I think that shows that bands should maintain the same members because if they all work together and sound great, is it even the same band if someone leaves and is replaced?
something i found to be good about radiohead is, you can click on any of their song randomly, and you'll always find someone mentioning that particular song as his/her favorite. any songs
Muhammad Tantowi Jauhari there are so many more obvious examples you could have picked like We Suck Young Blood or Push Pull Revolving Doors or a lot of the songs from Pablo Honey, Black Star is a great track
In 2007, when this came out, my father was in palliative care. I spent many nights with him as he neared the end of this life. When he was asleep, I often listened to this album and especially this song. It soothed and comforted me and let me escape. Strong family support and this music got me through that time. Thanks, Radiohead.
Everyone in this video is in a flow state. This is the purest form of music. Complete surrender to the emotion and enjoyment. Not to mention it is rehearsed so well and everyone is executing their role to perfection.
I love this song's structure... it progressively crecendos and it feels like you're being sucked down by a tumultuous whirlpool until "we get eaten by the worms" and you're underwater, out of the chaos. amazing
I feel like Radiohead found me at the perfect moment, since I was like 12 (now 26) i knew about Radiohead but didn't really listen to them until i was like 18. I feel like Radiohead knew when to hit me, and from that moment stick with me onwards.
My uncle introduced me to radiohead last year (11 yrs old) i explored and found classics like 'Fake Plastic Trees'. First song he showed me was Creep, I love my uncle for introducing me to Alternative Rock.
wow, same. i remember choosing not to get into radiohead at age 14-15 because i thought it’d be “too depressing.” soon as i turned 18 i realized just how wrong i was
After knowing my favourite band of all time were Radiohead. My Mum broke to me this week that her best friend from school ,Hugo Nicholson was the producer on In Rainbows. Cheers for letting me know sooner Mum.
+Rufusdos Gah, it's brilliant. I wish we could see the band's reactions to knocking out such a fucking perfect take of such a trippy and relentless song.
Drums and Thom in 4/4. Ed O'Brian and Jonny Greenwood playing cyclical arpeggios in 3/8 and 5/8 respectively. Creates this mesmerising dreamscape of polyrhythms: a texture which is ever evolving but never fully resolves; where no single bar is the same as any other. Kind of like life itself. And death. And fishes. A true masterpiece in every sense of the word.
Their expression and love for sound is above and beyond. I think they're one of the most truthful and humble bands and are seemingly unrivaled. It's like watching an old Bo Diddley video where his legs are moving so slickly to the music as he jams out his riffs and he's essentially vibrating back and forth across the stage. I love seeing Thom let loose in live videos. Becomes one with the music. And Phil is such a talented and underrated drummer. His time signatures and the beats he creates to the bands music are incredibly flawless.
What i like about Radiohead is that the vocals in the song compliment the song in general instead of overpowering it. The song does not rely on the vocals like most songs today. I think that illustrates the quality of the instrumentals performed by this band. Dont get me wrong though, Yorke is a great singer.
Radiohead is the greatest artist now, no doubt. Their works are always universal never too personal, the philosophy behind them is well sophisticated. They are the most random music you ever heard, the most inspiring i known so far. I just came here from High and dry and House of cards, truly none of their works sounds similar to eachother or anything else out there.
not necessarily. TBH just loved the tunes on that album. love thinking back to my teens and thinking how futuristic OK Computer was though. These fellas are the real deal.
i love seeing sessions like this. seeing the process. i’m always so insecure of how i move or sway or jerk when playing/singing and i remind myself that everyone just does what they do to feel it. love this song, covering it soon
This is the song that got me into Radiohead and I can safely say they are one of my favourite bands. They keep appearing throughout my life one way or another. last night I had some space cakes with my housemates and we all were abit out of it just talking and drinking. This track came on the spotify playlist that was playing through the tv and we all went silent and just listened closing our eyes. They aren't massive Radiohead fans but we all got lost into this song. A beautiful piece of music.
