Radiohead - Everything In Its Right Place/Idioteque FIRST REACTION (Live) 

Ed "is he really doing that on his guitar?" O'brien

KING OF LIMBS FROM THE BASEMENT

Thom Yorke is King of Bleep Bloops

i love the surprise radiohead reactions, they're like unexpected gifts

Like Spinning Plates (Live) from the "I Might Be Wrong: Live Recordings".

I hadn't seen this. Thx!!! Still excited to see a reaction to 'In Rainbows: From The Basement'.

No dude, Jonny is sampling thoms vocals and Ed is sampling the synth.

Imagine Radiohead in an 1800 concert setting, the 1800 crowd are mesmerized but scared at the same time. This man is a warlock.

If you want to see an older version of Idioteque where its still crazy, but closer to the original, check out their performance from SNL. They also did National Anthem with a horn section. Amazing.

You've come this far so you might as well do it. 'The King of Limbs' both studio and From the Basement. It would be interesting to see how you think they compare. If you only listen to one, make it the Basement live sessions. One of the greatest things they have ever done.

Like Spinning Plates from the I Might Be Wrong live album

Blippity bloopity Radiohead is my new favorite thing lol

You need to listen to the Glastonbury 2003 version of Idioteque. Easily their best live version.

I feel Idioteque has the ability to evolve into ANYTHING. Such a great song.

One if the best live performances of these two at once. When I saw them live, during the lemon lyric they made the whole stadium smell like lemons as well

Dude listen to Tame Impala, please! Also the guy is Jonny Greenwood, who in t Everything in Right Place is looping Thom's voice and adding effects while Ed messes with the synth, in the Idioteque, Johnny is controlling the drums using a modular synth and Ed records the guitar silently and plays the loop during the breakdown

React to the Kid A and Amnesiac TV blips next. They're little promotional clips Radiohead did back in the day that encapsulate perfectly the atmosphere of both albums.

The National Anthem (live from Saturday Night Live) - Best version that I've seen. It features the horn section of the SNL band.

watching through all your reactions again, I never saw that you reacted to this performance. I was there and it was amazing!

Woah. 😍 I can’t believe I haven’t seen this live performance yet. Thanks, y’all.

This is quite literally my favorite live performance by Radiohead. Thanks for the reaction!

I saw them at Outside Lands, Golden Gate Park, San Francisco, CA on this same tour and they played these two together: I’ve been present for like 6-7 hours of Radiohead performing live in my lifetime and those 9 minutes might have been the best. Your vid took me right back to that misty night in Frisco, thank you 🤘

On a related note, they have a live compilation album on spotify called I Might Be Wrong, and if you liked the live version of Everything in it's Right Place here you will love the one on this one. Midway through, the voice changer literally turns the song into a wall of sound, and I'd wager it's the better version personally. It's certainly what I'd call an album killer (I can never listen to the album version of the song ever again because a live version is just too damn good)

Omg you're watching the lollapalooza gig and I was actually there! The first time I watched my all time favorite band live and I cried and danced and listened and felt my soul being pierced by the music I've grown up to and listened to none stop. It was so magical 😍

I've seen many great bands live, but seeing Radiohead... it's just a different experience. Pure, delirious joy all the way through. I cherish those memories. While this performance is super fun, my favorite "Idioteque" performance will always been from SNL in 2001. Definitely give that a watch, it's next level intense.

Ed has said in an interview (That Pedal Show, on RU-vid!) that the only song of theirs that they use a backing track for when they play live is The Gloaming. That's it. (Also, he demos what he does during a few Radiohead songs throughout. The highlight is discovering what he does during Ful Stop)

Everything is insane live. With that consistent kick drum and the bassline. It gets wild.

So many great live performances by Radiohead - stoked for you to keep experiencing new ones. Have you heard the studio version of Bangers + Mash? I think it would be another great reaction track before doing From The Basement. Keep it up!

"Poor drummer" HIS NAME IS PHILIP SELWAY!

@nightwalk the dude/guy in the "background" - google Jonny Greenwood. One of the greatest composers of our generation.

Thom has the exact same voice in his albums and live. It's amazing

King of Limbs From the Basement is seriously legit if you ever decide to go down that path!

Like Spinning Plates Live we want to see tears!

