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You/Recordings

All live recordings of You.

## Soundboard recordings

* 1992, Unknown venue
* 1992-11-11, Huddersfield University, Huddersfield, England
* 1992-11-14, University of Essex, Colchester, England
* 1993-02-23 Black Session
* 1993-04-02, Roxanne, Tel Aviv, Israel
* 1993-05-05, Bevrijdingspop Festival, Haarlem, Netherlands
* 1993-06-04, Magasinet, Göteborg, Sweden
* 1993-06-30, The Metro, Chicago, IL, USA
* 1993-07-12, The Whiskey A Go-Go, Los Angeles, CA, USA
* 1993-09-03, Barrowlands, Glasgow, Scotland
* 1993-11-20, Vernier-sur-Rock, Geneva, Switzerland
* 1994-05-20, Festival Balélec, Lausanne, Switzerland
* 1994-05-27, The Astoria, London, UK
* 1994-06-26, Glastonbury Festival, Pilton, England
* 1994-07-02, Rosklide Festival, Rosklide, Denmark
* 1994-08-23, Sopot Rock Festival, Sopot, Poland
* 1994-08-27, Reading Festival, Reading, UK
* 1994-10-04, MTV's Most Wanted, London, England
* 1994-10-20, La Panza, Ojo de Agua, Mexico
* 1995-02-21 Black Session
* 1995-03-24, The Forum, London, England

## Audience recordings

* 1992-11-09, Wulfrun Hall, Wolverhampton, England
* 1993-02-18, Joiner's Arms, Southampton, England
* 1993-05-04, King Tut's Wah Wah Hut, Glasgow, Scotland
* 1993-06-03, Barbue, Copenhagen, Denmark
* 1993-06-05, Bergslagsrocken Festival, Gothenburg, Sweden
* 1993-06-08, Doornroosje, Nijmegen, Netherlands
* 1993-06-12, Beeckestijnpop Festival, Amsterdam, Netherlands
* 1993-06-15, Cine 3000, Nancy, France
* 1993-06-15, FNAC Auditorium, Nancy, France
* 1993-06-20, Passage du Nord, Paris, France
* 1993-07-16, World Beat Center, San Diego, CA, USA
* 1993-08-15, Markt Rock Festival, Leuven, Belgium
* 1993-08-21, Waterpop Festival, Wateringen, Netherlands
* 1993-08-28, The Venue, Oxford, England
* 1993-09-01, The Garage, London, England
* 1993-09-23, Cameo Theatre, Miami, FL, USA
* 1993-10-06, Lupo's Heartbreak Hotel, Providence, RI, USA
* 1993-10-08, Avalon Ballroom, Boston, MA, USA
* 1993-10-15, Riviera Theatre, Chicago, IL, USA
* 1993-10-22, Palace Theatre, Los Angeles, CA, USA
* 1993-11-01, RPM Club, Toronto, Canada
* 1993-11-11, Markthalle, Hamburg, Germany
* 1993-11-12, Live Music Hall, Cologne, Germany
* 1993-11-23, Casino de Paris, Paris, France
* 1993-11-25, Zeleste, Barcelona, Spain
* 1993-11-27, Pavilhão Os Belenenses, Lisbon, Portugal
* 1993-12-09, Brixton Academy, London, England
* 1993-12-11, Guildhall, Portsmouth, England
* 1994-05-13, Vidia Rock Club, Cesena, Italy
* 1994-05-22, Rock Am Ring Festival, Nürburgring, Germany
* 1994-06-04, Shibuya Club Quatro, Tokyo, Japan
* 1994-09-30, Sheffield University, Sheffield, England
* 1994-10-06, Exeter University, Exeter, England
* 1994-10-08, Shepherds Bush Empire, London, England
* 1994-12-02, Melkweg, Amsterdam, Netherlands
* 1994-12-13, WDRE Christmas Show, New York, NY, USA
* 1994-12-17, Deck The Hall Ball, Seattle, WA, USA
* 1995-02-16, The Eve's Club, London, England
* 1995-03-14, Hallam University, Sheffield, England
* 1995-04-01, Moe's Mo' Rockin' Cafe, Seattle, WA, USA
Bullet Proof..(I Wish I Was)/Recordings

All live recordings of Bullet Proof..(I Wish I Was).

## Soundboard recordings

* 1993-06-25 Westwood One 'On The Edge' session
* 1993-11-26 Radio 3 session
* 1994-07-02, Roskilde Festival (backstage), Roskilde, Denmark
* 1995-02-16, The Eve's Club, London, England
* 1995-03-24, The Forum, London, England

## Audience recordings

* 1993-06-15, FNAC Auditorium, Nancy, France
* 1995-03-29, Sam The Record Man, Toronto, Canada
Demos

Articles on all demos (including On a Friday), sorted chronologically.

 1988 | Woodworm Studios
 1990 | Courtland Studios
 1991 | Unknown
 1994 (Nice Dream) | Townhouse Studios

Tracklisting note*: certain demos with almost identical tracklists are not included here. Any unique tracks are included in the nearest chronological demo's tracklist.*
1990 Union Street demos

## Tracklist

1. Keep Strong
2. Somebody Else
3. Burning Bush
4. Climbing Up a Bloody Great Hill
5. Mr. B
6. What's That You Say
7. Dance Sucker
8. Upside Down
9. Shindig
10. Give it Up
11. When I'm Like This (How Can You Be Sure)
12. Life with the Big F
13. Rattlesnake in the Big City
14. The New Generation
15. Tell Me Bitch

## Comments

When listening to this demo, look out for two tracks in particular. The first is When I'm Like This, an embryonic version of How Can You Be Sure? with no drums or female vocals. The second is Give It Up, the funkiest thing to come from these five guys until A Punch-Up at a Wedding. Over a flanged breakbeat (Phil was apparently away for much of the recording) and some jazz keyboards, Thom snarls his way through the vocal while a groovy bassline plays out behind him. It's a delight.

