft so he can make the connection between the head and chest voice and move around in all ranges, and not just necessarily to just sing high notes, but also to make a beautiful seamless transition between the low and high registers. You can see him attempt to relax his voice after the last verse and he actually fails to sound the note, I think because he used slightly too much compression in the last verse, he lost that fine control basically. You can look at his older performances and see the difference in vocal styles. Pablo Honey vocals weren't sustainable for his voice where as a lot of Ok Computer onwards were sustainable, you hear it in the songs, and I think it was because of this technique. He's underrated because this is a very difficult thing to achieve. It's truly something that not many people have the discipline master. Some people just sing naturally as a kid and instinctively know how to do this. Think someone like Adele. But people like Adele are susceptible to all kinds of problems later in life, simply because they don't actually understand how they "instinctively" sing. Someone like Tom Yorke likely wasn't a great singer and had to learn via a technical approach, probably with the help of a decent vocal coach. But it's possible he worked it out by himself because I did for myself. Took me years to realise lol. But I did so I'm sure other people can.
Dont know if you guys gives a shit but if you are stoned like me during the covid times you can watch all the new series on instaflixxer. Been watching with my gf recently xD
Yes truly a special time for music especially for all of us coming of age during that time. The best years of my life, I mean before the wife and kids of course. Lol
Thom makes these gravelly masculine tones and these high, lofty notes. This is another important song of theirs. Things tire people. People become tired.
Wow. They earned it, they earned every bit of their ensuing success..playing their hearts out, bringing us ART.. and on the Conan O Brien show. What a bizarre juxtaposition. This performance is a glittering jewel immersed within bland, facile telly blancmange. Incredible. I don't think we were worthy of you lads, but I'm very glad we got you.
Skann sure, and I haven’t seen any other act do that. It is jarring to hear them play the song live with sections cut out, like a masterpiece with the guts taken out
It’s funny watching a bunch of their old Tv performances, the pants started tight, then got really loose and boot cut-y, then tightened up again. Now they’re loose. Oh the song? Yea it’s good
the phoebe bridgers/arlo parks cover of this which is probably somewhere on the side bar if you look hard enough is nearly as good as this and in much better audio quality...it is well worth a look...if only for the genesis of the 'I'm...not phoebe's regular demographic....' meme, which always makes me smile
lol I love that they are still trying a lil to look kinda cool, now they are like fuck it hobo it is, who gives a shit! haha something about getting older and understanding being cool does not exist.
Mike moguls is barely present onstage. Not like Nate and Conor. He’s a great guy huh. Radiohead and Conor oberst are able to play their hearts out every night because no matter what they do the industry will sell them well. So they have a duty in their hearts which creates a gratitude. A grateful performance. Where Conor overstep pretends to be drunk and fall down several times and leave the show and wear black and white every dam time. They can do whatever they want, so they play almost as truly as I do.
OMG.. THANK YOU! I've given this band SO many chances because of the way SO many people talk like they're the greatest band on Earth. Just listen for a minute without looking...You'll wanna call the suicide hotline. I know...To each his own... but, again....THANK YOU for saying it! It's one slow, depressing sound track played by some guys who got a guitar & 3 free lessons for Christmas & are ready to quit & go back on heroin. OK, I'll leave now. Enjoy, All!
Ed O’Brien
Conan O’Brien
Never notice til now lol
@Vince Belfort
Jacksepticeye: TOP IN THE MORNING TO YA!!!
same height as well...them celts must've been scary mo'fos running down them hills vs the ...I'm gonna say Jacobians?
Does this mean Thom and Phillip are brothers?
Rockets twin towers
Fake Plastic Tree is a master piece... There is something in this song that is so complex
What's funny is from a musical standpoint there is nothing in the song very complex at all lol. But that's what incredible songwriters can do. Makes another musician hear it and think... "how the hell is that so simple and so beautiful" It reminds me of Roger Waters saying he considered throwing the lyrics to "Breathe" in the trash at first, but if you've got that gift you can take the most simple ideas and make something extraordinary out of it.
