Main Index On a Friday 1985-1991 Pablo Honey The Bends OK Computer Kid A Amnesiac Hail to the Thief In Rainbows The King of Limbs A Moon Shaped Pool Thom Yorke Jonny Greenwood Ed O'Brien Colin Greenwood Philip Selway
Thom performed an acoustic version of the song in Vancouver, Canada on March 22nd 1996 on CBC radio, accompanied on drums by John Auer from The Posies and Ken Stringfellow on guitar:
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You [9] 15 16 17 22 19 21 24 28 26 12 13 16 22
Creep [21] 15 16 17 24 09 19 21 26 28 01 02 04 06 26 05 08 13 15 18 19 20 22 23 24 26
Thinking About You [6] 15 16 17 02 09 19 24 27 10 15
Lurgee [7] 15 16 17 19 07 08 10 12 16 19 24
Blow Out [1] 15 16 17 19 02
After not having been played in a decade, 'Blow Out' made a surprise appearance at two Japanese gigs towards the end of touring for In Rainbows in october 2008:
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Creep [8] 16 20 22 24 26 27 25 30
Blow Out [2] 07 08
'Blow Out' was only played once since 2008, on july 6th 2018 in Chicago:
Rolling Stone: I saw lots of shows on the last Radiohead tour, and they felt very special. The band was really loose, and the setlist kept changing every night. Did it feel special to you too?

Ed: I think so. A Moon Shaped Pool was a very hard album to make, as every album is. I think there’s a relief of being able to go out and play. [...] We have a lot of songs to choose from. [...] We didn’t play much from Pablo Honey, but we’ve got eight albums to chose from, along with a lot of B-sides that people know. [...]

Rolling Stone: You even did “Blow Out” that one time. It felt like anything was possible at any moment.

Ed: I hope we do that more. I really like the band Phish. They are such a great band. We’d always been slightly guarded, but on that tour we just let it go. And we played “Blow Out.” If it was fucked up and it didn’t work out, then so be it. It wasn’t going to ruin the set. We’d shrug our shoulders and go, “We did our best.” Maybe we weren’t as precious as we’d normally be. That’s another thing.