If you're looking for something a bit faster pace from this exact concert, 15 Step or Bodysnatchers will be great. Personally All I Need and Nude (from this Live the Basement) are fantastic.
Big Radiohead fan (for about 25 odd years now) and I'm intrigued to both visually see your reaction to some of their songs for the first time but then try and verbalise that experience as well. It brings me back to the first time listened to these songs and this band and I think it's wonderful that you have that opportunity in front of you. I love your honest and your genuine interest about it all and I can't wait for you to delve further into the From The Basement recordings. You're in for a treat.
Many thanks, Owen. To quote you, I love "the shit out of this video"! Missed out on the release of In Rainbows in late 2008 as I live in NZ and we skipped the whole online release of that album, but was supremely grateful to Emirates Airlines in 2010 for including it on their playlist for 26 hours of flight to the UK :-). Reckoner is simply one of the best ever Radiohead tracks. I can't share a 'reaction' video, as (according to iTunes) I have already listened to the track more than four thousand times. Glad that you love it just as much as me and everyone else!
I have loved seeing your reactions of Radiohead so far, most important band besides Floyd in my life. You in contrast to other music reaction channels actually analyze in a way I really appreciate. Hope to see channel grow exponentially. On your own time I'd really recommend listening to OK Computer by them or even A Moon Shaped Pool, beautiful music.
I think it is about death. “Dare not speak its name. Dedicated to all human beings”. But maybe it was quite spiritual as we all all the same in the end.
Radiohead are usually having a lot of fun when they play, tbf, even songs with a melancholy vibe. And on the semi-rare occasion that they play "Creep" it's pretty much the opposite of intense and usually more jokey. They don't take that song very seriously, haha. You should check out "Where I End and You Begin" and "Myxomatosis" From the Basement, both excellent, high energy performances.
I still feel a bit of sadness, but yes, it's like, existentialist, the lyrics can be interpreted multiple ways, but it seems it's God that's talking, calling the human race "Reckoners", little thinking machines, with a kind of paternal vibe, and then talks about the separation between him and the people, the sin of Adam and Eve maybe? Or at least that's how I interpreted it
Radiohead sounds amazing with my headphones lol I love them their a more beautiful band beside them their more slow but their music is truly out of this world beautiful and haunting. Their called Sigur ros. Their from Iceland. Their music is ambiet / shoegaze with some similarities to post rock. The singer sings in a very high tone which gives the music a very angelic alien vibe. jonsi singer from sigur ros can sing higher then the singer from Radiohead :D I recommend their albums takk and ageatis bydrum (I spelled that really wrong) lol and () their album () has no real language it's sung in tongue. They wanted the listeners to give the songs meaning and put their emotions Into the name less songs :D
Different kinds of songs touch people in different ways. This song touches my soul. Radiohead have always been one of my favorite bands. They have a lot, and I mean a lot of truly amazing songs. They are real musicians. The only thing that disappoints me is that song reaction videos on RUclips always hover around the same bands and the same songs by those bands. There are some amazing, award winning bands out there that never get touched. Like Modest Mouse for example. They are similar to Radiohead in the way that they have a large discography with tons of amazing songs and a huge and devoted fan base. Their style is completely different however but it is very unique. I'd recommend their songs *"Heart Cooks Brain", "Life Like Weeds", and "The Stars are Projectors".* Those are three of their very best. There are also entire genres that are never touched. Two of my all time favorite albums being by an experimental ambient duo called Boards of Canada. The albums by them I'm referring to are called "Geogaddi" and Music Has the Right to Children" which are both held in very high regard and both won a lot of awards. I'll recommend a couple songs by them since they're so different. *"Dawn Chorus", "1969", "Aquarius", and "The Beach at Redpoint".* Their music is so brilliant it leaves you wondering how It's even possible to make something like that. They draw on emotions you didn't even know you had. They will change the way you view music and what music is capable of. Try listening to those 4 songs while laying down with your eyes closed before you go to bed. You will be blown away by the atmosphere they create. Geogaddi itself is arguably the greatest ambient/experimental album ever released. Please at least do a couple of the songs I've recommended. I'm a fan, a subscriber, and send my friends links to your vids all the time.
This song hypnotizes my soul even after 1000 times listening .
Jonny a.k.a the best lemon player in the world
Yes mate!! Waited for this all weekend. This is the best live performance I’ve ever seen of any song ever.
Thanks for Watching!!!!
Owen Jacobs no problem man. Try Idioteque live next, from Glastonbury 2003. It’s amazing
If you're looking for something a bit faster pace from this exact concert, 15 Step or Bodysnatchers will be great. Personally All I Need and Nude (from this Live the Basement) are fantastic.
Kim Apuzzo 👍🏻😄
Yeah, Nude is unbelievably good in Live from the basement, I love it !!
Radiohead -Bloom live from the basement
Big Radiohead fan (for about 25 odd years now) and I'm intrigued to both visually see your reaction to some of their songs for the first time but then try and verbalise that experience as well. It brings me back to the first time listened to these songs and this band and I think it's wonderful that you have that opportunity in front of you.
I love your honest and your genuine interest about it all and I can't wait for you to delve further into the From The Basement recordings. You're in for a treat.
Darren Kearns Thanks so much for watching!!!
