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fanatics grow up!!!! | Reviewer: me | 4/7/2008lol.. the lirics dont have nothing to do with radiohead. and all bands are not forbitten to use Words, beeing used by other bands... how many are called "you" or "sunchine" or what ever...
grow up fanatics! dont need to say that outhers are worse than radiohead... thay only need to keep singing as good as they do. thers no need to say what ever, radiohead demonstrate they are good. that's enough for me. they really rock!!
radiohead | Reviewer: Anonymous | 4/4/2008
radiohead took its name from a Talking Heads song. but radiohead and kean should not be compared. i think its pretty obvios who is the superior band. radiohead is the best and of our generation
Great Song | Reviewer: TheHIV | 4/1/2008
I just looked at the Keane lyrics for "A Wolf at the Door" and they looked pretty shitty to me. Not a band I would ever listen to.
Anyway, this song is probably their best closers. Its also one of my favorite songs.
dfazihv | Reviewer: Anonymous | 2/10/2008
shut the fuck up about the fucking keane thing. i dont even know who the fuck that is just talk about radiohead, yeah? this is one of the better album closers they have. it is so beautiful. i heard it was about him getting beat up. which makes sense. but may not be true, since i didnt hear it from yorke himself
Yeah. Radiohead. | Reviewer: GETupNgEtOVer | 12/30/2007
Keane sucks.
If this song imitates any other, it would have to be "Because" by the greatest band of all time.
Keep it simple, kiddies.
keane and radiohead | Reviewer: Anonymous | 11/5/2007
whattttttt i just saw someone compring keane and radiohead wtf come on peopleee keane is like jello and radiohead is lke the most magnificent dessert in the world
Lyrics | Reviewer: BBW | 10/30/2007
This song is about Little Red Riding Hood and her trials and tribulations with the Big Bad Wolf. He was a cunt who liked to bother pigs when they relaxed after work in their houses.
Bashing Keane? | Reviewer: Tashii | 9/7/2007
To everyone whose against Keane here, you guys need to lay off Keane.
Keane has admitted to having inpspiration and influence from Radiohead, all they took was the name and just so happened to have a word in their song match the name of a song of Radiohead's (Scatterbrain) I really don't see the big deal. MANY bands have similar names.
Keane never took their lyrics or anything, Keane touches on different issues than Radiohead, and Keane has an emotional depth to their songs like Bedshaped, Your Eyes Open and many more. Radiohead is just darker. Don't compare them, they dont even sing about the same things, and by the way I love Radiohead just as much as the next person, but I love keane too, they didn't do anything wrong.
I love this song -- I fell in love with it the first time i heard it, as well as Keane's Wolf At The Door.
A Happy Ending (??) | Reviewer: Alex | 8/31/2007
The closer of "Hail"
i find it almost uplifting for a Radiohead finale.
The album is spent lamenting the sad fate of the world, but with "Wolf at the Door", Radiohead concludes as much as they'd like to stay inside and watch the sky fall, the wotld just keeps pulling them back for more.
And how beautifully & poetic this is expressed, a stream of conciousness almost rap method i've never heard before. The lyrics themselves are quite dark, but the hopeful beat in the background seems to drain them of their sinister nature.
wait to go guys :)
excuse me??? | Reviewer: Anonymous | 8/24/2007
Excuse me, anonymous??? Another band can't like Radiohead and use some of their terms? Leave Keane alone. My gosh.
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