@@captgeech Joy Division disorder is like that for me
If you want complex Radiohead songs go listen to Kid A and Amnesiac
I don’t need nothing complex, just need good songs and this is a good one!
It's the dynamics and emotion. The build up and release is cathartic. It is missing from so much constructed music nowadays. This one and Blur's 'The Universal' are songs that always leave me feeling like I've been through something and I never get tired of them.
I love this version, it's slower and softer but had a bigger impact once the crescendo hit.
Thom comes out looking like Johnny Rotten but singin like Jeff Buckley
Funny thing is that they finished this song after they went to a Jeff Buckley concert.
I love this shot at 3:27 where the three of them are attacking their guitars in sync
Great performance! I love how Jonny Greenwood still plays the same telecaster after all these years.
It isn't broken?
Johnny is fucking that guitar so hard
Jonny the mad scientist playing six instruments
i love they made an update of the Conan cartoon in the intro. In the pilot, it was a nervous sweating Conan cartoon but this one here is a self-assured one because it now has been 3 years!
Conan is the best talkshow host of all time
Love the small smile on Thom's face at the end. He knows they just did something special
This is raw emotion
Seeing them on tour for the bends, then OKC, then Kid A.... they’re still a great band, but live, that 1995-2001 period was like .... watching magic.
Dude same. This is exactly what I always say. Saw them three times in San Francisco during that period. The Fillmore The Warfield and Bill Graham Civic The Warfield concert was the best concert, the best anything I’ve ever seen. It was like they were levitating.
@@dahliafiend over the years I’ve loved all their stuff. But lately it’s been becoming more and more clear that there was just this ..... intangible quality to that period. I remember thinking “well.... they belong to the world now” when I saw them on the HTTT tour.
@@RustinChole ya it was bound to happen. The third show was the least fun for me because by then it was just massive. I should see them live again though. I literally haven’t since 2000.
@@RustinChole any artist or band that is on the verge of breaking to another level is usually at their very best. I guarantee seeing The Rolling Stones way back when would be much different than it is now. That’s why artists that die at their peak are so celebrated. It’s entirely possible Hendrix could have alienated his entire initial fan base and gone through a synthesizer phase. Hah. But instead he’s remembered for a few years of his short life.
@@dahliafiend I gotta admit outside of a FEW exceptions you’re 100% correct. But I definitely enjoyed seeing them on The Moon Shaped Pool tour, but it was cause I was adamant about getting within no less than 30-40ft from the stage. I saw them on KOL and was SO far back I didn’t even really feel that .... Radiohead live feeling. And even then, ..... saw I’m just feeling nostalgic and enjoying the light show, god I miss when people didn’t sing along to songs like “exit music” and “how to disappear.”
This is just the 90s to me in one song. What a great time for music. Like unbelievably brilliant. So glad these were my teenage years.
That Astro Boy sticker on the guitar is legendary. Rocking that Japanese media in 1995, Thom is a fucking legend.
Pfft.
he was wearing astro boy shirts in the early 90s too
soylent grin.jpg
Thom is just effortlessly killing those notes
thom's smile in the end of the video tho.
Tom Yorks vocal abilities were so underrated. If you google his voice type, most people will say he's a low or high "tenor", and therefore a lot of people assume because of this he can easily sing those high notes but I actually don't think that's true. I think he's actually a high maybe low baritone, like the majority of men, and it's his technique that allows him to naturally go higher, instead of belting and damaging his voice like he did in his early days.
There's a reason why he sings so soft other than for effect. I think he's very skilled in mixing his chest and head voice and he uses this mix voice a lot to achieve notes he would otherwise have to belt/shout and risk damaging his voice. (Billy Eilish is someone modern day that does the same thing). He understands that he can't just "belt" high range notes all the time with his voice type because it likely won't sound good, and it may damage his voice in the long run. He sings so soft so he can make the connection between the head and chest voice and move around in all ranges, and not just necessarily to just sing high notes, but also to make a beautiful seamless transition between the low and high registers.
