when I am happy, I listen to Radiohead; when I am sad, I listen to Radiohead.

0:00 Weird Fishes 6:14 Bodysnatchers 10:40 Jigsaw Falling Into Place 15:50 Faust Arp 18:20 15 step 23:50 Videotape 29:22 Reckoner 34:26 House of Cards 41:35 All I Need 46:25 Nude You're welcome

Can't believe for all of Jonny Greenwood's immense talent, he's still reduced to lemon shaking duties during Reckoner

"Weird Fishes" is a genius song and definitely one of their best.

Radiohead should be declared an international treasure

In Rainbows is the sexiest Radiohead album by far

14 years later and I am still blown away by this album and this particular version.

Thom's scream in the middle of bodysnatchers was a wonderful touch

So glad Radiohead stuck to their gut and didn't become another slave to the record companies. Its amazing that thom can translate what is going on in his head into something so beautiful. What a gift.

Scotch Mist has got to be my favorite live-performance-thing of Radiohead. Even more than the basement. Scotch mist is more like a film. It has its own personality.

I remember hearing about this the day it would be streamed live, New Year's Eve. I just happened to catch it right as it started and I watched it from start to finish like I was in a trance. It was something special; something for the shut-ins, the people without any plans. I appreciated the hell out of it and it's one of my best New Year's memories despite the fact that I sat at home and basically did nothing other than watching this as it happened.

my girl at the time loved this video. Thank you radiohead for giving us a background to the best moments of my teen years. We fell apart and haven't spoken in years but still the music remains. Piss foam party, indeed

ID RATHER GO TO A PISS FOAM PARTY THAN WATCH THE FUCKING FOOTBALL god i love this band

Phil Selway-The Most Professional Looking Drummer

Thom has such an iconic tenor voice. But when he came in on jigsaw falling into place his baritone sound blew me away. Its great that he uses his low register so sparingly that it always sounds striking when it happens, but I'd love to hear him come out with some new songs that incorporate his lower voice more.

21:04 is special -Ed selects the right pad combination -Jhonny seems like really digging something -Phil checking his hi-hat if it's still in the same place

Wish I had someone to share Radiohead with.

When you can't tell the difference between a live session and a recorded album, you know the band is great. York's vocals in this session are insanely good. So good.

WHAT´S AMAZING ABOUT RADIOHEAD IS THAT YOU WOULD LISTEN TO THEIR ALBUMS, AND THINK IT´S OVERPRODUCED, BUT THEY ACTUALLY MAKE IT SIMPLE AND THEY CAN DO ALL THE SYNTHS, EFFECTS, ETC... LIVE

coming back to this album years later. in retrospect this album contains some of radiohead's best moments: weird fishes, nude, reckoner... it's all very atmospheric, haunting, and emotional. top quality.

9:31 best thom scream ever

There is no other album that I can listen through and never feel the need to skip a song. Radiohead nailed it 100%

1. Weird Fishes/Arpeggi 00:35 2. Bodysnatchers 6:15 3. Jigsaw Falling Into Place 10:40 "Sky Sports" by Stanley Donwood (read by Ric Jerrom) 15:09 4. Faust Arp 15:56 5. 15 Step 18:20 "Midsummer's Day in a Graveyard" by Stanley Donwood (read by Ric Jerrom) 22:52 6. Videotape 23:54 7. Reckoner 29:23 8. House of Cards 34:28 "Head and Shoulders" by Stanley Donwood (read by Ric Jerrom) 40:11 9. All I Need 41:24 10. Nude 46:24

It will sound like a cliche, but Thom's voice is utterly beautiful on the In Rainbows songs, in the House of Cards intro. and Nude especially. I love how Jonny can mimic the vocal melody so suitably with his instrumentation, on the Ondes and guitar.

I'd rather have this than the mona lisa

i love them because no other band described better what does it feels like to be alive

Jesus . 15 years ago. Feels like yesterday and a lifetime ago at the same time. Thank you Radiohead. I miss you

I wish I can go back to 2008 and feel the experience of the album In Rainbows all over again. Even though the album was released in 2007, it was gifted to me as part of a graduation present. My sister didn’t know what to get me for graduation gifts. She saw this album in Hastings (yes, when Hastings was alive) and just had this suspicious feeling I’m going to really like this album. So, while just freshly graduated and starting my summer into the real world, I listened to the album. Start to finish. It became the album of my summer. Never stopped listening to it. I thank my sister so much for getting me this album.

The energy in Bodysnatchers is off the chain

What scotch mist is their scotch mist? Scotch Mist is: A Lancashire/Yorkshire idiom meaning something that does not exist or is worthless e.g. "What do you want? Scotch Mist?" An idiom which in the United Kingdom means a cold and penetrating mist that verges on rain. In the United Kingdom an idiom meaning something that is hard to find or doesn't exist (something imagined). Scottish term given to a persistent drizzle with poor visibility, especially on moors and out at sea (also called smirr), which poses risks of hypothermia to walkers, and of navigation and collision danger to sailors. Humorously, to refer to drunken confusion. The name of episode 5 of the 2004 Channel 4 series Garth Marenghi's Darkplace The name of a webcast of a private concert by UK band Radiohead, streamed by Current TV on 31st December 2007. A drink with 2oz of Scotch Whisky, ice and a lemon peel. Appeared in 1946 movie The Big Sleep with Humphrey Bogart and the 2013 movie Saving Mr. Banks. /wikipedia

This band has always been, and will forever be my favorite. Their music is timeless.