At the age of 16, I think I’ve reached my “Radiohead Moment” as people are speaking about. I’m not one that listens to lyrics much, as a musician I much prefer to listen to the melodies and harmonies of the music, and while a lot of people listen to Radiohead because of their touching lyrics, I personally love the way their music sounds and how the band works with each other and I think some of their work is truly beautiful from a musical standpoint, this song being one of them, hell, the entirety of In Rainbows is just a masterpiece in my opinion. I’ve known of these guys my whole life but never really sat down and listened to them but this week I’ve been obsessed, listening to each album through on the bus or when playing games or whatever. This might be one of my favourite bands of all time. Thanks for reading if you did :)
In the deepest ocean The bottom of the sea Your eyes They turn me Why should I stay here? Why should I stay? [Verse 2] I'd be crazy not to follow Follow where you lead Your eyes They turn me Turn me on to phantoms (Way out) I follow to the edge (Way Out) Of the earth (Way out) And fall off Yeah, everybody leaves (Way out) If they get the chance (Way out) And this (Way Out) Is my chance [Verse 3] I get eaten by the worms And weird fishes Picked over by the worms And weird fishes Weird fishes Weird fishes [Outro] Yeah I I'll hit the bottom Hit the bottom and escape, escape And I I'll hit the bottom Hit the bottom and escape, escape
Thanks radiohead, 25 years i ve listenned to you, with up and down. Your words are a little cloudy, i'm french and they re not direct for me, but your music is in a way between intuitive and surprising, not mine but so familiar. it's a wonder to feel as a guest welcoming at home, like nostalgia feels like, like "i'm not here" with such presence. So, this is curious the way your music reasonates with my intimity for so much years. Sweetness and bitterness of a humble life
Been listening to them since I was 10. I’m almost 25 now, and I wouldn’t have gotten through some of my worst moments without their art. I miss them and hope for more, but treasure what we did get to have with everything in me
I’m so glad Brian Eno is playing drums again. Having been raised up on Radiohead since they hit the airwaves with Pablo Honey and revering their many albums thereafter, I find In Rainbows to be my favorite and most sentimental, with repeat listenability and a continued sense of renewal in spirit and creativity. Long live Rainbows.
I can honestly say that I've listened to this over thousand times, and from the day it was released to this very moment, the depth, beauty and composition of this song has not faded from my mind.
After many many replays of the album I have to conclude that this is indeed the best song on In Raindbows. In a very tight race with Reckoner and later Jigsaw the lyics on weird fishes are so sincere and true. With a breathtaking climax and a perfect build-up this masterpiece can easily be considered one of Radiohead's greatests.
This is pure genius. The first and last lines are so thought provoking and everlasting all in one. Why are we here and what does it mean to be alive. The happiness of love and the loss of a loved one. "I'll hit the bottom, hit the bottom and escape." WOW...I can't wait for radiohead's next album. I'll follow where they lead. Bravo Boys.
When I was 15-16 I was reading the newspaper on a sunday morning "Radiohead will release In Rainbows online and people can pay what they want". I thought it was really cool, but my taste in music wasn't that developed back then, years passed and now I am in love with this album, one of the finest.
I’ve been a hip hop head since age 7ish. Started exploring rock at 14 and got so hooked with the music that it made me want to buy a guitar and learn. Trust man, it only takes one band to fall in love with it. This shit is astronomical.
israel castelan Kind of crazy to see this. I actually was 14 when I wrote that comment, so a lot has happened since then and I’ve really gone in and found so much passion for music just like you’re talking about, and I look forward to all the endless amounts of great music because there’s always going to be so much more out there.
Archie Cleaver fuck yes bro. The band or the person that did it for me was Jimi hendrix! Forrest Gump was my favorite movie and it had a lot of great tunes i’ve heard before and enjoyed. RUclips recommendations pulled it up out of nowhere and i heard and realized i’ve heard it before. I’ve always liked 60s-70’s rock but never put a name to a song. The next song that played after that was light my fire by the doors. Ever since then i’ve explored pretty much the entire genre. I pretty much fell out of touch with my generation but i found i belong in the indie rock scene. Lots of great bands. I’m 20 now and hope to explore more as well!
