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By Pages:   1    2    3    4    5    6    7    8    9    10   Next 10 Pages Add Your New Review About The Song The Reviews about Creep (page 3/ 27) ------ performed by Radiohead East Villager | Reviewer: Anonymous | 6/2/09 A beautiful song isn't it? It's even prettier when Matt (lead singer of muse) covered it in acoustic. Emotional, sensational,,,it is a beautiful song that I scretch my fake voice singing the "she is out,," part with my acoustic guitar in front many chicks and they loved it and I enjoyed it. Plus, I have to say it's not hard to play for guitar beginners and guys who want to start playing. Start playing guitar with this song, it only has four chords. Sing it infront chicks and get laid! Dave thanks for intelligent clarity of the human experience | Reviewer: Anonymous | 5/12/09 Dave- I didn't find any "critique" or lack of understanding of "depression" in your post. Should you see this- one person out there grasped that you were expressing the essence of the lyrics and intent of the song were not to relive the horrible insecurity over and over again, but the moment of confrontation with the fear of ourselves we live with. There is irony (even humor and ultimate acceptance) in the lyrics, it wasn't meant to be a morbid, melancholy, gosh, poor me, I'm not good enough for "her". It's in my mind I'm not good enough and I'm candidly recognizing it which is the beginning of meeting eye to eye with oneself: and then with those we love, so that we can actually experience love which is essentially overcoming insecurity about ourselves and then the judgement of others. Sorry for all of you who have experienced pain and "biological" depression. I hope you are able to have a similar reckoning with your "selves". Poor Mr. Yorke is my thought-intelligent expression is often misunderstood. Brayden: | Reviewer: Brayden | 5/4/09 This song just absolutely defines the human emotions. I too-such as many of you-am suffering through stages of depression. When this song first came out BBC wouldn't play it on the radio because it was said to be "too depressing". but i think quite the opposite, this is a song that counters depression. It shows us that there are other people suffering through the same thing. We are not alone I'm a creep too, hehehe | Reviewer: Anonymous | 4/9/09 I feel this song so much... feeling inadequate, wanting to be loved by that special person, but feeling like a creepy weirdo with nothing to offer... sad isn't it? And yet such a common thing we probably all experience it at some point. You know, if you had to define what it meant to feel love and heartache, this songs expresses it so well... I really like how it ends too... she's running out the door and he says whatever makes you happy, whatever you want... so detached and selfless at that moment. 2 I survived | Reviewer: Michelle | 4/3/09 I don't know if you will ever read this, but your words helped me a lot. I lost my job and boyfriend this year, and now I found out I can't pay for college. I've been suffering with depression for a long time and I have been suicidal lately, the only thing that has stopped me is not wanting to leave my family with my funeral costs. "Don't make a permanent decision based on a temporary problem" are words that just changed the course of my life. Thank you eternally Versatile. | Reviewer: Jake | 3/22/09 This track, in my opinion is Radiohead's best, and that is shown by the amount of artists that have covered it. Although on the outside this track is about about not being good enough for someone whom you love so dearly, it is so versatile. There are so many posts on here arguing about what this some actually means, its not about what it really means, its about what it means to you as an individual. As with all forms of art, someone has expressed themselves in some form but it is up to the individu to reach in and find what it is that relates them to it. I cry my youth | Reviewer: mike foxtrot | 3/17/09 Yes I cry. And cry again every time I listen to this awesome song. I wish I was able to write it myself, since it shows the inner soul I sometimes reach, when I can stop and think. Now I'm old, and this song makes me feel the sour sense that youth gives when you're not what you wish. Everybody us have been Creep and Weirdo and didn't belong to some place we wished instead. There goes our best time, and what I cry is my youth, and its sour taste I can still smell when I cry on "Creep". Thankyou Radiohead, and God bless you all that still can cry Dave's response | Reviewer: Anonymous | 3/13/09 Dave, if you cringe at someone's response then you don't understand what it is truly like to be depressed. Until you understand it, then suspending your judgment would be best. Some of us know exactly what these lyrics feel like, and they are not in the back of our minds...they are at the front. That doesn't make us messed up or someone to be "cringed at," it makes us people with depression, a real illness that is sometimes impossible to deal with. Truly up for interpretation. | Reviewer: Dave | 3/11/09 I looked down through the comments and kinda cringed at some of the interpretations. I didn't cringe cause they were wrong. I cringed cause it is depressing. And, like the individual calling himself "I survived...", I want to show you that you don't have to be depressed. Every single one of us is a monster. We're insensitive and selfish. Nobody is perfect. But to maintain any sort of sanity we hold on to things that make us feel worthy of life, worthy of happiness, worthy of anything. All of us do this. But, to use the song's symbology, our true nature can't look at our ideals in the eye. And our ideals run away from our true nature. What makes this song special is its ability to make us face our true nature. It doesn't have to be depressing, though it can be for many people. But this song is actually illustrating something very positive. The person who sang this song was unafraid to face and even share their deepest, darkest insecurities. It challenges us to become less afraid to face our own. So when you listen to this song and cry - as I have. Are you crying because you're hopelessly lost in a perfect world? Or are you crying cause, in a rare moment of clarity, you're looking straight at these insecurities that usually hang out in the back of your mind and realizing that there's nothing to be afraid of? Of course, it does also make a beautiful ode to how we never feel good enough for the one we love. :-) Looking at myself. | Reviewer: Sarah | 2/27/09 I love this song so much. I love how anyone can relate to it. You can mold the lyrics into any situation you might have weather it be a relationship, self image, etc. For me, it really got me thinking about myself and my relationship with my best friend. She's so pretty and it seems like no matter what she does, everyone loves her. I mean, she is an amazing person, but when I look at myself, I always see this ugly shadow of her. I see myself actually trying to BE her sometimes. The part "I want you to notice when I'm not around" hit me hard because I feel that way often. I want people to realize my uniqueness. I want them to wish I was there... I just love this song. It makes me cry. Add Your New Review About The Song By Pages:   1    2    3    4    5    6    7    8    9    10   Next 10 Pages