Radiohead

By the time Radiohead took the stage at the Reading Festival in 1994, they had just released their debut album, "Pablo Honey," in February of the same year. The album featured the now-iconic track "Creep," which, despite initial mixed reviews, quickly became a breakout hit. This performance is often regarded as a turning point for the band, showcasing their ability to connect emotionally with a live audience. During this period, they were still establishing their identity, navigating the surge of grunge and alternative rock that defined the era. Fans often recall the raw energy of this live set, where they performed "Creep" with a palpable intensity, hinting at the band's future evolution. Interestingly, this was one of their earlier festival appearances, and it solidified their presence in the alternative music scene, setting the stage for their later artistic explorations.

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