TRACKLIST: 01. Weird Fishes / Arpeggi - interval 02. Bodysnatchers - interval 03. Jigsaw Falling into Place 04. 'Sky sports', a short story by Stanley Donwood, read by Ric Jerrom 05. Faust Arp - interval 06. 15 Step - interval 07. 'Midsummer's Day in a Graveyard', a short story by Stanley Donwood, read by Ric Jerrom 08. Videotape - interval 09. Reckoner - interval 10. House of Cards - interval 11. 'Head and Shoulders', a short story by Stanley Donwood, read by Ric Jerrom - interval 12. All I Need 13. Nude - the end

Radiohead is the truest definition of other worldly musicality. They make me feel like my heart is going to explode out of my chest in a kaleidoscope of colors. Please keep making your powerful art.

Radiohead is a spiritual experience.

i want these to be the last songs that i listen before i die

42:08 when the synth comes in I just shiver. It’s so ethereal and atmospheric.

2007 really was a good year. Even if I didn't see it that way back then. And despite my dad having a stroke that year. It was still a good year. I miss my friends from that time. I miss the optimism.

I think it’s worth pointing out that they streamed this on the internet…NYE 2007. I’d have to think not many musicians were doing this back then. So far ahead of their time, yet again.

Setlist : 0:33 - Weirds Fishies/Arpeggi 6:15 - Bodysnatchers 10:40 - Jigsaw Falling Into Place 15:57 - Faust Arp 18:20 - 15 Steps 23:55 - Videotape 29:23 - Reckoner 34:27 - House Of Cards 41:34 - All I Need 46:24 - Nude 50:41 - Weirds Fishies/Arpeggi JAM

Gosh, I hope they do something like this for A Moon Shaped Pool.

It doesn't get much better than these dudes.

to think of where i was when i first watched this video...i had a girlfriend, my family were talking to me and i had a career to be proud of. and now i have nothing...but i'm happier than ever and this video still means the world to me. music is timeless but it's also absorbent to memories...whenever i hear these songs i'm taken right back to that place i was in during 2007...growing up is weird man!! i love life but somedays it sure does scare me!!

And this is my favorite video on youtube.

Don’t know that much about music and the engineering aspect but I to hear the drumming on all Radiohead songs makes me think that it’s so much more then just keeping tempo, Selway is genius

This is why In rainbows will always be my favourite album

The best version of Faust Arp out there

9:30-9:35......that's what music is all about. Love the energy

Been listening to this recording for years...never gets old.

18:21"Ready?""Ready, Fredy!" :D

50:49 love this rendition of weird fishes

Jigsaw falling into place sounds AMAZING This version is so choppy and primitive and i love it

0:00 Weird Fishes 6:14 Bodysnatchers 10:40 Jigsaw Falling Into Place 15:50 Faust Arp 18:20 15 step 23:50 Videotape 29:22 Reckoner 34:26 House of Cards 41:35 All I Need 46:25 Nude

2016 and i still listen to this everyday

This is absolute heaven. I've found my bliss, listening to my favorite album in a echoey, dreamy style.

I was showing my little girl some of yall's songs when I realized I didn't listen to this around the holidays for the first time in about a decade. Hope you guys are doing well!

9:50 my cat at 3 in the morning

Just came back to pay my respects to the video that got me into radiohead 14 years ago... This video is as old as I was when I first watched it. Happy New Year

wish this was in 4K but the faded vibes adds something. this album is so good

I come back at this at least once a week ..cheers from Albania

00:35 weird fishes/arpeggi 06:15 bodysnatches 10:41 jigsaw falling into place 15:50 faust arp 18:21 15 step 23:55 videotape 29:25 reckoner 34:27 house of cards 41:25 all i need 46:25 nude (with funny and great video :D)

Stanley Donwood is one of my favourite artists. his cultural importance has been somewhat devalued because he works in the "music industry" buone of the most important artists to come along since Cy Twombly & Jean Michel Basquiat

I keep coming back here because this album is so good, and just love that they play it live the whole way through. it says so much about the band.

Love every moment of this, but that outdoors version of Faust arp is just so awesome

15:50 Faust Arp - That song alone is worth the price of admission, to see and hear this stripped down acoustic in the field version of the song. My day was made complete here at dawn listening to that, thank you so much!

My favourite Radiohead period. And this session is great rock art. Masterpiece.

30:22 Colin: dude we only got one percussion instrument... Jonny: no problem mate, have u lemons?

This has got to be one of my favorite live performances of all time. I keep coming back to it over and over again...makes my heart break every time. This needs to be restored to a high def transfer and preserved forever.

two Cambrige/Oxford area bands both are really talented way above normal inellligent music trancends musical genres and have been compared to each other but sound nothing alike; Pink Floyd and Radiohead. If there were only these two to listen to Id have my ears/soul full.