The sustain of the bassline, Ed's beckground-voice, Scattered chords of three different guitars are perfectly match with each other... Everything in this song is just PERFECT.
Just came here to say I f***ing love Radiohead. Honestly this is one of the most beautiful songs I have ever heard. I mean that from the bottom of my heart, I can’t quite describe the emotions I feel when I listen to this track, it like just draws the emotion out of me. Absolutely insane
I not only absolutely adore the music these brilliant scientists of sound create but hold boundless respect for the expressionism and passion they show when delivering their creations live like this. IMO, Radiohead never has nor ever will hit the so called apex of their career as they seem to always be floating at such a height. Suggesting they have already done so is akin to admitting they've already climbed Everest and are still en route as they descend. i cannot see or hear this and believe every album is another one of their progressively inspired and evolutionary footprints they leave as they waltz around the apex. Untouchable!!
Conocí a radiohead en una época muy difícil de la vida. Me llena en maneras que no encuentro en ningún lugar o formas. Esta canción en particular me desase y me vuelve a crear. Cómo desearía haber nacido antes, para haber disfrutado más de su música, cómo quisiera que aun siguieran haciendo este tipo de piezas, esta música vale millones.. El efecto qué tiene en ciertas personas no tiene forma de pagarse. Simplemente único. Gracias por existir Radiohead, Simplemente gracias
And when the song reaches the bottom of the sea, with only Thom Yorke singing at his cleanest, purest lungs, and Jonny somehow emulating the enigmatic watery sound of the twillight zone, you know that the band has transcended. And better than that: they have offered us to go with them and enjoy the ride. I honestly think that this section of Weird Fishes is the most perfect piece of art they have ever produced. I cry, die and ressurrect everytime I listen to it.
Intelligently evocative, emotionally depressing and yet absolutely uplifting while ultimately beautiful - Radiohead are by a country mile, the most important composers of music in the last 20 years. Humbled to have had the pleasure of seeing them perform live :)
These guys have been together for more than 30 years, no member has left the band, and the only new addition is a second drummer. You can tell it is either all of them or none, radiohead can not be radiohead without any of These lads
Radiohead holds my mind and heart, each of their songs takes me back, vivid memories like a movie playing in my mind. What was, what I hoped it would be. After all of it, I try to live in the here and now but sometimes they pull me awake, stir my heart and give me the courage to dream again.
Greatest band of a generation no doubt about it, a true treasure. The type of band who will inevitably become the modern day generational equivalent of a Beethoven or Mozart
This will forever be my teenage anthem. I'll give everyting I got in order to get back to 2006 and listen to In Rainbow for the first time all over again 😊
Active 1985-present with no past members. Radiohead is one in a million
1 in 7.5 billion
Only band I can think of that is still made up of all its members is aerosmith, I wish more bands retain all of its members
I think that shows that bands should maintain the same members because if they all work together and sound great, is it even the same band if someone leaves and is replaced?
Arcade Fire maintained their sole line up and had like 8 members. Another creative group.
The Strokes, Muse, Arctic Monkeys
something i found to be good about radiohead is, you can click on any of their song randomly, and you'll always find someone mentioning that particular song as his/her favorite. any songs
i mean, that happens with most bands
Incredibly well said!
Idk about that dude. never found a single person in the comments saying Black Star is their favorite.
Muhammad Tantowi Jauhari J mascis a guitarist respected by Radiohead and other massive bands quotes black star as his favourite.
Muhammad Tantowi Jauhari there are so many more obvious examples you could have picked like We Suck Young Blood or Push Pull Revolving Doors or a lot of the songs from Pablo Honey, Black Star is a great track
In 2007, when this came out, my father was in palliative care. I spent many nights with him as he neared the end of this life. When he was asleep, I often listened to this album and especially this song. It soothed and comforted me and let me escape. Strong family support and this music got me through that time. Thanks, Radiohead.
My sincerest condolences.
