"Radiohead performance on August 27, 1994 at the Reading Festival, Reading, England"27 August 1994Music43 mins
Setlist: 1 Bones-- 2 You-- 3 Ripcord-- 4 Creep-- 5 My Iron Lung-- 6 Prove Yourself-- 7 The Bends-- 8 Inside My Head-- 9 Maquiladora--10 Just--11 Pop Is Dead--12 Anyone Can Play Guitar
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Radiohead performance in the transitionary tour between The Bends and OK Computer ... Setlist: 1 My Iron Lung-- 2 Bones-- 3 Electioneering-- 4 Black Star-- 5 Lucky-- 6 Street Spirit (Fade Out)-- 7 Planet Telex-- 8 Anyone Can Play Guitar-- 9 (Nice Dream)--10 High and Dry--11 Lift--12 Creep--13 Just--14 The Bends--15 Bullet Proof.
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