I don't think you have to cut up songs when they're live. I've seen plenty of other reactors say that live songs are the only ones that don't get taken down.

During the past years Thom used to play the piano part of Everything in its Right Place on a Fender Rhodes.

the live version of everything it's in the right place sounds like videogames old music or something like that ❤️

Now that you've brought up the "is he doing this on the guitar", I highly recommend that you check out the interview with Ed O'Brien on That Pedal Show (available on YT) - not as a reaction, but as something that can show how all these atmospheric effects are achieved, such as the loop on Ful Stop and the entirety of Treefingers! Really showcases just how much you can do with a guitar (and pedals, obviously, but still). Plus, Ed is just a lovely, down-to-earth dude.

Love this band... Greenwood in 2009 for In rainbows tour in mexico, he recorded some parts from Mexico radio program 'La hora nacional' -the national hour - and mixed for their presentation in the 2 next concerts in Mexico, as fans we appreciate the effort from the musicians to bring an extra item to their show... best concert ever

Thom "this one is for the children" Yorke

Plz react to Atoms For Peace (Thom Yorke)- Cymbal Rush (Live) , i love your videos btw. Great reactions!

Radiohead "In Rainbows" live from the basement!!! I cant wait!!

You should watch Anyone Can Play Guitar live at the MTV Beach House 1993

It's just awesome!!! IDIOTEQUE live is something from the other dimension

Now i know how to react to an album i grew up with. Thanks for the pointer man.

That was absolutely mental!

He’s using a korg kaoss pad for the vocal effects on everything in its right place.

Listen to Street Spirit/ Fade Out live in Yokohama, Japan!!! One of the best versions I’ve heard.

Anyone know how to install the Aether mod for Minecraft?

I love to see your facial reactions to Radiohead. Nearly all concert versions of their songs are better than the studio versions. I recommend ALL OF THEM!!! ... easy to binge watch

Radiohead live is an experience that i wish to everyone i know to had. If you haven't seen them, do it when they play near you, man!

It's crazy how different these versions are live! Hey, now that Tool is officially on Spotify, you should give Laturalus a listen. 😁

This is a relatively recent redux of EIIRP, kind of dialled back and cut down, you should check out a more typical OG finale-style live version like Paris 2001 some time. No rush though!

Interpol - Turn on the Bright Lights next plz thx

The basement recording are insane, you will enjoy.

One of the classic things about being a Radiohead fan is that there are songs that don't click with you for years, and then suddenly you GET them. I'm at a point now where if they put something about and I don't like it, I can be pretty sure that in like 5 years time I'll be raving about it.

You should check out True Love Waits + Everything in it's Right Place from their Prague show. It's honestly one of their best live moments.

I've got 3 lovely propositions for you: - Radiohead - Man of War video - Jeff Buckley - Grace (major inspiration for Muse, Radiohead, Nothing but Thieves...) - Kasabian - West Ryder Pauper Lunatic Asylum - I think you'll love their style!

Tbh it would be worth doing King of Limbs (normal studio version) to more or less complete the set. I agree you'll probably like it the least, but nonetheless there's a few 'organic' tracks on there which will really butter your biscuit. And the more abstract ones are still of a style unlike that found on any of their other albums. As an aside, I also think you'd be shocked at how many of Radiohead's B-sides are album-worthy. Gagging Order, The Daily Mail, The Butcher, Fog (Again) live, Supercollider, not to mention all of In Rainbows disk 2 (I would do this before/rather than IR from the basement. You'll LOVE 'Go Slowly').

Although I’m sceptical that you are genuinely hearing these songs for the first time, i enjoy your insights and tend to mostly agree.

THE KING OF LIMBS FROM THE BASEMENT also thank you dude love u

My dude, you gotta listen to Turn On The Bright Lights by Interpol. One of the best rock albums ever made.

We need In Rainbows from the basement RIGHT NOW!!!

I remember seeing this for the first time and completely destroying my brain; it's arguably Radiohead's best live performance

Check out some of their performances of these songs during 2000-2001. The Kid A era was easily their peak live performances.

