2:33 I love the band's support towards Thom's mistakes "No Thom it was fine, Thom it was good"

Someone give the guy a hug

Honestly, I'm a bit annoyed with all these "Such whiners" comments. The fact that they became succesful band in a very short period of time, doesn't mean that they automatically had to become happy lads. Ironically, MPiE shows that this point of view is very far from truth. Sucess doesn't make you happy in this business. It makes you dull, depressed and apathic or melancholic. Cause soon you realize the only good moments are concerts. And apart from them you're touring, you have dumb duties your record label put on you, you have to talk with hundreds of journalists who ask you same exact questions, you're percieved through prism of a one song you actually hate at the moment, you're arguing with your friends who can become enemies and your "dream job" goes to shit if you don't watch your tongue. And on top of that with every day you're more certain that nobody understands you or what you say through your art. And all the media watch your every little smirk, anger, laugh, mistake. Yeah, fucking great experience, no doubt.

How I love that there are people like Thom Yorke in the music industry. His shy and emotional person seems so genuine and gifted, compared to all those people who's in the industry because of their looks or their bloated self-esteem.

I feel like How To Disappear Completely and Life In A Glasshouse summarize this time period for the band very well.

Thom is trying to talk to Johnny and Ed about how he feels is hard to stomach. He's so close to a complete mental break-down it's painful to watch it and see the pain of anxiety, confusion, and anger in his face. I've been somewhere similar and it sucks. You spend your time trying to figure out the point to everything. I think it's a process everyone goes through at time, but it shouldn't come with all this attention and fame. That must have been hard. Everyone comes out a better person though.

How terrible it must've been to be going through a depressive episode, or breakdown or whatever, and have to do interviews, photoshoots and be expected to live up to people's image of you or be amusing and interesting. I've been through something similar and I could just be alone and get through it. This movie always makes me so happy that I'm not famous, and so glad that they survived this and seem to be much happier.

poor little guy. I'd ask to give him a hug. I'm glad he's been doing so much better recently, although with the passing of dr. owen and his silence on any media I'm a little worried. I hope he ends up okay

I watch this and its so sad to see my music heroes locked in this horror of fame and record company bullshit. But then at the same time, I'm so glad cause they are so happy now. They broke free and got out on the other side to tell about it. The way Thom was at this point, he could've easily killed himself or died. Just so glad they made it through.

When you just wanna cuddle Thom 😭

I have to be honest though without this experience, none of their later albums would be as good as they are or they might not even exist. Kid A was just their complete middle finger to the manipulative music industry for how they torture ok computer's promotion period. Kid A is insanely awesome and i don't think it would be like this without that experience.

If only I had the confidence to share my music with the world to express my anguish like he did. I avoid most people because I can't deal with it. I've dealt with Toxic Rotten People my Whole life. That might be the root of my depression and anxiety. He was able to put it into marvelous expression. I LOVE THOM, HE HAS BEEN A GIFT TO THIS WORLD.

these clips honestly hurt me so much. i couldn't even imagine what it would be like to go through life at near breaking point, but in the public eye. it must be so wearing, so heavy on the soul. it's only now, twenty four years into the future, that you are actually able to feel more at peace while watching these clips-knowing that they're safe and knowing how much better they're all doing now, especially thom. i thank the world for eventually having mercy on him, i don't know what i'd do if he wasn't still here. i genuinely believe he's one of the most brilliant people to ever walk the earth. radiohead saved my life :')

I just love these guys, their music and how they think about the media. They dont want to be the best selling artist, they want to be the Favourite band of any person that lets them stick in their heart.

this video makes me cry.

Imagine being an introvert , basically hating being in the spotlight and suddenly become famous , i'm an introvert myself and i honestly wouldnt be able to handle it , i don't know Thom personally OFC , but i think i can relate , must suck to be in that position ...

This is one of the most impressive documentaries I have ever seen.

Wow... he's changed a lot! I saw a video of him joking around with the crowd during a show in the Hail to the Thief tour, and he seems much happier now.

"Sad moments" This should just be the whole documentary lol

You missed the entire film. This thing was so damn depressing

@sweeetra3 Thom is lucky he never found heroin or some other crap. That would have been the start of the end

People who think they are whinners probably aren't introverts so they don't understand Thom and probably didn't watch this whole thing cause it's a great look into how awful fame can be.

Thanks for putting this together. Some of the most moving, revealing moments in this documentary, for sure.

The same thing happened to Nirvana. And all that sudden fame overwhelmed them...

Thank you for uploading this. It's really emotional :( I'm going to buy the DVD, this has moved me a lot.

