yeah, it's interesting that this song refers to faust cuz in videotape (the last song on the same album) he mentions mephistopheles trying to grab him from below. same story. and the themes of dr. faustus (the play that the story originates from) talk about a man selling his soul for money and going to hell.
"i love you, but enough is enough" could be talking about a love for something material but falling out of his own delusion. except then he realizes that he's "stuck" and it's too late.
yea, the whole album is about this, 15 step he cant move on because hes eternally stuck, bodysnatchers he goes blindly but has no clue what hes doing, nude he has big ideas, but he cant complete them, weird fishes this inability pulls him to the bottom, but he feels like he can swim out because hes so far down, i think its pretty self explanatory, also how every radiohead album rehashes these same themes in the same order, spot on, is amazing, because everytime its still interesting
yea, the whole album is about this, 15 step he cant move on because hes eternally stuck, bodysnatchers he goes blindly but has no clue what hes doing, nude he has big ideas, but he cant complete them, weird fishes this inability pulls him to the bottom, but he feels like he can swim out because hes so far down, i think its pretty self explanatory, also how every radiohead album rehashes these same themes in the same order, spot on, is amazing, because everytime its still interesting
yeah, it's interesting that this song refers to faust cuz in videotape (the last song on the same album) he mentions mephistopheles trying to grab him from below. same story. and the themes of dr. faustus (the play that the story originates from) talk about a man selling his soul for money and going to hell.
"i love you, but enough is enough" could be talking about a love for something material but falling out of his own delusion. except then he realizes that he's "stuck" and it's too late.
total speculation on my part.
yea, the whole album is about this, 15 step he cant move on because hes eternally stuck, bodysnatchers he goes blindly but has no clue what hes doing, nude he has big ideas, but he cant complete them, weird fishes this inability pulls him to the bottom, but he feels like he can swim out because hes so far down, i think its pretty self explanatory, also how every radiohead album rehashes these same themes in the same order, spot on, is amazing, because everytime its still interesting
yea, the whole album is about this, 15 step he cant move on because hes eternally stuck, bodysnatchers he goes blindly but has no clue what hes doing, nude he has big ideas, but he cant complete them, weird fishes this inability pulls him to the bottom, but he feels like he can swim out because hes so far down, i think its pretty self explanatory, also how every radiohead album rehashes these same themes in the same order, spot on, is amazing, because everytime its still interesting