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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 Fake Plastic Trees (page 3/ 11) ------ performed by Radiohead I may be completely wrong but still XD | Reviewer: A Glow Worm | 1/7/09 I reckon this song is about people in general, in relationships and also in some stages in life. Just trying not to be who you really are, being fake to hide your faults or something like that. And this can affect relationships. If I could be who you wanted... | Reviewer: Hardy | 12/15/08 This is a great masterpiece! Some people correlate this with relationship and stuff, but to me personally, this song is basically dedicated to how you would feel on living a fake life, trying to be not who you really are, because the world and most of the people breathing its air wants you to be like everybody else.. And even though everyone else, men and women, decided to live fake, you're just too frustrated to follow everybody, thus the line: If I could be who you wanted, all the time.. . | Reviewer: . | 12/14/08 this song shows that some things are just not meant to be. this song shows what life is.there are no reasons to be happy, no reason to be sad, no reasons to be anything.and when you get down to the bone, everything is fake.i believe everybody should follow their passion, and that must be a person's sole purpose in this life. what else do we live for? cowardice | Reviewer: mark | 12/11/08 both the characters in this song are surrounded by fakeness, a relationship where the love is gone. its all fake now, but they are both too coward to break up, they are clinging to this dead relationship because neither can take the plunge and end it. and it wears them both out. he thought that if he could be everything she wanted it could be better, but it never is. he gave up on fixing her just the same as he gave up on fixing the girls in the eighties, and he gave up on fixing himself because its never good enough for her, the fixes are all fake. and hes too coward to give up. Are you serious? | Reviewer: Vincent Vega | 12/3/08 This song is obviously about the insolvency of the plastic industry due in large part to the hippies that listen to this music and recycle everything. If you people would only stop recycling plastic, you might damage the environment, but just think of all the jobs that could be created by a need for new plastics to be molded. Also, the term "fake plastic" is somewhat of an oxy moron: fake things are made of plastic, but the plastic is real. Just kidding. . great song. Pretend | Reviewer: sam | 11/19/08 This song captivates a place that we all reside within, a somewhat parallel universe of the bitter, true reality of what's underneath the surface of our very existance..."She looks like the real thing, She tastes like the real thing...My fake plastic Love" And sometimes it's easier to pretend. Fake | Reviewer: Blackmamba8888@yahoo.com | 11/16/08 I believe this song to be about relationships which just are not really ment to be. The whole last verse coveys a emptiness in a seemingly good relationship. Trees being the source of life, all over happiness. It just goes to show us no matter how hard you try, or try to fake something that somethings are just not ment to be. Beautiful song | Reviewer: Alex | 11/3/08 This song strikes such strong emotion. We live in such a jaded society where the superficial almost always seems to override the true inner beauty of people. I believe this song makes us all look in the mirror to realize the true beauty amongst us all in held within. We can all be victims of vanity. Whichever side it may be. tenderness | Reviewer: Just Me | 10/29/08 This is one of those songs for our generation that best expresses the longing you feel in a relationship that you realise is failing or failed. I think it's the tenderness and longing that Thom York expresses in the line "if I could be who you wanted" repeted several times at the end of the song that sends the mesage home for me. It's like the fault lies in your own inability to be good enough for the other person, wich is often felt, but rarely the case. It's a strong powerful song, good and beautiful, on a strong, powerful album that ranks up there on musical Olympus. what this song is about | Reviewer: Anonymous | 10/24/08 i believe this song is about time in a relationship. a plastic surgeon "fixed" his wife to keep her the way he wants but she always gets old ("garvity always wins") and it wears him out. for similar reasons the passage of time makes her anxious and ultimately weary of existence. and the last few lines sum it up... Add Your New Review About The Song By Pages:   1    2    3    4    5    6    7    8    9    10   Next 10 Pages