» Wankfest - This classic clip is from the Sundance Film Festival in 2001 where Colin was a little tipsy. (WAV file)

» Cancer... in his ass - Radiohead lent their voices for a South Park episode. This clip features Thom. (WAV file)

» KROQ April Fools - The DJs at KROQ decided to play a April Fools joke on its listeners by making fun of a Thom imposter in the studio, which turned in to a huge fight.

» Colin on Newsnight - This is a recording of Colin Greenwood's appearance on BBC 2's Newsnight on 07/27/2000 defending the popular MP3 trading software, Napster.

» Knives Out - This song was premiered on the internet by Radiohead on December 09, 1999. They threw a webcast party called "Amateur Nite" in which Thom and Jonny were DJs playing some of their favorite songs from various artists. They ended the party with "Knives Out."

» There There - This song was premiered at the second Radiohead webcast on 2/10/00. It features Thom on guitar and organ, Jonny on bass, and Phil on drums.

» "Ed's Scary Song" - This unreleased song was premiered at the second Radiohead webcast on 2/10/00. It has no known title. It was played at the end and features Ed on lead vocals. As you can tell, he doesn't really sing... Quite scary but interesting!

» Big Boots - This unreleased song has been played a few times live. Also known as "Man-O-War", the band tried to record this tune for the Avengers movie soundtrack but scrapped it.

» Big Ideas - This song is another unreleased track going by different names, such as Nude and Big Ideas (Don't Get Any.)

» E-Bow the Letter - Thom sang backing vocals on this performance in 1998 at the Tibetan Freedom Concert with R.E.M. Originally, the backing vocals were sung by Patti Smith.

» How to Disappear Completely - This was one of the first performances of this song back in 1998. It is longer than the studio version that appeared on Kid A.

» Lift - One of the best Radiohead songs to date. "Lift" hasn't been released but was rumored to be at one time a strong contender for OK Computer, but was left off.

» No Surprises Please - "No Surprises Please" is another earlier take on a song that ended up on OK Computer. The lyrics here are totally different to those on "No Surprises." A good performance.

» Paranoid Android - This is an early version of Paranoid Android recorded in August of 1996.

» You - This version is different than the Pablo Honey version. The lyrics were changed and it was re-recorded.