You can see him attempt to relax his voice after the last verse and he actually fails to sound the note, I think because he used slightly too much compression in the last verse, he lost that fine control basically. You can look at his older performances and see the difference in vocal styles. Pablo Honey vocals weren't sustainable for his voice where as a lot of Ok Computer onwards were sustainable, you hear it in the songs, and I think it was because of this technique.
He's underrated because this is a very difficult thing to achieve. It's truly something that not many people have the discipline master. Some people just sing naturally as a kid and instinctively know how to do this. Think someone like Adele. But people like Adele are susceptible to all kinds of problems later in life, simply because they don't actually understand how they "instinctively" sing. Someone like Tom Yorke likely wasn't a great singer and had to learn via a technical approach, probably with the help of a decent vocal coach. But it's possible he worked it out by himself because I did for myself. Took me years to realise lol. But I did so I'm sure other people can.
thanks for the great read and knowledge bro
@@schwany6703 Of course! my pleasure
This is true. Thom said he originally wanted to only be a guitarist back then but since he had no one else to sing his songs he practiced singing.
They're wearing the same clothes that they wear in "Just" video😂😂😂
Dont know if you guys gives a shit but if you are stoned like me during the covid times you can watch all the new series on instaflixxer. Been watching with my gf recently xD
@Willie Jensen Definitely, been using instaflixxer for months myself =)
@@williejensen6799 Haha, girlfriend.
And actually, the "Just" vídeo hadnt came out till august
@@williejensen6799 What is that?
Beautiful performance!!!
Proof that rock n roll always has a home for outcasts and weirdos. Thom is living proof.
the fact that this is one of conan’s favorite songs ever makes me love him even more
It's funny seeing Thom next to Conan. And Ed O'Brien and Conan O'Brien are about the same height.
Well, thom is fcking only 166 cm. Just above the average height of a human being.
I KNOW! conan is 6'4", but i had no idea that espeically johnny is tall
and all that time i thought that glastonberry 2003 version was the best
Pinkpop 1996 for me
But this version is shortened for TV purposes...I think that automatically disqualifies it lol
@@imgitai along with the "if i could be..." part too ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Best one was actually Japan ‘95 for me.
full of emotion
What a great song, loved it since I first heard it absolutely beautiful song ✌️💙
This version can make you cry
This song is beyond incredible.
super beautiful - great performance
i fffffffffffffing love radiohead
This is the most depressing, suicidal music I’ve ever heard. More please !
And that he is actually playing most of the crazy stuff you thought Johnny was.
the song is a masterpiece
This is perfect
One of our favorites''💓
Hauntingly beautiful
God, I miss the 90's.
#metoo
#grungeforever #oasis #nirvana #britpop #radiohead #kpopispresentdayhairmetal
90s and early to mid 00s. everything was better, no social media.
Yes truly a special time for music especially for all of us coming of age during that time. The best years of my life, I mean before the wife and kids of course. Lol
@@johnd3124 this. and i was born in 01. i fucking hate the world i had to grow up in.
One of my favorite songs ever. Entourage did this song justice for a drop
Gets me every time I hear it
Stunning. Achingly and hauntingly resonating.
やっぱり好きだわ❤
5:08 thom
Man, that Conan intro brings me back
The Bends=great record
Great era for human kind.. the 90s
It really was. I’m still trying to figure out what happened since then.
Effing spectacular
Lagu ini mingingat kan saya di waktu muda...
Thank's vedio
I wish that we could listen to this in the original sound quality.
The best part of live videos of this song is watching Jonny beat the living shit out his guitar during the climax.
Did they just film Just before this Thom I think is wearing pretty much the same clothes
No, they used to like dressing up for shows like this with the clothes from the videos lol
@@iexclipsei oh thats cool lol
Forever !!!!!!!!
Thom makes these gravelly masculine tones and these high, lofty notes. This is another important song of theirs. Things tire people. People become tired.
Gosto demais dessa música!
Thank you for this. Hope the official channel uploads it in source quality one day, it deserves it
does nobody have the original appearance they made on tape?!
Someone uploaded it on TH-cam six months ago. Just type in Creep Radiohead live on Conan 1993.
