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By Pages:   1    2    Add Your New Review About The Song The Reviews about We Will Become Silhouettes (page 1/ 2) ------ performed by The Postal Service Love it | Reviewer: Rose | 10/7/09 I absolutely love this song! I mean, the cheery music mixed with those lyrics- It's amazing. I think you're all right. Is better that they're not mainstream. When they become big, well, they kind of lose their individuality, what makes them great. When everybody hears it you get tired very quickly, it has happen to me everytime I find a lovely band. I think from now on I'm just going to tell a friend or two about them. Or nobody, I'll keep them to myself ;) Odd... | Reviewer: Dani | 7/30/09 Stunning piece. Just really cheery music combined with lyrics that are anything but pleasant (wonderful though, quite poetic) put together give this odd surreal feeling. At Least to me. It's almost symbolic of how bad things are in the world and how everyone acts as if it's really nothing. And u may argue and say TURN ON THE TV EVERYONE CARES ABOUT THE TRAGEDY IN THE WORLD. but truly think of people in your everyday life. How many of them are like the activists on TV. I honestly think The Postal Service should go down in history for their lyrics. It's amaZing. Sorry if I don't make sense sometimes. Im only 13.... DONT | Reviewer: liLa | 11/27/08 no , dont tell people about this music thats the great of this kind of bands its like a felling, you know you heard something that not much people does beside people always ruine everithyng and then you star hearing your favorites songs everywhere, and then you get tired of them it happens to me avery days :( :( | Reviewer: Alexis | 8/24/08 As much as I love The Postal Service, this song and wish everyone knew their magic, part of me is glad they're not so mainstream and aren't as well known as some other bands. I saw Hawthorne Heights before they made it big and they were great. Now they're ever other "punk" band. When bands become big they lose a little bit of that x factor, their music stops being the gems of your playlist and starts being the background music of the commercials you block out while watching the tube. And THAT is a sad commentary on the music industry and our society as a whole. .. | Reviewer: Maddie. | 11/3/07 hmm such a lovable band, if your looking for more like them playradioplay! and The Secret Handshake are really really good. and The Higher, but they arent to much liek tps. and Rediscover. blaahhh so many bands deserve to get big, but fuck no societys gotta wreck it. Woo! | Reviewer: staci | 11/2/07 Postal Service is so sweet. Who else can mix smooth edm with lyrics about exploding people and nuclear war? NO ONE, that's right. Omg!! | Reviewer: Peanut | 9/13/07 I think this is one of the sweetest and the saddest songs ever!! And we'll become silhouettes when our bodies finally go. How... poetic... I can't even describe all the feelings that go through me when I hear this song. This is as much of a work of art as the Mona Lisa. Only the Postal Service... | Reviewer: Lemuria | 7/1/07 What other band could record a song about a Nuclear Apocalypse and make it sound sickeningly sweet? The music video tops it all off too, if you haven't watched it, go find it. Now. Jennifer said: "I listened to the song and i could relate. And it wasn't because i've been in a nuclear war. But because, in a way, we're all fighting a nuclear war. Each of us have our own battles." Best. Analogy. Ever. i.love.this.song. | Reviewer: Jennifer | 6/12/07 I listened to the song and i could relate. And it wasn't because i've been in a nuclear war. But because, in a way, we're all fighting a nuclear war. Each of us have our own battles. So this song can be speaking metaphorically. And it's happy because The Postal Service thinks we'd be happier in spirit than in spirit and body. =] That's what i think. Indulgence loves this song | Reviewer: Bukujutsu | 6/5/07 I <3 u indulgy, but I'm too much of a coward to tell you... I'll go back to &T now, just like any other day... Add Your New Review About The Song By Pages:   1    2