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"Living up to their reputation as one of the &amp;apos;90s best live bands, Radiohead proved that 10 times over Thursday night at Chicago&amp;apos;s Riviera Theater. Don&amp;apos;t believe us? Just ask some of the celebrities in attendance -- Billy Corgan, Matt Walker, Garbage&amp;apos;s Butch Vig and Shirley Manson as well as members of Material Issue and Phish were all seen rockin&amp;apos; out at the show.\r\nWhile Radiohead played tracks from all three of their albums, they focused on songs from The Bends and OK Computer, including &amp;quot;Let Down,&amp;quot; &amp;quot;Karma Police,&amp;quot; &amp;quot;Planet Telex,&amp;quot; &amp;quot;High and Dry&amp;quot; and &amp;quot;Paranoid Android.&amp;quot;\r\nYou may have noticed that Radiohead&amp;apos;s breakthrough hit &amp;quot;Creep&amp;quot; from their 1993 debut Pablo Honey wasn&amp;apos;t mentioned. That&amp;apos;s because they didn&amp;apos;t play it, even though fans screamed for it all night. Why didn&amp;apos;t they play it? Ed O&amp;apos;Brien, the band&amp;apos;s guitarist, told Q101 radio&amp;apos;s Brian the Whipping Boy that the song is like a double-edged sword. He said that because it was a huge hit, people would come to their shows and then leave after they&amp;apos;d play it. O&amp;apos;Brien explained that they didn&amp;apos;t want to have a one-song career.\r\nEven though people left the Riv without hearing &amp;quot;Creep&amp;quot; they no doubt went home satisfied. Radiohead has proven that they are a band with a multitude of talent."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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