The rest is... a mixed bag. One thing you can definitely say is that it's the most varied of the On a Friday demos. But for the most part, it's a collection of half-finished ideas and songs that don't really go anywhere. You've got songs like Life with the Big F, which starts out on a great hook (very similar to that of Lozenge of Love, which makes me think that the latter was originally an acoustic version of the former in a different key) until it just kind of... ends. On the other hand, Rattlesnake In the Big City is arguably the first Radiohead epic, but that's not a good thing. In fact, it is probably the most hilarious thing they've ever done, because - whether intentionally or otherwise - it's pretty much a direct copy of Groove Is In the Heart by Deee-Lite, complete with wordless female backing vocals.

And the less said about Dance Sucker, the better.
1994-10-08, Shepherds Bush Empire, London, England

## Tracklist

1. Bones
2. You
3. Prove Yourself
4. Just
5. Banana Co.
6. Ripcord
7. Permanent Daylight
8. Creep
9. My Iron Lung
10. Vegetable
11. Punchdrunk Lovesick Singalong
12. Maquiladora
13. Pop Is Dead
14. Stop Whispering
15. Anyone Can Play Guitar
16. Fake Plastic Trees
17. The Bends
18. Street Spirit (Fade Out)
19. Inside My Head
20. Blow Out

## Comments

* For the last show of their UK tour, the band played at one of their most well-known venues yet - Shepherds Bush Empire, in London. A surprisingly decent AUD exists of this show, with good balance and clarity - only major issue is the distortion at louder moments, particularly in the left channel. It's amazing to compare 1994 audience recordings in general with those of 1993 - they're already far, far better.
* A big draw to this (very long, and actually pretty great) show is the return of Fake Plastic Trees, but in a very different form to its last performances - here, Thom plays it alone on acoustic, and *it. is. gorgeous.* Seriously, this is one of the best-ever performances of this song, acoustic or otherwise. It's just Thom, a guitar and a stunned audience watching him lay his heart bare in front of them. Highly, *highly* recommended.
* Something new and awesome happens to Permanent Daylight here - the vocals and one of the guitars are slathered in this interesting tremolo effect that makes the song sound even more otherwordly than it otherwise is. Sounds like a garbled transmission from space, and it works incredibly well.
* 1994 performances of Inside My Head are almost always amazing because it sounds like each member of the band has done ten lines of cocaine before playing. True to form, the Inside My Head here has more bottled-up energy than a Red Bull factory.
* Resentment for Creep is *really* starting to settle in around this point - and for good reason, since it remained the focus of just about every interview they did despite having released a whole other EP full of music at that point! Thom offhandedly introduces it by saying 'time for the big hit, or the albatross, or the karaoke song, or whatever you want to call it.' The apathy towards it is obvious at this point (that being said, this performance has a very nice and clear extra-long scream, so it's not all hopeless.)
* Banana Co. gets a great, sweeping playthrough here, with some almost Van Halen-esque guitar heroics courtesy of Jonny. One of the better performances of it, if you're in the market.
* Thom introduces Permanent Daylight as 'a song for a film that never got made, one in our heads, anyway.' It does have a very film-like quality to it, so that would make sense.
* Is that... Colin doing slap bass on My Iron Lung?
1993-05-04, King Tut's Wah Wah Hut, Glasgow, Scotland

## Tracklist

1. You
2. Prove Yourself
3. Inside My Head
4. Vegetable
5. Creep
6. Lurgee
7. Ripcord
8. How Do You?
9. Banana Co. (false start)
10. Banana Co.
11. Faithless the Wonder Boy
12. Anyone Can Play Guitar
13. Pop Is Dead
14. Thinking About You
15. The Bends
16. Million Dollar Question
17. Stop Whispering
18. Blow Out

## Comments

* Sound quality is fine for an early AUD recording, but it still suffers from the usual niggles - small volume drops, compression and muddy sound
* This recording matches a long setlist to some decent performances and a wildly enthusiastic crowd. Highlights include Prove Yourself and Inside My Head (infinitely better than the last recorded version, from 1992)
* Banana Co. is restarted because of people talking in the front row
* Thom goes insane during the second verse of Anyone Can Play Guitar and starts ranting, mostly about Jim Morrison. It's hard to describe
* Introductions to Creep are always entertaining. Today, it's a song about "people who don't get served in bars"
* Thom forgets some of the words to Thinking About You.
1993-09-14 Late Night with Conan O'Brien broadcast

## Comments

* Another huge TV appearance for the band, and no prizes for guessing what song they had to play. This one is unique and legendary for a few reasons.
* Firstly, this is the source of that fantastic Conan quote - "we offered them several images to play in front of and they chose really slow cars." I mean, what else would it be?
* Indeed, this is a unique performance. Apart from some slightly shoddy timekeeping from Phil, the rest of the band deliver a great rendition. They all look very demure and Jonny and Ed are particularly animated.
* It's an odd sight seeing Thom stand next to Conan - if you ever want a reminder of how tiny Thom is, it's here.
1994-06-09, Club Citta, Tokyo, Japan

## Tracklist

1. Creep
2. Yes I Am
3. Faithless the Wonder Boy
4. Stop Whispering (with Nobody Does It Better interpolation)
5. Killer Cars
6. Banana Co.

## Comments

* These six songs are apparently pro-shot, but you wouldn't know at all it from the video and audio quality. Clearly the victim of a degraded VHS, the band is alternately shrouded in darkness or eclipsed by the huge stage lights behind them, and the audio is shrouded in unfortunate tape hiss. Things improve a little bit for the last two songs.
* Even though only six songs were filmed from this, the last show of the band's Japan tour, it's an incredibly interesting series of recordings to have. As befits this deep cut-heavy tour, aside from two of the usual suspects - Creep and Stop Whispering - we have a crop of four curious rarities here.
* To begin with, this actually marks not only the first recording of Yes I Am since 1993, but also its last-ever full band performance! The song would never appear in setlists from here on. It's a serviceable performance, but it doesn't particularly eclipse the 1993 ones (or the sole 1995 one.)
* Watch out for Thom *really* getting into Faithless the Wonder Boy - he even has a James Hetfield cosplay moment where he starts headbanging. And for good reason, too - the guitar work is absolutely crushing. This is its last performance of 1994, and second-last performance overall.
* Thom messes with the vocal melody on a driving (heh) Killer Cars and settles on something quite beautiful; it's a very strong performance.
* But perhaps the most surprising moment of this crop of songs, even surpassing the plethora of deep cuts here, is Thom's little interpolation of Carly Simon's Nobody Does It Better in the 'doesn't matter anyway' part of Stop Whispering! It's a gorgeous little serendipitous moment, and a total one-off in the Radiohead live story (although he would perform the song as a standalone feature in later shows.) All these things make this show worth your time!
London Contemporary Orchestra