To answer some of your questions, cos most fans who watched them live on the youtube videos pretty often might know this but as a first viewer it's obvious what they are doing here.. Ed (guy with the shaker) uses a custum guitar with a sustain mode so he plays some ambiants notes on idioteque but the main «pads» are samples took from a 70s electronic ambiant track and are activated by the bassist Colin on a keyboard.. As for the effects on Everything in its right place they sample live what Thom Yorke is singing and play with it on a kind of pad which i don't remember the name of.. They use so many effects live, they really are able to create unique ambiances. Glad to see you enjoy it

neat video. but you should totally check out Porcupine Tree when youre done with Radiohead!!

Man, I know I already said it multiple times, but I just want to see you react to the album Takk by Sigur Rós. It will pleasantly surprise so much.

When you remember the first time of watching, is just man... Is he using an old TV or what? Love to see what you think about of Videotape from The Basement

What a beautiful day You could use to review In The Aeroplane Over The Sea

That’s not delay. It’s a Kaoss pad.😉 They’re super cool. (The grey box Johnny is holding and manipulating).

I think I just broke my neck jamming to that.

React to Arcade Fire! Funeral album, and the suburbs/ready to start live!

You know i’m glad that you making these reactions. Cause if you are radiohead fan and you want to see how people react to them you will find reacts to fakken creep only. Maybe some stuff from OK computer. But thats not interesting. So thanks man. You are doing great job

Can’t wait for King of Limbs

Ooh, react to their live performance of How to Disappear Completely (uploaded by EverShine). Holy crap is that version perfect.

If you’re going to react to a full live set you should do the 2001 Jools Holland performance. Every song is great and it includes some tracks that don’t get played live very often. And react to King of Limbs (studio album not the from the basement)

if I'm not mistaken, Jonny ( Their guitarist/long haired one) is playing a modular synth in idioteque and I think it's the analog one. correct me if I'm wrong though

Because Kid A and Amnesiac were written by the band trying different stuff on different instruments and computers and because there is a lot of post prod on these album, I think this bleepity bloopity era is really interesting live because they had to rearrange most of the songs a bit so they could be played by the band. Everything in its right is a good example as you see here with the bass line and real drumming. Well, I would recommand anything from the 2001 tour and there is a lot of this one on youtube and I really love the one live in paris, Idioteque is even more intense.. And not featured on this show, you have to hear the beautiful live version of Like Spinning Plate on piano on the I Might be wrong live CD..

Two things you should react to,king of limbs album and two song released after that,the butcher and supercollider.

Like Spinning Plates live. You have to hear it. It's a totally different song and it's incredible

Please check out their live performances from 1998- 2004 or so, they're great!

Jigsaw Falling Into Place is a good one. Also, Thom Yorke's various solo things (like Suspiria and the PJ Harvey collaboration) are as good as Radiohead.

ONE OF THE BEST MUSICAL GROUPS EVER! LIVE SHOWS ARE ELECTRIFYING TO WITNESS!

YES! IN RAINBOWS FROM THE BASEMENT THANK YOU!!!!!

Ed Selway is the drummer. He had a solo album with 2 good songs recently.

At the beginning Ed is sampling stuff from his guitar, which you don't hear straight away. You hear it in the instrumental part after the second chorus

Jonny is the one messing with Thoms voice during everything in its right place!

That's the Dawn Chorus synth in Everything In It's Right Place here, isn't it?

6:07 that guy was playing modular synth at that very moment

I was at this show!

I was there!

Check out Planet Telex at Coachella 2004. It’s pretty damn epic

I wish I could be as happy in normal life as Thom is onstage.

I recommend to react to The King of Limbs album version to have a taste of what's good and bad on this album, then react to the Live from The Basement version that is completly different yet fantastic. Dont forget the 4 b-sides tracks that are really part of the album in my opinion : Staircase, The Daily Mail, Supercollider and The Butcher . Thank you for your reactions, its always refreshing :)

Always good videos Can you please do a react of mini mansion I seen them at bordeaux for Muse concert and know i am addict

Please check out the Live on Jools version of Life In A Glass House from 2001. It features the Humphrey Lyttleton band who played the jazz instruments on the studio version and is absolutely amazing and will make you appreciate the song's strange beauty all the more. Not asking you to do a reaction video necessarily. You should just watch it anyway.

The Daily Mail -live on Colbert Report

Don't do Pablo Honey, just do Live At The Astoria. Trust me.

You should have watched the version from Paris. It’s amazing

Would you say that the synth is like a detuned radio?