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By Pages:   Previous 10 Pages    11    12    13    14    15    16    17    18    19    20   Next 10 Pages Add Your New Review About The Song The Reviews about Hide And Seek (page 15/ 86) ------ performed by Imogen Heap This song | Reviewer: RB | 12/2/08 This song (album) was produced because she mortgaged her home because she didn't want to be goverened or ruled by the record companies she had recorded under before. "Hide and Seek" was written and recorded because the computers at her studio were down. She went to the studio and did not want to be unproductive... so she picked up a synthizer and went at it! I think that as the title song for a album to be produced like this is unremarkable. A musical and marketing genius. PP had it right | Reviewer: Anonymous | 12/2/08 I agree with the previous poster about this song: it's about moving out of a beloved home. I'll go one step further: It sounds like elderly people who are being forced to move out of their home and into an old folk's home by their adult children. "that you only meant well, you decided this.." "you don't care a bit." ! | Reviewer: Maggie | 11/30/08 My friend did a lyrical(contemorary) dance to this song and it was the perfect song. It has so much meaning and so much depth. I love it! Also check out the song "Speeding Cars" by the same group, Imogen Heap. I love that one even more! Insidiously Addictive | Reviewer: Anonymous | 11/30/08 It's nice to see someone using the human voice as an instrument in its own right <3 I love the frankness of the lyrics, and yeah, it brings back memories of my own relationships, but that's why we can relate to it. The way the song is set out musically is something you don't hear often, but to be honest it's the lyrics and that sense of nostalgia that really does it for me with this song. I could be singing it myself to a number of people, at a number of times in my life. Also, I know I feel enlightened for having King Lovett tell me what kind of music I listen to and why I like this song (I never even knew I listened to rap!). I also appreciate King Lovett's concern, but really, writing on the internet isn't imposing on your life. I can't see that any of these comments are looking for sympathy. Scroll past if other people's experiences offend your delicate sensibilities so much. harmonies | Reviewer: King Lovett | 11/26/08 I am an eighth grader. You people who have had tough relationships need to understand that people don't care. We don't. We sympathize for a few seconds but really, its just a waste of space and time. If you really need to talk to someone about it, get a friend. If you have no friends, then get a shrink and stay the hell out of our lives. The reason that you all love this song is because the harmonies that the "voices" (a lot of them are synthesized) create make the song sound different from normal songs. Most of you are used to heavy bass drum beats and some black guy singing about sex. This song is the exact opposite. It takes those of you with some sense of musicality and expands that sense by taking out all instruments except voices and recording equipment(and, as I said before, synthesyzers). It is about Native Americans It is also about the Holocaust It is also about animals It is whatever you want it to be. hide and seek | Reviewer: austin | 11/23/08 i think this is the perfect song to play to when someone is dieing if i ever make a movie and in it someone that the main person's love one dies this song will be playing. I also think it's a great song when someone is leaving another. It's a sad song but a very very good one. It makes you think a lot and its beautifully unbelievably pulchritudinous. :) I think this is about the holocaust | Reviewer: Jared | 11/21/08 think about it. The song goes perfectly with what happened to the jews. The beginning stanza is talking about the confusion with the Jews when all this stuff just started happening. Dust is beginning to form is about how the jews knew the worst was to come. Then the next stanza talks about the confusion again. Then it talks about how the jews had to hide and the nazis were seaking. The trains symbolize the people getting taken to camps. The sewing machine symbolizes the work they had to do at the camps. Then the next part talks about how Hitler was there all along just waiting to gain power and the party he later changed to Nazi. The next part talks about the jews remembering their good memories, before the TAKEOVER. Another chorus. Now the next part I believe is about hitler. She is talking about how he told everyone it was the right thing to do, he decided it on his own, it's all for the best. Now the next part talks about his speeches and newspaper articles that appeared to get rid of all the jews in germany, with no particular reason for it. Just to gain power. The last part is talking about how he doesn't care a bit about anything that lives, especially the jews. This song is just... mind blowing. | Reviewer: Anonymous | 11/18/08 This song has the best melodies and the overall sound of the song is just awesome. I love listening to this song. If ever there was a world-wide music revolution, this song would make it happen. Its the sound of life. ! | Reviewer: stacey oxley | 11/17/08 When I first heard this song, I could not find the meaning. After hearing it so many times It reminds me of animals, how they are treated like shit. The part where; 'They were here first' This line always gets me, its true. Good song! what it's about... | Reviewer: M. | 11/17/08 This song was written about 9/11...go back and read the first 2 verses; they really say it all. If you're looking for a "train of thought" try that on for a listen or two. This is a haunting tune; the vocals are very well-layered and interesting... not typically my kind of music, but it has a certain ambient quality that seems to last. I can tell I am quite a bit older than most of the people posting here and just wanted to say to poster 'jj'... You know whats' homo? You watching the OC thats what...so when you get your ansgty little head out of your emo-ass and join the rest of the world, maybe you'll find some solace in knowing that there is people like me out there to let you know where you stand... Add Your New Review About The Song By Pages:   Previous 10 Pages    11    12    13    14    15    16    17    18    19    20   Next 10 Pages