Wow. They earned it, they earned every bit of their ensuing success..playing their hearts out, bringing us ART.. and on the Conan O Brien show. What a bizarre juxtaposition. This performance is a glittering jewel immersed within bland, facile telly blancmange. Incredible. I don't think we were worthy of you lads, but I'm very glad we got you.
Majestic
Imagine creating the bends
awesome
The algorithm again has reunited us, now here.
this is gold
thx pzy!
can you hear Thom's emotion when "but i can't help the feeling" part?
Such perfect
Could you please upload the full version of this
This is from a promo VHS, it only has the show intro and musical guest.
@@pzzy oh okay i got it dude
lol I was 2 days old when this aired
I was like minus 7. Get out of here, haha
@@nikolaj_ow I was minus 8 😳😳
Damn, took me another 3 days after this to be born.
I was 26..
i was -12 😳😳😳
Also no matter what I always get the bassist from Placebo thing with Radiohead, "god damn that guy is tall!"
🖤🖤🖤👏👏👏👏
the intro is so cute
5:08
This reminds me of Atoms For Peace on Jon Stewart in 2013 cause of how they shortened the song. So strange that they’d go ahead & do that.
I don't think they had much of a choice
Skann sure, and I haven’t seen any other act do that. It is jarring to hear them play the song live with sections cut out, like a masterpiece with the guts taken out
@@imgitai Tons of bands do this for talk shows.
@@imgitai almost every act does that If the song was originally long
Rolon ❤🇲🇽
If only they turned up Thom’s guitar :/
I love Thom’s Sex Pistols type outfit
Momentazo
Who's the tallest O'Brien in the building?
you ever notice how for a while, Thom Yorke appeared to only barely age and then he eventually just... did?
Same thing happened with Thurston Moore, who was 25 for 40 years.
😭legends
Одни иностранные комменты. Неужели в России мало поклонников честного звука и вокала этой легендарной группы?
есть поклонники
It’s funny watching a bunch of their old Tv performances, the pants started tight, then got really loose and boot cut-y, then tightened up again. Now they’re loose.
Oh the song? Yea it’s good
Phil Selway has/had hair!?!
Yes, in the early years Selway had hair 😂😂
So wait most of that sound in ACDC wasn't Angus?
the phoebe bridgers/arlo parks cover of this which is probably somewhere on the side bar if you look hard enough is nearly as good as this and in much better audio quality...it is well worth a look...if only for the genesis of the 'I'm...not phoebe's regular demographic....' meme, which always makes me smile
lol I love that they are still trying a lil to look kinda cool, now they are like fuck it hobo it is, who gives a shit! haha something about getting older and understanding being cool does not exist.
They’ve just perfected it; cool is caring less.
Oh they "just" film the music video
......iF !💔
Ole white shirt hates his tele.
Greenwood, who are you???
I learned to appreciate this song by Kelly Clarkson's cover song
..but gravity always wins
Mike moguls is barely present onstage. Not like Nate and Conor. He’s a great guy huh.
Radiohead and Conor oberst are able to play their hearts out every night because no matter what they do the industry will sell them well. So they have a duty in their hearts which creates a gratitude. A grateful performance. Where Conor overstep pretends to be drunk and fall down several times and leave the show and wear black and white every dam time. They can do whatever they want, so they play almost as truly as I do.
Rest, Conor.
Not great sound, but a great performance.
Your authorities can’t fake joe rogan’s death because he’s a valuable asset influencer.
Do they have any songs that aint whiny bullcrap?
you will whine eventually. That is a fact.
OMG.. THANK YOU! I've given this band SO many chances because of the way SO many people talk like they're the greatest band on Earth. Just listen for a minute without looking...You'll wanna call the suicide hotline. I know...To each his own... but, again....THANK YOU for saying it! It's one slow, depressing sound track played by some guys who got a guitar & 3 free lessons for Christmas & are ready to quit & go back on heroin. OK, I'll leave now. Enjoy, All!
Check out OK Computer or Amnesiac. Plenty of upbeat songs.
@@pyannaguy4361 what a idiotic comment.
Just listen to ABBA.
M A S T E R P I E C E