The **London Contemporary Orchestra**, founded in 2008 by Hugh Brunt and Robert Ames, is an ensemble of young musicians whose stated aim is "to explore and promote new music to an increasingly wide audience". Jonny worked with them to create his scores for numerous soundtracks, and has performed with them on several occasions. They appeared on the Radiohead album A Moon Shaped Pool (2016) and Thom's album Anima (2019).
Faithless the Wonder Boy

## Description

This is an obscure b-side from the Pablo Honey era, but it's one that has held up relatively well. Featuring a simple arrangement, seemingly autobiographical lyrics and a straightforward structure, Faithless the Wonder Boy totally resists interpretation; it's perfect to be enjoyed as-is, as a piece of simple fun.

## Live history

Faithless the Wonder Boy was performed semi-regularly in 1992 and 1993, and on a handful of occasions in 1994 and 1995. It typically fell around the middle of the set somewhere. Live, the only major change to the arrangement of this song was that it featured a short instrumental intro not present on the studio version. Otherwise, it remained mostly unchanged.

### 1992

Faithless was first played live in 1992. It is only present on three recordings from that year. Like most other songs from 1992, the two recordings of Faithless that are worth getting are 1992-11-09, Wulfrun Hall, Wolverhampton, England and 1992-11-11, Huddersfield University, Huddersfield, England - the latter is particularly strong, seeing as it's a great performance in soundboard quality.

### 1993

This song assumed semi-regular status in 1993. It was only dropped for an extended period of time later in the year, on some legs of the James tour. There are a good few strong performances of Faithless from 1993, because live, they often leaned into the heavier and more crushing elements of the song which always made for entertaining renditions. Notable and/or recommended performances include:

* 1993-06-12, Beeckestijnpop Festival, Amsterdam, Netherlands - strong AUD of an all-round great performance.
* 1993-06-15, FNAC Auditorium, Nancy, France - wonder what an acoustic version of Faithless would sound like? Wonder no more!
* 1993-06-30, The Metro, Chicago, IL, USA - obviously! An essential show and a good rendition.
* 1993-12-09, Brixton Academy, London, England - the first recorded performance of this since September of 1993 is very good.

### 1994

Sadly, Faithless was played just twice in 1994, as a deep-cut bust-out on the band's Japan tour. The band sadly never seemed to be fully sold on the song, and to be honest, neither of these performances are particularly essential; the best is definitely 1994-06-09, Club Citta, Tokyo, Japan, however, which features more great guitar work and a great moment on the video recording in which Thom headbangs.

## List of recordings

See Faithless the Wonder Boy/Recordings for full list.
2010-01-24, The Music Box, Hollywood, CA

Special Radiohead performance for Oxfam America’s Haiti Earthquake Response Fund.

## Setlist

1. Faust Arp
2. Fake Plastic Trees
3. Weird Fishes/Arpeggi
4. The National Anthem
5. Nude
6. Karma Police
7. Kid A
8. Morning Bell
9. How to Disappear Completely
10. A Wolf at the Door
11. The Bends
12. Reckoner
13. Lucky
14. Bodysnatchers
15. Dollars and Cents
16. Airbag
17. Exit Music (for a Film)
18. Everything In Its Right Place
19. You and Whose Army?
20. Pyramid Song
21. All I Need
22. Lotus Flower
23. Paranoid Android
24. Street Spirit (Fade Out)

## Comments

* This is the first and only time that Faust Arp has opened a show, as well as the last performance to date.
* Before performing Airbag, Thom asked the audience to choose between that song and Just.
* Everything In Its Right Place was performed by Thom solo on piano.
* Lotus Flower was performed for the first time at a Radiohead show, as a solo acoustic version by Thom.
* Before Street Spirit, Thom was given a piece of paper with how much money was raised for Oxfam. He was blown away when sharing it with the audience, saying "This is how much money we made, gross:...*fuck me!*". He then shared the overall amount, $572,744 dollars.
* The show was filmed by audience members, and edited across 2010 before being released on Christmas Eve as *Radiohead for Haiti*, a semi-official download that was approved of by the band's management.
Vegetable

## Description

Vegetable often gets buried amidst a lot of the other, bigger songs from around this time. Perhaps one of the most self-pitying songs of the era, Vegetable starts off delicate and maudlin, but later explodes into a much heavier section, where Thom exorcises his demons over the three-guitar attack. Regardless, it doesn't particularly emerge as one of the stronger songs of this era.

## Live history

Vegetable was played between 1993 and 1995. It was a setlist staple in 1993, a common live song in 1994, and then an occasional inclusion on sets in 1995; after that year, however, it was dropped altogether. Vegetable is a notable example of a song that surprisingly translated well to live performance; it even converted this writer into a fan of the song, when he was not at all one at first!

### 1993

Vegetable sat with many other Pablo Honey songs as a live regular in 1993, only dropped at a handful of shows. It typically appeared early in the set. Versions of Vegetable from this year are often taken at an elevated tempo, and generally featured pretty excellent Thom vocals. Notable and/or recommended performances include:

* 1993-02-11 Signal Radio session - for a lilting, comparatively mellow acoustic version.
* 1993-04-02, Roxanne, Tel Aviv, Israel - a fiery performance from a classic show, and in good sound quality.
* 1993-05-05, Bevrijdingspop Festival, Haarlem, Netherlands - brilliant soundboard, and a good example of Thom giving this song his all.
* 1993-06-30, The Metro, Chicago, IL, USA - an obligatory inclusion thanks to the great pro-shot video.
* 1993-10-22, Palace Theatre, Los Angeles, CA, USA - a *very* heavy rendition and a good AUD.

