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A groundbreaking CGI generated video sees Thom sitting on a park bench while the world around him crumbles then regenerates itself.

2003 | 3:22

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Watch Radiohead's Thom Yorke get lost in an enchanted forest for the magical video There, There.

2003 | 5:19

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Hail to Radiohead, with their live version of this Orwellian, 1984 influenced song.

2003 | 3:19

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Tom Yorke's protest song about mass consumerism. Director Jake Scott calls it an allegory for death and reincarnation.

1995 | 4:50

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Shady diner drama is acted out in the US version of the video, and a song that was supposedly left off their debut album as it was too Rod Stewart!

1995 | 4:17

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Filmed near London's Liverpool Street Station, experimental short film maker Jamie Thraves flicks between shots of the band playing and a businessman having a nervous breakdown.

1995 | 3:52

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Sexy Beats director cut his teeth on this video, with a series of bizarre twists, depsite its very straight road.

1997 | 4:21

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A top five hit for Radiohead in 1997 the video has stark imagery of Thom Yorke in close-up, his head in a bubble filling up with water.

1997 | 3:48

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The band's biggest UK hit to date, No.3, the video was made by Swedish animator, Magnus Carlsson, and features an assortment of animated characters - a female flasher, mermaids, leatherclad men kissing, a drug addict and an angel in a helicopter.

1997 | 6:23

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An award-winning video, Pyramid Song was based on a dream Thom Yorke had, and is a combination of hand drawn and 3D animation featuring a flooded city.

2000 | 4:49

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The video is shot in black and white by Karma Police director Jonathan Glazer. Set in a trailer park, Glazer uses varied speed techniques to add to the complexity of the song.

1995 | 4:13