"Radiohead raises money for OxFam"12 December 2010Music124 mins
After the catastrophic earthquake that rocked Haiti in January of 2010, the world came together in support for the survivors. Radiohead played one show at the historic Fonda Theatre to raise funds for OxFam and to support the relief efforts. The result of that show is this movie. Captured entirely on handheld cameras by those in attendance, this is quite possibly the most personal and raw you'll ever see Radiohead perform without being there live.
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Have you watched Radiohead for Haiti 2010 yet? What did you think about it?