### 1994

Although never fully a setlist regular in 1994 - it was frequently dropped from festival sets, for some reason - Vegetable saw play at the majority of shows from that year. It was largely unchanged from 1993, and was generally well-performed, though rarely (if ever) a highlight. Notable and/or recommended performances include:

* 1994-05-27, The Astoria, London, UK - obligatory; you won't get a performance of Vegetable in much better quality than this.
* 1994-12-02, Melkweg, Amsterdam, Netherlands - a perfectly solid, if unremarkable, AUD. Provided for some variety.
A Moon Shaped Pool

Radiohead's ninth studio album.

## Tracks

The songs are sequenced in alphabetical order. The band decided to sequence them alphabetically to see how they sounded, and were surprised to find they liked the results. Some fans have speculated that The Numbers (previously Silent Spring) and Present Tense (previously The Present Tense) were renamed to facilitate this, but there's no evidence for this idea.

## Credits

* Jonny Greenwood
* Ed O'Brien
* Philip Selway
* Thom Yorke

**Additional musicians**
* Clive Deamer – additional drums on "Ful Stop"
* London Contemporary Orchestra – strings, female chorus
	+ Hugh Brunt – conducting
* Sam Petts-Davies – engineering
* Maxime LeGuil – assistant engineering
* Bob Ludwig – mastering
* Tim Plank – studio crew
* Graeme Stewart – studio crew
* Michelle Shearer – studio crew

**Artwork and design**
* Stanley Donwood
* Thom Yorke, credited as Doctor Tchock
1993-02-11 Signal Radio session

## Tracklist

1. Ripcord (take 1)
2. Banana Co. (take 1)
3. Banana Co. (take 2)
4. Pop Is Dead
5. Vegetable
6. The Bends
7. How Can You Be Sure?
8. Ripcord (take 2)
9. (Nice Dream)
10. Stupid Car

## Comments

* Radiohead's very first acoustic show, performed for what is now Signal One radio. Thom, Jonny and Ed play on this recording.
* As far as I can tell, the first eight songs are recorded in the studio café, whereas the last two are from inside an actual recording booth. The sound quality is very good, save for a little tape hiss and distortion.

* This date contains many recorded debuts - Banana Co., Pop Is Dead, Vegetable, The Bends, How Can You Be Sure? (one of two live performances), a very early (Nice Dream) and Stupid Car (the only known live performance.) Take 2 of Banana Co. would soon make it onto the Pop Is Dead single.

* Most of these performances are standard acoustic renditions; for the most part there is nothing that unique about the arrangements. That being said, the performances are nigh-on flawless and it's great fun to hear songs like Pop Is Dead and Ripcord as acoustic jams.
* Think it would be impossible to recreate the monstrous electric guitar sound in The Bends? You'd be wrong - for the first known recording of this track, it's a damn good one.

* Overall a recording that's worth getting.
1993-06-04, Magasinet, Göteborg, Sweden

## Tracklist

1. You
2. Prove Yourself
3. The Bends
4. Vegetable
5. Creep
6. Lurgee
7. Ripcord
8. How Do You?
9. Million Dollar Question
10. Banana Co.
11. Faithless the Wonder Boy
12. Permanent Daylight
13. Anyone Can Play Guitar
14. Pop Is Dead
15. Blow Out

## Comments

* This gig was recorded by a local radio station for broadcast. It's a soundboard recording and it generally sounds great, if a tiny bit muddy. The end of Blow Out has a Swedish DJ talking over the top.
* A very solid gig with a handful of particularly dominant performances. In particular, this has one of the greatest 1993 playings of You, in which Jonny absolutely *kills* his part.
* Colin enthusiasts rejoice - this has the bass very high up in the mix, so you can hear his parts perfectly.
* In what was I'm guessing an unintentional issue with the levels, Thom's acoustic guitar dominates the entirety of The Bends, at times even drowning out the drums. This almost makes it into an entirely new song, completely different to any other version. It's worth a listen.
* A nice dynamic version of Blow Out is played here. It's a shame the end is cut off.
1995-02-25, Apollo Theatre, Oxford, England

## Tracklist

1. High and Dry (cuts in very slightly)
2. Planet Telex
3. Creep
4. My Iron Lung (cuts out)
5. Street Spirit (Fade Out)

## Comments

* Thanks to the amazing Radiohead Public Library, which the band launched in 2019, we have this never-before-seen tape of a few songs from an Oxford show in very early 1995. The video recording is more than a little grainy, but the audio is very decent (and the whole thing is very easily accessible online.)
* There seems to be some confusion as to the date that this show was played. The Public Library gives the date as 25 February, but fan site citizeninsane.net lists the date as 12 February, much earlier in the month. Unless anyone can discern this better than I can, the benefit of the doubt will be given to the former date.
* It's such a delight to see how much fun the band are having in an excellent, apocalyptic-sounding Planet Telex, with Jonny still playing those central chords on keyboard. The song was very, very new by then, and that new-song-magic is in full swing here.
* We're not even up to the release of Pablo Honey, and already, the Creep hate is reaching an early apogee. Towards the end of the second verse, Thom deadpans 'you sing it' and points the microphone towards the audience. It's fascinating to see this hate develop across the 90s. At some point, you just end up wondering - 'why are you even playing this?'
1994-05-13, Vidia Rock Club, Cesena, Italy

## Tracklist

1. You
2. Bones
3. Ripcord
4. Black Star
5. Creep
6. The Bends
7. My Iron Lung
8. Prove Yourself
9. Maquiladora
10. Vegetable
11. Just