I’m sorry
My consolences for your loss. The healing power of music. So beautiful you have this memory 💕 ❤💞
I'm very sorry for your loss.
this song can either be the coolest or most calming song of all time depending on when/how you listen to it. i’m sorry for your loss
The only band that makes me want to cry and dance at the same time
have you ever seen them live? It's literally just that
Teleradio Donoso - “Granada”
Everyone in this video is in a flow state. This is the purest form of music. Complete surrender to the emotion and enjoyment. Not to mention it is rehearsed so well and everyone is executing their role to perfection.
I love this song's structure... it progressively crecendos and it feels like you're being sucked down by a tumultuous whirlpool until "we get eaten by the worms" and you're underwater, out of the chaos.
amazing
great interpretation. 💚
I hope you've grown out of your cringe personality by now
It looks like some kind of musical shamanism.
Does anybody else know songs like that? I really wish I could travel to a new whirlpool once again
that’s what arpeggi is meaning👍
Those few plunks of the guitar in the beginning of the song always gives me tickle, because I know that my mind will be taking a wonderful ride.
Wow. I feel the same, almost exactly!
I love how Thom couldn't resist and had to sing with Ed at 2:28
Yeah, Ed doesn't move much
🤣
Me too
I’m confused, no one sings at 3:13
the music cellar. yeah i meant 2:28. don’t know why i wrote 3:13 hahahaha
I feel like Radiohead found me at the perfect moment, since I was like 12 (now 26) i knew about Radiohead but didn't really listen to them until i was like 18. I feel like Radiohead knew when to hit me, and from that moment stick with me onwards.
that is eerily similar to what happened with me
My uncle introduced me to radiohead last year (11 yrs old) i explored and found classics like 'Fake Plastic Trees'. First song he showed me was Creep, I love my uncle for introducing me to Alternative Rock.
I discovered them when I was 5-7 y.o. I still have that copy of OK Computer since my mom wasn't careful with her CDs.
haha same. amazing
wow, same. i remember choosing not to get into radiohead at age 14-15 because i thought it’d be “too depressing.” soon as i turned 18 i realized just how wrong i was
After knowing my favourite band of all time were Radiohead. My Mum broke to me this week that her best friend from school ,Hugo Nicholson was the producer on In Rainbows. Cheers for letting me know sooner Mum.
You have a cool mom with cool friends :D
Sam Jones He wasn't really the producer, Nigel Godrich was. Hugo did the engineering for it
Awesome news lol..Just a few years to late though.
One of Radiohead's best songs IMO.
+Rufusdos Gah, it's brilliant. I wish we could see the band's reactions to knocking out such a fucking perfect take of such a trippy and relentless song.
One of Radiohead's best albums.
Not even opinion,just straight up fact
In Rainbows is the best album.
The problem with this band is that each one of them knows how to play their role really well, with no mistakes. I'm glad I discovered Radiohead.
Drums and Thom in 4/4. Ed O'Brian and Jonny Greenwood playing cyclical arpeggios in 3/8 and 5/8 respectively. Creates this mesmerising dreamscape of polyrhythms: a texture which is ever evolving but never fully resolves; where no single bar is the same as any other. Kind of like life itself. And death. And fishes. A true masterpiece in every sense of the word.
You can tell they love this. Colin and Phil are making weird faces, Thom can't resist but sing with Ed... Jesus I love this band more than anything
jonny with the blank stare lol
Johnny looks like he died 2 weeks ago
Their expression and love for sound is above and beyond. I think they're one of the most truthful and humble bands and are seemingly unrivaled. It's like watching an old Bo Diddley video where his legs are moving so slickly to the music as he jams out his riffs and he's essentially vibrating back and forth across the stage. I love seeing Thom let loose in live videos. Becomes one with the music. And Phil is such a talented and underrated drummer. His time signatures and the beats he creates to the bands music are incredibly flawless.
@@jenko6196 I don’t think Jonny’s ever had an expression other than *blank stare* or *oh god please get me out of here get me out of here*
@@aali778 In the Videoclip of creep He shows some Anger When the distortioned guitar starts
Radiohead stole my heart and Soul.
