Radiohead - Meeting People Is Easy [5/10]

[Unnamed0909]

It's so cool to see them writing a song.

[j3parrots]

GO PHILL! also I remember watching this in 1999 not sure if its in this part but when hes going on about the banking system collapsing, I think Pearly is in the background and the interviewers, who I think are Japanese are suddenly "Fuck this 'popstar' is actually saying something intelligent" he turned out to be right about that. Also the classic SKY news bit... "Its the most miserable song I've ever heard" ha ha ha

[JaredBros]

This video has no dislike button thank you GOD (Thom Yorke)

[murcherson]

@Cruzman3609

your comment cracked me up. you have all the insight you need as "irrelevant surreal bullshit" covers his state of mind

[LucasViks]

@Cruzman3609 Well I agree with you about getting in Thom's head, thats something I wouldve liked to see here, but think about it, there was no way this was going to happen, it was one of the worst periods of his life and he wouldn't tear it open on film, it's just not like him, you know.

And I really like this documentary, it gives you a nice idea of what the tour was for them. Tiring and invasive. Like the top comment said, the copy of a copy of a copy

[thelessworld]

Exit Music needs as many reverb as humanly possible to make it utterly powerfull like in this one

[SeaHorseGypsy]

This is one of the most dull documentaries ive ever seen. Theres more montages of stupid city seens than the actual band.

[TheMwalk]

3:12 Phil Is Great!

[ingafern]

That was the most beautiful performance of Exit Music ever.

[xBillyTheKidx]

at the beginning of this video, are they writing "new" (at the time) music, or are they just working on live arrangements? i can't tell.

[catittah]

: I'm A Big Fan Of Radiohead, And If Someone Wants To Know Where They Got Most Of The Songs For This Film Are In The Record "The Kid A Theory".

Greetings To All Who Loves This Band As Much As I Do :)

[MCshlthead]

6:30 that alternative version of paranoid android sounds wicked.

[Aaronage1]

Those OK Computer tube ads were pretty awesome at the end :)

[c1h9o8b0i]

song on 7:33 pls any1? ty! :)

[Zedetnik]

CLIMBING UP THE WALLS, from OK COMPUTER

[thefekks]

ye robodouche let's be honest let down isn't exactly easy to play on drums...

[perfectupper90]

The song in the beginning sounds like an early version of Life in a Glass House.

[elurseeknay]

thats cus it is

[hyder9001]

haha, i have the poster that was on the subway

[floop518]

Exit music is fucking brilliant here, and so is Colin's hair.

[MultiBodysnatcher]

phil is nothing like ringo are u kidding, listen to their music man

[scraftonthebadger]

exit music (for a film)

[vsl61]

what's the song at 1:20?

[PearlJammer07]

OK computer is one of Radioheads best albums IMO. In Rainbows is quite good too. Man there is nothing like looking out of a plain. The world looks so small from way up there.

[bubblepopelictric]

this is depressing

[ihavejustonewish]

beautiful

[AtomsForPeace92]

phil is so under appreciated, hes a brilliant drummer

[denise123reed]

poor phil is in the same position as ringo. Ringo could've been a drumming god and still would've been left in lennon-mccartney's shadow. same thing with phil, only with yorke and greenwood

[AtomsForPeace92]

Nahhh, Ringo didn't have the same skill as Phil has. One of the best John Lennon quotes is when he was asked if Ringo was the best drummer in the world and Lennon replied "He's not even the best drummer in the Beatles"

[RoboDouche]

Phil's a lovely guy, and his drumming has come on. But he's actually never been that good. He used to stuff up live a lot. He struggled especially with Let Down, coming in at the wrong time, and would fall out of rhythm often.

Some of his drumming is interesting, which is his strong point. But he's not an especially good player on the technical side of things.

[bodysnatchers324]

true bout thom and johnny, but its not the same thing cause phil actually IS one of the best drummers!!!!!!

[whitewhitegirl]

you didnt get any of this, did you. the part of that documentary i mean

[Bananaman2nd]

Does Phil have that disease when he has no hair at all?

p.s. Going to see Eddie Izzard in December in Dublin!

[23111681]

i love colin

[pablodmdp]

he's such a brilliant drummer

[TheParanoidAndroid1]

i wept throughout Exit Music. does anyone else find this film a lot like david lynch's Eraserhead? very dreamlike is what i mean, the whole thing is like a copy of a copy of a copy of a copy, it seems like you've dreamed it all. the day after i watched it i went and checkd all my radiohead cds were still there for fear that i'd dreamed the band completely.

[heffa01]

Haha, I like you.

[patluff]

apart from all the phallic references, i think I get your point.

[noisez13000]

if u u dreamed the band completely (which u didn't) u would be a genious, but only subconsciously, ive had dreams where whole songs played out and whe n i woke up i was like wtf did i really dream that whole song cause it made so much sense in the dream, could of been blunder though....

[TheParanoidAndroid1]

how do you know you're not dreaming now?

[Drummerspaz]

you lot need to come back down to earth lol

[degree7]

Isn't genious meant to be spelled 'genius'?

I've been seeing a lot of people spelling it with ious. I was just wondering if it's a simple mistake or just another way of spelling.

[blocpartime]

what is the song at the start? god i want to know...

[Zedetnik]

It appears to be "A Reminder". There is a full version in the "AIRBAG/HOW AM I DRIVING?" EP.

[blocpartime]

hmmm its similair but not quite. i guess they just never released it.

[sweetmentaldisarray]

It's an early version of Life In A Glasshouse.

Jonny's piano part is played on clarinet in the Amnesiac version.

[UFwho]

Holy shit, your right! That's quite an ear you've got there! I even went so far as to play the audio from the video and the Amnesiac version together. They are in the same key and also the same progression. ...."Life in a glass house" it is.....

[SemiKnockedOut]

Well you can hear Thom singing the lyrics towards the end of part 4.

Shows how long the writing process can be for their songs!

[ManicSupressive]

That was eddie izzard at the Q awards

[ShinigamiKyo]

that keyboard or whatever riff that is, is that Life in a Glass House? Weird since Thom was just playing it acoustic in the last one

[sweetmentaldisarray]

Yep :) As I said, played by clarinet in the "official" version.

[Jobided15]

wow. the london tubes had fucking OK Computer ads?

[chicostick12]

exit music is such a powerful song