## Comments

* A surprisingly reasonable video recording exists of this one. It's from the back of the venue, and the camerawork isn't brilliant, but it's steady and clear enough. The audio source is taken from the video - it is also fairly decent. Unfortunately, the video cuts out toward the end of Just, so we don't have the complete concert available.
* The first recording from 1994 that we have since February, the show that it captures is one from a short tour of continental Europe that the band embarked on in May of that year. Much of the early Bends material that was played at the one-off February show is still in the set, but some more Pablo Honey songs (You, Ripcord and Vegetable) have been introduced.
* A notable live debut here is Black Star, which arrives pretty much complete as compared to the studio version. It doesn't have the same delicacy that the studio cut does, and the intro is different, but the lyrics are already complete by this time, and the arrangement is almost ready to record.
* It's also interesting to see how some of the Bends songs have developed since the last recording; Bones, for instance, already has the tremolo guitar intro. My Iron Lung also receives a strutting, assured performance that proves to be a highlight of the show; so does Maquiladora. It's quite a strong show overall.
* Also, do you notice something interesting about The Bends? Look at Thom if it isn't obvious. That's right - the acoustic guitar has been dropped from the arrangement, and Thom instead plays a third electric on the song! This is a pretty significant moment in the history of The Bends, because it marks the point where the song essentially becomes identical to the studio cut. (It's a great performance in itself, as well.)
* It's often a highlight of early filmed shows such as this to see the three guitarists interacting and playing off one another. This is particularly evident on Ripcord and Maquiladora - they flail around the stage with wild abandon.
* Colin had a ponytail at one point in '94, and here and on the Astoria recording, it's on full view. Not one of the band's finer fashion choices.
1993-06-05, Bergslagsrocken Festival, Gothenburg, Sweden

## Tracklist

1. You
2. Prove Yourself
3. The Bends
4. Million Dollar Question
5. Creep
6. Lurgee
7. Ripcord
8. How Do You?
9. Banana Co.
10. Faithless the Wonder Boy
11. Vegetable
12. Anyone Can Play Guitar
13. Pop Is Dead

## Comments

* An early audience recording with typical early audience recording sound quality - not terrible, but far from ideal. Given the absence of an encore, it is possible that this recording is incomplete.
* Thom keeps getting near-electrocuted every time he touches the mic. This puts him in a bad mood that lasts the night and produces a few very fiery performances.
* Creep is particularly demented here - Thom spits out the lyrics and oh man, that scream.
* A desperate Vegetable is a clear highlight.
Thinking About You

## Description

Radiohead's first primarily acoustic song, Thinking About You is a driving, downcast Thom showcase. Much derided by fans for its poor lyrics and relative simplicity, others think it has a ton of charm. It's a trademark early Radiohead song and shouldn't be overlooked.

## Live history

Thinking About You was played to varying degrees of frequency between 1991(!) and 1998. The sole acoustic song on Pablo Honey, it was typically played solo by Thom late in the set and with a lot more dynamic contrast and scenery chewing as compared to the studio cut.

### 1991

An interesting fact is that Thinking About You is actually the first live recording of a Radiohead song that we currently have! But it's not in a form that you might expect. This unknown 1991 performance, played while the group was still gigging around Oxford, could not be more different to the studio cut; it's a bizarre, thrashed-up arrangement with energetic drum playing and plenty of electric guitars. This is worth getting purely for the novelty of it all.

### 1993

After not being played (as far as we know) in 1992, Thinking About You (in acoustic form) finally made it into the set in '93, and it's in this year where it was most commonly performed. It was played semi-regularly throughout the year, only dropped for the most part on shows where the band did not have an encore (notably on the late-93 James tour.) Notable and/or recommended performances include:

* 1993-06-03, Barbue, Copenhagen, Denmark - a decent AUD of a small Danish show features a great Thinking About You where Thom almost sounds on the verge of tears.
* 1993-07-11, Justin Herman Plaza, San Francisco, CA, USA - a small outdoor acoustic performance from Thom gives this one a lovely, cosy atmosphere.
* 1993-09-23, Cameo Theatre, Miami, FL, USA - one of Thom's best vocal performances of '93 here! He chews and spits out the scenery with incredible abandon.

### 1994

Thinking About You was played just three times in 1994. One of those was 1994-07-02, Roskilde Festival (backstage), Roskilde, Denmark, for Danish radio, and it's fairly non-descript. No - the one worth getting is definitely 1994-09-30, Sheffield University, Sheffield, England, a performance with a larger-than-life, rousing quality to it like the best Thinking About Yous always had. Highly recommended.

## List of recordings

See Thinking About You/Recordings for full list.
1992-11-09, Wulfrun Hall, Wolverhampton, England

## Tracklist

1. Anyone Can Play Guitar (cut)
2. Prove Yourself
3. You
4. Creep
5. How Do You?
6. Faithless the Wonder Boy
7. Lurgee
8. Ripcord
9. Blow Out

## Comments

* Very listenable sound quality, just a tad quiet/muffled. Anyone Can Play Guitar cuts in.
* One of the most enjoyable of the 1992 shows to listen to. Great performances and an excellent setlist.
* Solid early performances of You and Blow Out.
* Blow Out has a killer breakdown section here. And Ed's vocal is extra loud as well, for the fans.
* It will never *not* be fun hearing each guitarist come in with their parts on the intro to How Do You?. Look out for some Ed harmonies in the chorus.
* Jonny goes absolutely insane before Creep's second chorus.
* One of the best performances of Faithless. The chorus is a storm of noise.
Inside My Head/Recordings

All live recordings of Inside My Head.