For me too Definitely cheers man
Stray mind they stole your taste in music
igoldin74 ahahaaa aren't you original and funny *pats you on the head*. Go back to your sandbox now.
I fell the same
Stray mind mine too
Pure chaotic harmony. Language of the soul. Just can't get enough of listening to this incredible track !
thom's got a comfy ass hoodie not gonna lie
He wore it also in the music video for Nude❤️
+heather Jill sharp, noticed that too
Praise also has to be given to Jonny's cable knit sweater. I didn't realise Christmas Nautical was a legitimate look until now.
They all look so comfy that I feel like the whole room must smell like Vanilla oak pinecone cinnamon fireplace or some candle scent like that lol.
@@Sea_witch_ i'd bet it was cold.
what's ed wearing there?
he's usually wearing his suit jacket
Jonny is dressed like he's about to meet his girl's parents for the first time.
cause its cold af
@@laurenbender5333 and sweaty
Best I’ve seen him look lol
😌he is so adorable
WHOS JONU
"why should i stay here?!" thse words breaks me.
Indeed. I would go so far as to say they turn me.
Yep there's no point
I ask this question every time in a class I already passed
"Everybody leaves when they get the chance"
Well maybe it’s time for you to GTFO!
I don't know how many times i watched this video.
What i like about Radiohead is that the vocals in the song compliment the song in general instead of overpowering it. The song does not rely on the vocals like most songs today. I think that illustrates the quality of the instrumentals performed by this band. Dont get me wrong though, Yorke is a great singer.
Scottish mist, you are a GREAT cover band! You look exactly like Radiohead!
OldSchoolAquaponics wannabes aren’t they
LOL
@@tiga8461 FUCK OV
HAHA! 😂 I love it.
@@tiga8461 A fuck of peoples
Radiohead is the greatest artist now, no doubt. Their works are always universal never too personal, the philosophy behind them is well sophisticated. They are the most random music you ever heard, the most inspiring i known so far. I just came here from High and dry and House of cards, truly none of their works sounds similar to eachother or anything else out there.
the thing that their music is universal concerning various aspects of life, sets them apart from everyone else
in Rainbows. best thing they've ever done.
+Andrew Braidwood OK Computer, Kid A, Amnesiac.
in Rainbows is their most accesable work since the bends mr Tuchet9. Its all relative and subjective though brother.
Andrew Braidwood accesable =/= best thing
not necessarily. TBH just loved the tunes on that album. love thinking back to my teens and thinking how futuristic OK Computer was though. These fellas are the real deal.
+Tuchet9 generic true statement =/= cohesive argument
I don’t think it’s possible to use words to describe my love for this song.
❤
i love seeing sessions like this. seeing the process. i’m always so insecure of how i move or sway or jerk when playing/singing and i remind myself that everyone just does what they do to feel it. love this song, covering it soon
Possibly the most hypnotizing song I've ever heard.
This is the song that got me into Radiohead and I can safely say they are one of my favourite bands. They keep appearing throughout my life one way or another. last night I had some space cakes with my housemates and we all were abit out of it just talking and drinking. This track came on the spotify playlist that was playing through the tv and we all went silent and just listened closing our eyes. They aren't massive Radiohead fans but we all got lost into this song. A beautiful piece of music.
At the age of 16, I think I’ve reached my “Radiohead Moment” as people are speaking about. I’m not one that listens to lyrics much, as a musician I much prefer to listen to the melodies and harmonies of the music, and while a lot of people listen to Radiohead because of their touching lyrics, I personally love the way their music sounds and how the band works with each other and I think some of their work is truly beautiful from a musical standpoint, this song being one of them, hell, the entirety of In Rainbows is just a masterpiece in my opinion. I’ve known of these guys my whole life but never really sat down and listened to them but this week I’ve been obsessed, listening to each album through on the bus or when playing games or whatever. This might be one of my favourite bands of all time. Thanks for reading if you did :)
16 and in the same place, this is a cool feeling :) i’m very happy i’ve got into radiohead
16 too and at the same point too lol. Favourite album?
