Original sentence: Also, when heading up some backstage stairs, Thom Yorke and Michael Stipe (of R.In one scene, singer Thom Yorke is refused entry to a party at a club in America, then heckled by a man on the street who shouts "Radiohead, Creep, Dickhead".It shows the eventual burn-out of the group as their world tour progresses.Meeting People is Easy (released in 1999) is a film/documentary by Grant Gee following British alternative rock band Radiohead on their exhaustive world tour following the success of the 1997 album, OK Computer.Some of the most interesting moments of the film arise out of situations where band members are treated like every day people - facing the same problems.The film is a collage of video clips, sound bites, and dialogue going behind the scenes with the band as they travel the world.There are several recordings in the video that cannot be found elsewhere, including a performance of "Follow Me Around" being played to an empty auditorium and the recording sessions of the tracks "Life in a Glass House," "Big Boots," and "Palo Alto
Edited sentence: " Interestingly, it also shows them in the studio, recording songs, working on "Life in a Glass House," "Big Boots," and "Palo Alto.Even more amazing is the moment when, heading up some backstage stairs, Thom Yorke and Michael Stipe (of R.In one scene we see Thom being refused entry to a party at a club somewhere in America, then being heckled by a man on the street who shouts "Radiohead, Creep, Dickhead".Meeting People is Easy is a film/documentary by Grant Gee that follows Radiohead on their exhaustive world tour following the success of their third album, OK Computer.Some of the best, most interesting moments arise out of situations where band members are treated like every day people - facing the same problems.The film is basically a collage of video clips, sound bites, and dialogue that has been edited into an hour and a half that takes you behind the scenes with the band as they travel the world.The film shows the eventual burn-out of the group as their world tour progresses.There are several recordings in the video that can't be found elsewhere, including a performance of "Follow Me Around," a beautiful song they performed to an empty auditorium and at the conclusion simply asked, "Is dinner ready