## Soundboard recordings

* 1992, Unknown venue
* 1993-06-30, The Metro, Chicago, IL, USA
* 1994-08-27, Reading Festival, Reading, UK

## Audience recordings

* 1993-05-04, King Tut's Wah Wah Hut, Glasgow, Scotland
* 1993-06-03, Barbue, Copenhagen, Denmark
* 1993-06-15, Cine 3000, Nancy, France
* 1993-06-20, Passage du Nord, Paris, France
* 1993-07-13, The Palladium, Los Angeles, CA, USA
* 1993-07-16, World Beat Center, San Diego, CA, USA
* 1993-08-15, Markt Rock Festival, Leuven, Belgium
* 1993-08-21, Waterpop Festival, Wateringen, Netherlands
* 1993-08-28, The Venue, Oxford, England
* 1993-09-23, Cameo Theatre, Miami, FL, USA
* 1993-10-06, Lupo's Heartbreak Hotel, Providence, RI, USA
* 1993-10-08, Avalon Ballroom, Boston, MA, USA
* 1993-10-22, Palace Theatre, Los Angeles, CA, USA
* 1993-11-01, RPM Club, Toronto, Canada
* 1994-09-30, Sheffield University, Sheffield, England
* 1994-10-06, Exeter University, Exeter, England
* 1994-10-08, Shepherds Bush Empire, London, England
* 1994-12-02, Melkweg, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1996-08-27, Coca-Cola Star Lake Amphitheater, Burgettstown, PA, USA

## Tracklist

* Karma Police [early lyrics]
* Paranoid Android [early version]
* I Promise
* Let Down

## Comments

* Nothing was known about this show until 2017, when the outro to 'Paranoid Android' - the original organ version - was included on the White Cassette.
* 'I Promise' was performed for the last time until 2017!
* In 2019, the leaks that became MiniDiscs (Hacked) included the full recording of 'Paranoid Android', as well as 'Karma Police', 'I Promise', and 'Let Down'.
1996-04-03, First Avenue, Minneapolis, MN, USA

1. My Iron Lung
2. Bones
3. Black Star
4. Lucky
5. Street Spirit (Fade Out)
6. Planet Telex
7. Anyone Can Play Guitar
8. (Nice Dream)
9. High and Dry
10. Lift
11. Creep
12. Just
13. The Bends
14. I Promise
15. Fake Plastic Trees
16. Blow Out

## Comments

* The soundcheck version of 'Airbag' features an acoustic guitar part.
* The soundcheck, as well as 'I Promise', leaked in 2019 before being officially released in MiniDiscs (Hacked).
Tinkers' Construct

Tinkers' Construct is a mod about putting tools together in a wide variety of ways, then modifying them until they turn into something else. The tools never disappear and can be named and changed to your heart's desire. Once you make them, they're yours forever. Many different materials can be used to make your tools.
1996-03-28, The Edge, Palo Alto, CA, USA

1. My Iron Lung
2. Bones
3. Electioneering
4. Black Star
5. Lucky
6. Street Spirit (Fade Out)
7. Anyone Can Play Guitar
8. Planet Telex
9. (Nice Dream)
10. High and Dry
11. I Promise
12. Lift
13. Creep
14. Just
15. The Bends
16. Bullet Proof..(I Wish I Was)
17. Maquiladora
18. Fake Plastic Trees
19. You

## Comments

* Thom's in a good mood, and pulls out plenty of banter throughout the gig, especially during the middle section - he introduces 'Lift' as "another new song you don't know, tough shit", and thanks the crowd afterwards: "and just as a little token of our appreciation...we're gonna do a song you'll know". That is, of course, 'Creep'.
* This show has the only recorded performance of 'Maquiladora' from 1996!
* The soundcheck of 'Attention' was leaked in 2019, before being officially released as part of MiniDiscs (Hacked).
1993-09-23, Cameo Theatre, Miami, FL, USA

## Tracklist

1. You
2. Prove Yourself
3. The Bends
4. Vegetable
5. Creep
6. Yes I Am
7. Stop Whispering
8. Banana Co.
9. Ripcord
10. Inside My Head
11. Anyone Can Play Guitar
12. Pop Is Dead
13. Thinking About You
14. Blow Out (cut)

## Comments

* Two sources exist of this one, but there's one clear frontrunner. Datfly's tape contains the full gig (minus a cut at the end), including the encore, and although it plays quiet the sound quality is altogether nice. The other tape is incomplete and distorted.
* Welcome to the first recorded show of the Belly tour, in which the band opened for the now-forgotten 90s alt group and were met with generally less engaged audiences and more time restrictions (leading to shorter sets). That being said...
* This gig is an absolute tour-de-force for Thom. He loves good audiences, and this audience is incredible, so he gives possibly the finest all-round performance of the entire year. He delivers just about every song with about 50% more energy and melodrama than most other shows. See: the last verse of You dissolving into a vocal maelstrom, the ridiculously over-the-top upbeat Bends, the scream in Creep reaching an unprecedented length (wondering what his lung capacity is? Wonder no more) and the Thinking About You which has a brilliant climax.
* You also get a chance to hear the band's then-coming-on music, which is incredibly eerie and hilariously at odds with their repertoire at this stage. Could be their coming on music in 2013, not 1993.
* Pretty incredible guitar work throughout this thing as well, particularly in the 'wall of guitar' sections. Maybe it's just because the guitar is pretty high in the mix, but there are so many awesome parts scattered all across this thing, including some that seem to even have metal influences.
* ‘This is the song that made us famous. I don’t know why.’ The resentment is so palpable.
* The second half of Blow Out being cut is such a tease. It cuts just before the drum solo, which is incredibly annoying.
I Can't

## Description

One of the more obscure songs on Pablo Honey, I Can't is a sad, melodramatic guitar song that has rarely been looked at kindly in retrospect, if it's been looked at at all.

## Live history

I Can't was played very, very, very rarely. It was not beloved by the band, nor was it beloved by fans, and as such it had already been dropped from the setlist altogether by October of 1992, several months before the album release.

There are only 4 recorded performances of this song, with only two in anywhere near listenable sound quality, being 1992-06-13 for the BBC and the unknown show from 1992. One of the other two performances was when Radiohead were still billed as On a Friday; the other is a standard performance from early 1992. 1992-06-13 and 1991, Unknown venue are the performances to get, the former for regular listening, the latter for historical interest.
Lucky

## Description

One of the defining tracks of Radiohead's 1990's output, Lucky stands tall as a bona fide masterpiece of atmosphere and tension. The penultimate track on OK Computer, Lucky begins with Ed's ethereal and wiry strum pattern and gradually builds with cryptic lyrics through Thom's subdued vocal delivery in the verses before erupting in a triumphant wail of guitar, rollicking drums and Yorke's fearless howl. It then culminates in a searing burst of effects from Jonny before we are left to contemplate it all with Thom's closing remark leaving us "on the edge" of our seat.