@@leaffairy4283 me too :)))
@@alecg.5638 IN RAINBOWSSSS
I was lucky enough to see In Rainbows in Hyde Park.... you're are totally right!
I love this band so much it hurts my heart
Liz Venditti Me too! It would break me if they broke up. I can't imagine life without these guys.
John Arkwright don't even say that I had a minor stroke of the thought 😫
Liz Venditti I love you!!!
Liz Venditti hearts are not to be forsaken love is gentle and free time spent lovingly being your self and loving one another peacefully love Eric
Liz Venditti exactly how I feel liz
In the deepest ocean
The bottom of the sea
Your eyes
They turn me
Why should I stay here?
Why should I stay?
[Verse 2]
I'd be crazy not to follow
Follow where you lead
Your eyes
They turn me
Turn me on to phantoms (Way out)
I follow to the edge (Way Out)
Of the earth (Way out)
And fall off
Yeah, everybody leaves (Way out)
If they get the chance (Way out)
And this (Way Out)
Is my chance
[Verse 3]
I get eaten by the worms
And weird fishes
Picked over by the worms
And weird fishes
Weird fishes
Weird fishes
[Outro]
Yeah I
I'll hit the bottom
Hit the bottom and escape, escape
And I
I'll hit the bottom
Hit the bottom and escape, escape
Thanks bro 😎
Thanks radiohead, 25 years i ve listenned to you, with up and down. Your words are a little cloudy, i'm french and they re not direct for me, but your music is in a way between intuitive and surprising, not mine but so familiar. it's a wonder to feel as a guest welcoming at home, like nostalgia feels like, like "i'm not here" with such presence. So, this is curious the way your music reasonates with my intimity for so much years. Sweetness and bitterness of a humble life
When this music start i have the feeling i can finaly breathe.
i feel exactly the same, something about their music is so calming
That’s every Radiohead song for me
I love the way Thom;s voice becomes an instrument during the breaks without lyrics
Been listening to them since I was 10. I’m almost 25 now, and I wouldn’t have gotten through some of my worst moments without their art. I miss them and hope for more, but treasure what we did get to have with everything in me
Anyone else thinks that when the guitarrist screams "EeeeeeeeAAAAAhhhhh" its epic?
He's scream he's own name
He’s Ed btw. In a lot of song he says “EEEEEEEEEEEEED” which I think is funny
He's saying "Way out" you imbeciles
@@Hassan047 he is secreaming HASSANRETARDDDDDDDD
we all do brother
I’m so glad Brian Eno is playing drums again. Having been raised up on Radiohead since they hit the airwaves with Pablo Honey and revering their many albums thereafter, I find In Rainbows to be my favorite and most sentimental, with repeat listenability and a continued sense of renewal in spirit and creativity. Long live Rainbows.
This is unbelievably brilliant. Makes me want to cry, and smile at the same time. Genius.
Holding down a rock solid beat like this with virtually no fills is way more difficult than it seems. Well done.
I can honestly say that I've listened to this over thousand times, and from the day it was released to this very moment, the depth, beauty and composition of this song has not faded from my mind.
After many many replays of the album I have to conclude that this is indeed the best song on In Raindbows. In a very tight race with Reckoner and later Jigsaw the lyics on weird fishes are so sincere and true. With a breathtaking climax and a perfect build-up this masterpiece can easily be considered one of Radiohead's greatests.
This is pure genius. The first and last lines are so thought provoking and everlasting all in one. Why are we here and what does it mean to be alive. The happiness of love and the loss of a loved one. "I'll hit the bottom, hit the bottom and escape." WOW...I can't wait for radiohead's next album. I'll follow where they lead. Bravo Boys.
3:46 is probably favorite breakdown of all time. The energy here is immaculate.
My brain can't handle it. Genius level songwriting. Just incredible.
