"Last Flowers" very early version - Radiohead

"Karma Police" Early rough rehearsal - Radiohead

The Bends (4 Track Demo)

Paranoid Android Demo Studio Mix

Radiohead - Winter Wonderland

"This is considered, by many people, to be the single greatest Radiohead bootleg ever. For a start, the setlist is great - it has the eleven new songs from Kid A and Amnesiac that were played throughout the tour, the only performance of rarity 'Bishop's Robes', and a tease of 'Nude' right at the end of the set. The audio quality is incredible, a pre-FM soundboard recording that's rumored to have been mixed by Nigel Godrich. And then there's the performance, which is stunning. A must-have for your collection."

Track listing:
Optimistic
Morning Bell
Karma Police
The National Anthem
In Limbo
No Surprises
My Iron Lung
Dollars & Cents
Bishop's Robes [only tour performance, last to date]
Talk Show Host
Kid A
You and Whose Army?
Airbag
Lucky
How to Disappear Completely
Paranoid Android
Everything In Its Right Place
Pyramid Song
Exit Music (for a Film)
Knives Out
Nude [tease] >
(Nice Dream)

https://archive.org/details/Radiohead_2000-07-04

2 - 01 You And Whose Army

The Smiths - What Do You See In Her_ (Wonderful Woman Demo)

[Lyrics]

Rare camphor pen
And you asleep in your shawl
And you say that I'm dead while you're walkin'

Dew to hide
The blue tide
In your day I'm high
In your day

Worked till we combined
There was you
Till we combined, there was you
Till we combined, there was you
You under me

Why'd you follow?
Why do you follow?
Why do you follow?
Why'd you follow?

There be increase your way away
And I can't see a clear way away
Search can steal you
Fly away, yeah
I can feel you fly away

Lyric Video: https://youtu.be/yPM6euOyfCY?si=-oAePxoPys5BqR4d

Song review: "A sprawling, heart-on-sleeve anthem that captures the precise moment a shared world dissolves. The lyrics trace the haunting paradox of intimacy: feeling like a ghost in someone’s life (“you say that I’m dead while you’re walkin’”) while still being utterly defined by their presence (“In your day I’m high”). The song builds to a breathtaking, repetitive climax—“Till we combined, there was you”—that feels less like a memory and more like a ritual incantation, desperately trying to summon a lost connection before surrendering to the ache of its absence. A masterpiece of second-wave melancholy, full of dynamic tension and raw, melodic yearning."

The End Times - In Your Day (Moon Cat EP, 1995)

The Way You Make Me Feel

Outcesticide I: In Memory Of Kurt Cobain

Talk To Me

A couple of songs taken from the Limited Edition rerelease of Radiohead's OK Computer. Enjoy while up.

Paranoid Android (Demo) (Incomplete)

Paranoid Android Demo Studio Mix

Idk2