## Live history

Lucky has remained an popular mainstay in Radiohead setlists over the years, having been performed consistently since it's introduction during The Bends tour in 1995 up until the band's most recent hiatus in 2018. With this in mind there is an abundance of great live recordings to choose from, most of which do not significantly differ from the studio version, however this is likely down to a simple case of not fixing something that isn't broken; and in this sense Lucky fits the bill perfectly.

Notable and/or recommended performances include:

### 1995

* 1995-07-21, Atlanta, USA - 99x FM Cat's Paw Studios - the first known performance comes from a Thom and Jonny radio session, featuring a typical stripped back guitar arrangement and nearly fully formed lyrics.
* 1995-11-05, Rock City, Nottingham, UK - a suitably spacy sounding AUD helps give this rendition an aura of further mystery and intrigue, overall the performance here is solid on all counts.
* 1995-12-04, Paradiso, Amsterdam, Netherlands - on the other hand, this is a clear SBD recording of an assured rendition with not much to fault.

### 1997

* 1997-06-28, Glastonbury Festival, UK, - This however is notorious for it's nervy moments that the band battled to overcome (*hear Jonny's mishap on chorus two*), with Lucky opening their biggest show yet as festival headliners, this version is essential to the Radiohead story.

### 1998

* 1998-06-14, Tibetan Freedom Concert**,** R.F.K. Stadium - Washington, USA - Michael Stipe of R.E.M. fame appears on vocals here, need I say more?
The Bends/Recordings

All live recordings of The Bends.

## Soundboard recordings

* 1993-02-11 Signal Radio session
* 1993-02-23 Black Session
* 1993-04-02, Roxanne, Tel Aviv, Israel
* 1993-05-05, Bevrijdingspop Festival, Haarlem, Netherlands
* 1993-06-04, Magasinet, Göteborg, Sweden
* 1993-06-30, The Metro, Chicago, IL, USA
* 1993-07-12, The Whiskey A Go-Go, Los Angeles, CA, USA
* 1993-11-20, Vernier-sur-Rock, Geneva, Switzerland
* 1994-05-20, Festival Balélec, Lausanne, Switzerland
* 1994-05-27, The Astoria, London, UK
* 1994-06-26, Glastonbury Festival, Pilton, England
* 1994-07-02, Rosklide Festival, Rosklide, Denmark
* 1994-08-27, Reading Festival, Reading, UK
* 1994-10-20, La Panza, Ojo de Agua, Mexico
* 1995-02-21 Black Session
* 1995-03-24, The Forum, London, England

## Audience recordings

* 1993-02-18, Joiner's Arms, Southampton, England
* 1993-05-04, King Tut's Wah Wah Hut, Glasgow, Scotland
* 1993-06-03, Barbue, Copenhagen, Denmark
* 1993-06-05, Bergslagsrocken Festival, Gothenburg, Sweden
* 1993-06-08, Doornroosje, Nijmegen, Netherlands
* 1993-06-12, Beeckestijnpop Festival, Amsterdam, Netherlands
* 1993-06-15, Cine 3000, Nancy, France
* 1993-06-20, Passage du Nord, Paris, France
* 1993-07-16, World Beat Center, San Diego, CA, USA
* 1993-08-15, Markt Rock Festival, Leuven, Belgium
* 1993-08-21, Waterpop Festival, Wateringen, Netherlands
* 1993-08-28, The Venue, Oxford, England
* 1993-09-01, The Garage, London, England
* 1993-09-23, Cameo Theatre, Miami, FL, USA
* 1993-10-06, Lupo's Heartbreak Hotel, Providence, RI, USA
* 1993-10-08, Avalon Ballroom, Boston, MA, USA
* 1993-10-15, Riviera Theatre, Chicago, IL, USA
* 1993-10-22, Palace Theatre, Los Angeles, CA, USA
* 1993-11-01, RPM Club, Toronto, Canada
* 1993-11-11, Markthalle, Hamburg, Germany
* 1993-11-12, Live Music Hall, Cologne, Germany
* 1993-11-23, Casino de Paris, Paris, France
* 1993-11-25, Zeleste, Barcelona, Spain
* 1993-11-27, Pavilhão Os Belenenses, Lisbon, Portugal
* 1993-12-09, Brixton Academy, London, England
* 1993-12-11, Guildhall, Portsmouth, England
* 1994-02-21, Royal Berks Social Club, Reading, UK
* 1994-05-13, Vidia Rock Club, Cesena, Italy
* 1994-05-22, Rock Am Ring Festival, Nürburgring, Germany
* 1994-06-04, Shibuya Club Quatro, Tokyo, Japan
* 1994-09-30, Sheffield University, Sheffield, England
* 1994-10-06, Exeter University, Exeter, England
* 1994-10-08, Shepherds Bush Empire, London, England
* 1994-12-02, Melkweg, Amsterdam, Netherlands
* 1995-03-14, Hallam University, Sheffield, England
* 1995-04-01, Moe's Mo' Rockin' Cafe, Seattle, WA, USA
Chisel

Chisel adds a huge variety of decorative blocks to the game. The mod is very useful for people who like the construction aspect of Minecraft.

Access to new blocks is provided mostly through one tool, the chisel. The iron chisel is created with a iron ingot and a stick in a diagonal pattern.

Chisel also adds another tool called the Ender Offset Wand. Some blocks such as the Factory Block's Massive Fan has a texture that spans over multiple blocks. The Ender Offset Wand can be used to shift a texture up or down and left or right.