Can we just call them the best band of all time already
レディオヘッドの放つ熱量はすさまじい。。サマソニまで10日間を切りましたね！2時間という単独ライブ同等の枠でどんなステージが繰り広げられるのか楽しみすぎます！
When I was 15-16 I was reading the newspaper on a sunday morning "Radiohead will release In Rainbows online and people can pay what they want". I thought it was really cool, but my taste in music wasn't that developed back then, years passed and now I am in love with this album, one of the finest.
I'm mostly a huge fan of hip hop, but goddamn if this isnt the best song I've ever heard...
a c I salute you
I’ve been a hip hop head since age 7ish. Started exploring rock at 14 and got so hooked with the music that it made me want to buy a guitar and learn. Trust man, it only takes one band to fall in love with it. This shit is astronomical.
israel castelan Kind of crazy to see this. I actually was 14 when I wrote that comment, so a lot has happened since then and I’ve really gone in and found so much passion for music just like you’re talking about, and I look forward to all the endless amounts of great music because there’s always going to be so much more out there.
Archie Cleaver fuck yes bro. The band or the person that did it for me was Jimi hendrix! Forrest Gump was my favorite movie and it had a lot of great tunes i’ve heard before and enjoyed. RUclips recommendations pulled it up out of nowhere and i heard and realized i’ve heard it before. I’ve always liked 60s-70’s rock but never put a name to a song. The next song that played after that was light my fire by the doors. Ever since then i’ve explored pretty much the entire genre. I pretty much fell out of touch with my generation but i found i belong in the indie rock scene. Lots of great bands. I’m 20 now and hope to explore more as well!
@@israelcastelan4012 you might wanna discover what post-rock is
Jesus...every single time I hear them I feel like ripping open my chest, pulling out my heart and just start crying.
Absolutely beautiful.
This song is huge, tingling all over, the feels, a masterpiece
The sustain of the bassline, Ed's beckground-voice, Scattered chords of three different guitars are perfectly match with each other... Everything in this song is just PERFECT.
Everything in its right place 🙏🏻
Just came here to say I f***ing love Radiohead. Honestly this is one of the most beautiful songs I have ever heard. I mean that from the bottom of my heart, I can’t quite describe the emotions I feel when I listen to this track, it like just draws the emotion out of me. Absolutely insane
Obligatory sweater appreciation post.
It was a bold choice!
in rainbows truly excellent album
I not only absolutely adore the music these brilliant scientists of sound create but hold boundless respect for the expressionism and passion they show when delivering their creations live like this. IMO, Radiohead never has nor ever will hit the so called apex of their career as they seem to always be floating at such a height. Suggesting they have already done so is akin to admitting they've already climbed Everest and are still en route as they descend. i cannot see or hear this and believe every album is another one of their progressively inspired and evolutionary footprints they leave as they waltz around the apex. Untouchable!!
This is my favourite version of this song
This video is home
Radiohead will always be my favorite band
I just discovered Radiohead today - after listening to 80s music for 40+ years and it is great.
imagine walking past a studio and just hearing this absolute jam being played out the window
Everything they do is a miracle to my life. I can listen to them and be healed from whatever pain I am feeling.
Phil is so perfect
Ogni nota della canzone, ogni lirica di armonia è come una fiamma incendio nella brezza Sole e della bellezza ... Grazie Thom
121 people have been eaten by the worms...
and they're spreading senselessly
And also weird fishes
lmao yes!
287 now have been munched
Dammmmm i love this song so much!!!!! Thank u for existing!!!!!!
The BEST Radiohead song
Entering in heaven 0:00
Meeting Jesus 2:20 - 3:45
4:15 hell.
🤣
excellent thanks!!!!
lol
3:35 lol jonny looks like he's about to fall asleep
Definitely the best version of this song
I prefer the basement version
robert daniel check out some concert versions 2008 2011 2012 2016 2017. You'll be amazed how amazing it gets !!
this one: ruclips.net/video/63Hl1TxK6PI/видео.html
these soundscapes at the end... awwww...
There’s something so insular and special about the scotch mist tapes. I often revisit. We are invited into the egg.