I love that despite everything thom was going through his mates rallied behind him. It reminds me of REM and their attitude of camaraderie and mutual respect.

Im really glad that he got up from those deep waters :) Their music got to whole new level ;))

man, I always feel so bad about that scene at 0:20

Wow this video is so well edited

This documentary did a great job at creating a disorienting feel that I bet the band members felt when they got a huge wave of fame

aw no this is so sad poor thom :'(

This whole documentary is pretty fucking depressing. I'm not one of those ignorantly blissful people, and I like Radiohead, but it's the truth.

Sometimes I want to hugged all of them

they're a family :')

Awww, you're very welcome for the Grammy, Thom.

@daredate i believe he says "I fucked it up, I hate these things." to which everyone says, "It's fine. That was good."

well thanks for this now I.. kinda get it but now you own us one of the good moments!!! byee

0:46 The exact moment where Thom resolved to drop Creep from the setlist forever.

0:39 jerma so mean

This is a damn nightmare. Anyone that wants fame and then relishes in it is a disturbed person. No wonder this band struggled with it.

im crying rn

city after cityyyyyyyyy granite gray as morninngggg

Poor Thom... :(

thanks

wait so he was just trying to get into a club and these guys kicked him out and started yelling at him?

thommm :'(

the comments on this video are a bit strange considering the fact that Thom Yorke got through it... he's fine now isn't he?

Some people just don't enjoy the spotlight, yet they can't get out of it. While most people would be thankful for the position Radiohead got, it wasn't what they wanted.

yo when is radiohead funny mometns dropping

this is so sad I can't watch.. dammit this is fucked up world

that little guy on the wondow=im not here this isnt happening

@rut8888 Yes, Americans are the only people on the planet that have ever been made drunken derogatory comments and mentioning he was American was totally necessary and relevant.

damn.

Lol why am I crying

>implying constantly making new music is not working

Too much Thom.

0:21 can some one pls explain to me what happens here? I’ve watched the documentary twice but i still don’t get it

When I think it's Thom that gets rejected from the club, is it Thom that says "Oh pretty funny man"? Am I hearing him say something to the bouncer?

i had this video on VHS, but where can i find it on the internet plz?

I think he really doesnt want to hang out or to be involved with those fake peoples around him, thus making him "outcast". well. you're not alone sir. ;)

@antigrav118 Most of the times it has something to do. Not all the times though.

Second clip made me mad dude leave him alone tf

Can someone explain what happens at 0:20 I'm confused, please

4:54 "naive" backwards

No, it doesn't have something to do with it "most of the time." How many separate nations have you lived in for an extended period of time? How many different cultures have you experienced? How much do you really know about the States to make that sort of broad judgment?

What's the song that plays at 1:00??

Whats the song at 03:57

I agree to some extent, but some people do just well with fame, and those are the people who don't abuse it. I think everyone has problems, really.

which song at 4.11?

what he says at 2:33?

Why did they put that take on the mne? Just to make fun of him?

is this the darkside if rockstardom...or fame altogether? :(

Separate nations I lived in: 7 Different cultures: Don't know, but probably 10. How much do I know about the states? Well I lived 10 years there. I was under the massive cultural and politic influence the states so gladly apply to the rest of the world, so I'd say I'm pretty much aware of the states MO. The constant fact that people there refers to the states as the world mixed with ignorance of the foreign and arrogance makes most people say things like that. Most of the time in pure innocence.

sad moments? there are happy moments in that doc?

radio cax

not all american are like that. i hate when people say that american are like that as a whole to me its all about how you were raised.

which song was playing at 3:53?? I'm sure it's not "I will"

why are you greentexting out of 4chan

3:52 what is the song ?

He's not depressed. He's just Thom.

not everyone is as simple as you

@rahoowe no just sleepy

Such a typical American comment.

actually thats a perfect example of an average american.

Since when is depression cute...

hahahahahahahahahahahaha

aaaaaaand I wonder how depressed they would've been if they hadn't beome rockstars.......? They are blessed....

It must be so miserable to do what you love to do (write and play music) and get paid well for it. The boys should have applied to be janitors or fast food workers and play cover tunes in the pubs on Friday nights.

then tell me what are they about??? because i know there not religious, and theyre definitely not into saving the world, because i havent heard about them making any investments into anything like that(i may be wrong). and thom yorke doesnt seem like the kind of person who cares about other people, so tell me what is it that they could be about?? why does anyone do the things they do if not for money, to get laid, and relax and do the things they love to do. there not Buddha.

You know, after watching this and then Nick Vujicic videos, right now I'm like "God, these guys are such crybabies!"

This video should be called : "how to be a whiner 101"