Place a block in the chiseling slot (top left)  and you may turn it in the same group.
Mod List

This is a running list of all mods currently in WOTW Galacticraft

* Ceramics
* Chameleon
* Chisel
* CodeChicken Lib
* CoFH Core
* ConnectedTexturesMod
* Extreme Reactors
* Forgelin
* Galacticraft Core
* Galacticraft Planets
* GraveStone
* HWYLA
* Just Enough HarvestCraft
* JEI
* Literal Ascension
* LLibrary
* Mantle
* MCMultiPart
* Mekanism
* Mekanism Generators
* Mekanism Tools
* Micdoodle Core
* MineFactory Reloaded
* OpenComputers
* Pam's HarvestCraft
* Storage Drawers
* Tinkers' Construct
* Thermal Expansion
* Thermal Foundation
* Zero Core
OpenComputers

This mod adds computers that can be **programmed in Lua 5.2 and 5.3**. Computers **persist** across saves (i.e. execution resumes where the computer was saved when it is loaded again), they are highly **modular** (there are graphics cards, network cards, redstone cards, ...). If a compatible power generating mod is present, by default they will need power to run - however, like pretty much everything else about the mod, this can be changed in the config.
Mekanism

Mekanism is an independent tech mod that brings low, mid, and high tier machinery to Minecraft. The mod doesn’t have an actual goal, and you’ll understand this when you see all the random content Mekanism contains, from jetpacks to balloons.  However, I can assure you that you’ll notice all the content blend together as you get to know the mod better!

By the time you’ve been using Mekanism for a while, you’ll have a near-indestructible suit of Obsidian Armor, be obtaining four ingots for each ore you mine, have the ability to fly wherever you want with the hydrogen-powered jetpacks, and have a cute robotic friend following you around while you mine.
Oscar Waid

Oscar Waid est marié à Daphné Waid. Il est né en 1988 et décédé le 2 juillet 2015 durant un incendie dans sa maison. Il est l'oncle de Librana Malefoy.

## Caractère

Oscar est un homme loyal, serviable et qui se mets toujours au service des autres. Sa patience et sa gentillesse ont souvent exaspéré plus d'une personne dans sa vie de tout les jours, bien qu'il était un blagueur lors de son enfance. Il est aussi un poil moqueur, sa persévérance est remarquable.

## Capacités

Oscar était un cracmol, ce qui a causé sa mort. Il a peur des chouettes et hiboux ("leurs yeux sont hypnotisant, tu as vu comme ils sont grand?!"). Il était un bon peintre/dessinateur, il dessinait des paysages sur ses plumes à écrire pour ne plus en avoir peur.
Nothing Touches Me

## Description

Nothing Touches Me was a unique curio from the early days that was never officially released by the band, and never received a studio treatment (they probably tried, to no avail). It has been largely forgotten over the years. Yours truly hates it.

## Live history

As this song failed to materialise on any official release, it was performed very scarcely and dropped by mid-1992.

Thankfully, there are three performances of Nothing Touches Me out there, one for each of its 3 fans. Two of these are soundboard recordings - the 1992-06-13 BBC take and the unknown 1992 show. Like I Can't, the fellow rarity which also pops up in these shows, the BBC one is the one to spring for if you must in terms of all-round performance quality.

## List of recordings

See Nothing Touches Me/Recordings for full list.
CZ75

- information accuracy: v0.0.5

## Ammunition

The **CZ75** short fire weapon is the most commonly used and the oldest weapon. It uses Ammo9mm. Max bullets, that can be loaded are 20, you can easily load another bullets, if your current ammo status is below Max Bullets.

## Crafting

It's crafted from Metal Plates and it's the the least expensive gun.
Mary II McDonalds

• Mr & Mrs McDonalds

• Mary McDonalds

### Epouvantard - Patronus

Fantôme humain, silhouette féminine en tenue de marié (Mary McDonalds) - Martin Pêcheur d'Europe

### Affiliation

• McDonalds• Poufsouffle

• Poudlard

**Mary II McDonalds** est une élève de Poufsouffle répartie en 2019. Elle tient son nom d'un de ses ancêtres : Mary McDonalds. Sa soeur est Tina McDonalds et son frère adoptif est Jesse Westfield.
The Mainland

**The Mainland** is accessed from the Island of Sodor via the Vicarstown Bridge.

## Notable Locations

* Bridlington Goods Yard
* The Experimental Engines' Yard
* The Steelworks

## Engines based on the Mainland

* Boxhill
* Caitlin
* City of Truro
* Connor
* Duchess of Hamilton
* Frankie
* Gator
* Green Arrow
* Hurricane
* Iron Duke
* Lexi
* Logan
* Mallard
* Merlin
* Sam
* Samson
* Spencer
* Theo
* Ulli
* The Bridlington Goods Yard Diesels
* The Flying Scotsman

### **Formerly**

* Arthur
* Charlie
* Diesel
* Thomas
Million Dollar Question/Recordings

All live recordings of Million Dollar Question.

## Soundboard recordings

* 1992-11-11, Huddersfield University, Huddersfield, England
* 1992-11-14, University of Essex, Colchester, England
* 1993-04-02, Roxanne, Tel Aviv, Israel
* 1993-06-04, Magasinet, Göteborg, Sweden

## Audience recordings

* 1993-05-04, King Tut's Wah Wah Hut, Glasgow, Scotland
* 1993-06-03, Barbue, Copenhagen, Denmark
* 1993-06-05, Bergslagsrocken Festival, Gothenburg, Sweden
* 1993-06-12, Beeckestijnpop Festival, Amsterdam, Netherlands
* 1993-06-15, Cine 3000, Nancy, France
* 1993-06-30, The Metro, Chicago, IL, USA
Edward

## Personality

Edward is kindhearted and always keen to help a friend in need. The smaller engines trust him to lend a listening ear and sympathetic advice. He is a hard worker and always does his best to finish a job.

If ever an engine misbehaves or acts out, it is often Edward that the Fat Controller turns to in order to soothe things out.

Sadly, the bigger engines often see Edward as old-fashioned and slow. While it is true he is one of the older engines on the Island of Sodor, he helped build it and has proved time and time again that he is more than capable of working as hard as any engine, and he is a much cleverer and wiser engine, too. In fact, for a time, he and Boco were the only engines who knew how to put Bill and Ben in their place when they misbehave. He stands for no nonsense from anyone, especially from the bigger engines.

From the ninth season to the fifteenth season, Edward had occasionally expressed insecurity in himself by keeping secrets from the other engines and the Fat Controller, when he was once leaking steam and likewise when he was told to pull the post train whilst Percy was being repaired.