This has always been my favorite recording of them. Been listening to Radiohead literally since I was born. I'll be listening to them till the day I fall into my grave.

Why is it that every song Radiohead plays live whenever Thom gets into it, you can see those dance moves from the Lotus Flower video trying to bust out of him?

10+ years on and this album still feels like the most incredible thing in the world to me. I really don't know how anyone even talks about other bands or musicians when there is a band like Radiohead out there making the music they make.

jonny's trills on the rhodes during the verses of all i need are really grabbing me. cus i've never heard it in any other recording. scotch mist has a lot of extremely amazing differences than the actual inrainbows! truly loving their vibes on this! little things make a big variation of sensualities.

I love Radiohead

I remember when the Internet was invented and this was the best thing on it.

"Midsummer's Day in a Graveyard" Thanks Stanley Donwood, you've really got some great poetry...

Faust arp is lovely.

"You are my center when I spin away". Strange attractors.

Back for this New Year's Eve, and every NYE. Thank you for this, Radiohead.

I first encountered this album in 2008 and I have listended to it ever since. One of the best productions EVER made in rock history. Incredible artistry. Incredible.

Musical geniuses. I love love love you guys. Brilliant. Wish I could have coffee with the lead singer one day!!

Why is it that every Radiohead YT upload there are always people commenting "I liked Radiohead when they played XVK but I'm not getting into this one ZIP...maybe they'll come to their senses and go "back," to when they were "great?" First and foremost Radiohead is like most living organisms, constantly changing, shifting, evolving, growing into different forms, which is why Radiohead is Radiohead, not Keane, Coldplay, The Fray, One Republic or some other alt rock band...I'm pretty sure I'd love it if Radiohead threw down an R&B record. Why? Because they're Radiohead, capable of doing "anything," at any time, anywhere......

I just love watching them close their eyes so that they can just hear the music...and yes..phil is actually great and a delight to watch in any vid cos he's so consistent...

The ebb & flow of emotion & energy in this album/film accurately mirrors the ups & downs of life.

The way thom sings, like, it touches me alot. Its like a box of sentences coming out of a book, i dont know how to explain it, lol.

I knew OF Radiohead since Creep and Fake Plastic Trees. I was baptized INTO Radiohead in 1998 with Subterranean Homesick Alien and Paranoid Android. I sit on 23 years of memories and all of them, both good and bad, include this group. I was born and raised in a culturally homogenous location in southwest Missouri, USA, and I have never fit. I'm a creep, I'm a weirdo. What the hell am I doing here? I have lived here my entire life and I have yet to encounter another die hard fan of Radiohead. I know, woe is me, right? That's not really the point. You see, Radiohead showed me one thing. That there are others out there. That I am not alone. Thom's lyrics have always transcended culture and time and connected us right at the heart of our experience. As the band has grown older, their sound, their style, their words have continued to connect with me. They even seem immersed in the same range of experience as I! Their lyrical expression is like an abstract painting. When I step back from it and look at it from a distance, I see my reflection. I swear the first time I heard Thom utter the words, "Throw your keys in the bowl, kiss your husband good night. Forget about your house of cards, and I'll do mine..." I literally wept. I fell off the table and got swept under. All I have to say to Radiohead, is thank you. Thank you for giving me hope that I am not alone, that I am somehow connected to all the other homesick aliens out there. Your music is both an anthem and the vehicle for our connection. Thank you. Don't ever stop. Not even for piss centered foam parties in the pub toilets.

Minute 16:00 after they take the piss out of us, that subtle acoustic song is incredibly beautiful, I wish an entire album of this type of music could be produced and performed. The gentle Radiohead is brilliant even stripped down to the base essentials.

Best band ever! love you guys, ty for being there all this time!..

I LOVE how they extend the ending of Reckoner! Everytime I listen to that song I wish the ending was longer, this is pure ear-candy

I remember watching this live. What a memorable holiday.

I'm a musician and can only wonder how fun and intense it must be to be in a band like Radiohead, at that point its not even fun its a true enjoyment.

Was introduced to this video years ago and have frequented it every month or two to listen. Possibly one of the purist forms of art that there is. Wish there were a lot more of these by all kinds of groups. I'd take this over a music video any day of the week.

Perfect new years day listen, serene, 'thank god we made it' kind of feeling, but also a feeling of strong anxiety of what's to come

Thanks again, Radio Head. Another New Year's with this amazing collaboration. Of all the years that this was needed, this is the one that deserves it the most thus far. Good bye, 2020.

everytime Videotape starts, i feel like i must cry out. fuck you Radiohead, so emotional

One of the best live. So intimate. I used to watch it years ago. And makes me think about freedom and being by my own.

A must video to watch and listen over and over again!!!Thanks Radiohead for sharing it, thanks for being there along our lifes...

Wow...this version of Videotape is spectacular. So much more atmospheric and haunting.

In the last 2 days I have listened to this on repeat for 8 hours, while I work. They are not from this planet..Happy New Years!

Damn this band is incredible, I have listened to this album dozens of times and it is always a new experience

This is true music. Radiohead is the best band of all time