Conocí a radiohead en una época muy difícil de la vida.
Me llena en maneras que no encuentro en ningún lugar o formas.
Esta canción en particular me desase y me vuelve a crear.
Cómo desearía haber nacido antes, para haber disfrutado más de su música, cómo quisiera que aun siguieran haciendo este tipo de piezas, esta música vale millones..
El efecto qué tiene en ciertas personas no tiene forma de pagarse.
Simplemente único.
Gracias por existir Radiohead, Simplemente gracias
And when the song reaches the bottom of the sea, with only Thom Yorke singing at his cleanest, purest lungs, and Jonny somehow emulating the enigmatic watery sound of the twillight zone, you know that the band has transcended. And better than that: they have offered us to go with them and enjoy the ride.
I honestly think that this section of Weird Fishes is the most perfect piece of art they have ever produced. I cry, die and ressurrect everytime I listen to it.
My favorite part
I'd be crazy not to follow
Follow where you lead
Though it's not 5-7-5 but 5-8-5 which means it's jiyuritsu and not a teikei haiku
That's way too deep man.
Intelligently evocative, emotionally depressing and yet absolutely uplifting while ultimately beautiful - Radiohead are by a country mile, the most important composers of music in the last 20 years.
Humbled to have had the pleasure of seeing them perform live :)
eeeeeeeds voice is just perfect, the rhythm, thoms voice ... this hits my soul.💖
This song heals my broken heart
These guys have been together for more than 30 years, no member has left the band, and the only new addition is a second drummer.
You can tell it is either all of them or none, radiohead can not be radiohead without any of These lads
Everytime they play this song Colin gets into a smooth fucking vibe, he is really enjoying this amazing song, so do i
I love the screaams
EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEAAAAAAAAAAAAH!!!
Not as good as the MTV beach house screams though
@@sophieheritage478 i love how you replied to a 10 year old comment lmfao
you're totally right though
dgbeck hahaha I don’t think I realised how old the comment was
Aren't those eeeeeedddddds?
No it's EEEEEEDDDD
Why do I come back and listen this song in every three weeks? This has to be something genious.
Radiohead holds my mind and heart, each of their songs takes me back, vivid memories like a movie playing in my mind. What was, what I hoped it would be. After all of it, I try to live in the here and now but sometimes they pull me awake, stir my heart and give me the courage to dream again.
I love how each member gets their own part to shine....then meld back together as one 💗
This song never fails to amaze me.
That "hey yeah!" Tho I love it 👌🏾👌🏾👏🏾👏🏾
sounds like 30 seconds to mars kind of backvocals
lol wtf
30STM? eew!
Night's King what are you talking about?
EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEDDDDDDDDDDDD
Johnny’ right hand is a marvel of precision and minimal movement
No matter how many times i listen, no RH song gets old, and they're phenomenal in concert. Fan from the beginning!
ok but can we not talk about johnny’s red wooly sweater, that honestly looks so comfy
They're from another planet
Planet Floyd ;-)
@@THEPINKFLOYDIANS which one's pink?
Thom is so ahead of tempo its amazing.
Pure joy. Each player contributing beauty to the overall composition. A true band
Thank You Radiohead for being so incredible and pleasing my eardrums on a daily basis!
love this version of Weird Fishes
3:10 when you woke up for your first class
Greatest band of a generation no doubt about it, a true treasure. The type of band who will inevitably become the modern day generational equivalent of a Beethoven or Mozart
This will forever be my teenage anthem. I'll give everyting I got in order to get back to 2006 and listen to In Rainbow for the first time all over again 😊
Hey you might like a band called The Doublejumps if you like Radiohead. Different sound, similar style. I can feel a Beatles influence in both bands
Brilliant, love how much the drummer is into it
Best version.
From the basement is pretty good too
Yorke really sees his voice as just another instrument. So cool.
When thom does that head moving dance move it looks like he's eating corn
omg😂😂😂😂
great song
Scotch Mist was such a great experience when it came out, so much excitement... Good days