Beautiful song and the From The Basement shows are amazing!
I love these from the basement reactions! Amazing performances
Many thanks, Owen. To quote you, I love "the shit out of this video"! Missed out on the release of In Rainbows in late 2008 as I live in NZ and we skipped the whole online release of that album, but was supremely grateful to Emirates Airlines in 2010 for including it on their playlist for 26 hours of flight to the UK :-). Reckoner is simply one of the best ever Radiohead tracks. I can't share a 'reaction' video, as (according to iTunes) I have already listened to the track more than four thousand times. Glad that you love it just as much as me and everyone else!
Mark Dawson-Smith Thanks so much for watching!!! Glad to have you here :)
I have loved seeing your reactions of Radiohead so far, most important band besides Floyd in my life. You in contrast to other music reaction channels actually analyze in a way I really appreciate. Hope to see channel grow exponentially. On your own time I'd really recommend listening to OK Computer by them or even A Moon Shaped Pool, beautiful music.
Andrew Evans Thank you so much... 👏🏻👏🏻
Or not on his own time. Aka youtube reactions :)
You got it ;)
He needs to do some from King Gizzard if not done already. Lots of gold nuggets to explore.
Easily thom's best vocal performance in any radiohead song
love those basement recordings
All I Need from the Basement please?
Ok!
Yeeaaa!!
Straight to the point I like it!
Great reaction man. Do Bodysnatchers live from the basement next!
Yes impeccably delivered vocals, especially from the 'In Rainbows' part onward.
02:59
Love "From the Basement" session. Wish the would do another.
I think it is about death. “Dare not speak its name. Dedicated to all human beings”. But maybe it was quite spiritual as we all all the same in the end.
Love it! Keep going! 😁😁
Radiohead are usually having a lot of fun when they play, tbf, even songs with a melancholy vibe. And on the semi-rare occasion that they play "Creep" it's pretty much the opposite of intense and usually more jokey. They don't take that song very seriously, haha. You should check out "Where I End and You Begin" and "Myxomatosis" From the Basement, both excellent, high energy performances.
Seaport Thanks man!! Appreciate the interaction ;)
I still feel a bit of sadness, but yes, it's like, existentialist, the lyrics can be interpreted multiple ways, but it seems it's God that's talking, calling the human race "Reckoners", little thinking machines, with a kind of paternal vibe, and then talks about the separation between him and the people, the sin of Adam and Eve maybe? Or at least that's how I interpreted it
Masterpiece....as well as all other Radiohead songs
Lots of great Basement songs. Check out:
Optimistic
How to Disappear Completely
AND (trust me on this) ... do a cold listen/reaction to this: ruclips.net/video/6hgVihWjK2c/видео.html
If you want to hear a band in its natural state, you gotta catch them in the garage.
No what I mean?
Very good reaction) try “Bangers + mash” , “bodysnatchers” , “15 step” ) from the basement )) you will like)
chetporov Awesome!!!
So wot u reckon bout that . Glorious!
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Radiohead sounds amazing with my headphones lol I love them their a more beautiful band beside them their more slow but their music is truly out of this world beautiful and haunting. Their called Sigur ros. Their from Iceland. Their music is ambiet / shoegaze with some similarities to post rock. The singer sings in a very high tone which gives the music a very angelic alien vibe. jonsi singer from sigur ros can sing higher then the singer from Radiohead :D I recommend their albums takk and ageatis bydrum (I spelled that really wrong) lol and () their album () has no real language it's sung in tongue. They wanted the listeners to give the songs meaning and put their emotions Into the name less songs :D
SupersonicPug Thanks for the comment!! :)))
Nice!
Different kinds of songs touch people in different ways. This song touches my soul.
Radiohead have always been one of my favorite bands. They have a lot, and I mean a lot of truly amazing songs. They are real musicians.
The only thing that disappoints me is that song reaction videos on RUclips always hover around the same bands and the same songs by those bands. There are some amazing, award winning bands out there that never get touched. Like Modest Mouse for example. They are similar to Radiohead in the way that they have a large discography with tons of amazing songs and a huge and devoted fan base. Their style is completely different however but it is very unique. I'd recommend their songs *"Heart Cooks Brain", "Life Like Weeds", and "The Stars are Projectors".* Those are three of their very best.
There are also entire genres that are never touched. Two of my all time favorite albums being by an experimental ambient duo called Boards of Canada. The albums by them I'm referring to are called "Geogaddi" and Music Has the Right to Children" which are both held in very high regard and both won a lot of awards. I'll recommend a couple songs by them since they're so different. *"Dawn Chorus", "1969", "Aquarius", and "The Beach at Redpoint".* Their music is so brilliant it leaves you wondering how It's even possible to make something like that. They draw on emotions you didn't even know you had. They will change the way you view music and what music is capable of. Try listening to those 4 songs while laying down with your eyes closed before you go to bed. You will be blown away by the atmosphere they create. Geogaddi itself is arguably the greatest ambient/experimental album ever released.
Please at least do a couple of the songs I've recommended. I'm a fan, a subscriber, and send my friends links to your vids all the time.
They were smoking marijuana! What a disgrace to all hu, to all human beings.
what
This is such a beautiful song and I have followed this amazing band