Many of them probably came just to hear “Creep” and call it a night, but they wound up getting a preview of seven songs from The Bends nearly a year before the album hit. The audience at London’s Astoria on May 27th, 1994, had no idea they were witnessing rock history unfold right in front of their eyes. “My Iron Lung” ( Live at the Astoria, May 1994) In chronological order, here are our favorite moments from the streaming series. How Radiohead's Ed O'Brien Found a New BeginningĮarlier this month, “At Home With Radiohead” came to an end, but the shows are all still available on Radiohead’s YouTube channel. Watch Thom Yorke Debut New Song 'Plasticine Figures' on 'Fallon' Song You Need to Know: Lianne La Havas Covers Radiohead's 'Weird Fishes' We may not be able to catch Thom Yorke and Ed O’Brien on the solo tours they had planned for 2020, but we can certainly reminisce about what it was like to wait for the band in the Tennessee heat at Bonnaroo 2006, or just how special it felt when they released a second From the Basement performance in 2011.
“Which will be first? No one knows.”įor diehard Radiohead fans, who had no choice whether or not we “fancy a quiet night in,” this was a blessing. “We will be releasing one a week until either the restrictions resulting from current situation are eased, or we run out of shows,” the band said. In April, Radiohead began releasing an archival concert on YouTube each week, drawn from the decades-spanning material in their newly-launched Public Library.
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