No alarms. No surprises.

·       Thom has admitted that he’s bored of ‘Ok Computer’ and that fame is bollocks. Also, said to NME that everything after Glastonbury ’97 is a disappointment.

·       Radiohead’s songs have formed the basis of a play in Los Angeles that is planned to reach Edinburgh Festival. The project is built entirely around Thom’s lyrics, and tell the tale of a young man—also named Thom, who has a car accident that leaves him in a coma

·       He appears in REM documentary titled, ‘This Way Up: REM’, singing ‘Be Mine’ with REM in Tibetan Show.

·       Thom (and Jonny) appears in ’99 Tibetan Freedom Concert.

·       Thom joins Bono online by taking part in the web chat for Jubilee’s 2000 ‘Drop the Debt’ campaign.

·       Thom (and others) participated in ’99 Amnesty International Concert, celebrating the 50^th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.

“I felt more comfortable to use my celebrity to help the cause of Amnesty International. I don’t really use it for anything else.”

·       Thom (and Ed) were spotted at Glastonbury ’99. Thom refused to talk to anyone after Manics refused to let him use the toilet.

·       Thom (and Jonny) played DJ during the webcast and the whole band sang their new song piece, “Knives Out”

·       Thom (and the others) frequently visited Official Radiohead Message Board and talked to the fans and updated their respective webpage.

·       Thom dropped by at the Official Radiohead Message Board during Christmas to wish all his fans Merry Christmas.

·       Thom started to practise his drumming session with Jonny, for their forthcoming album,  according to Ed.

·       A bloke who recognised him in the middle of Oxford and found him as an easy target bashed him up in March.