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. History Biography Plastic Tree, also known as PuraTuri ( プラトゥリ ) or Pura ( プラ ) to fans, was formed in December 1993 originally under the name of CAM-FLAGE. The band was renamed to NTT FUCKS then later decided on Plastic Tree, aiming for 'something abstract and natural at the same time', as Ryutaro puts it. In 1995, they released their first mini-album after changing drummers twice.
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Two years later, they released their first single, 'Wareta Mado', with Warner Music Japan, their first release on a major label. Plastic Tree made their first overseas tour in 2006, named the Chandelier Tour, and performed concerts in, and. On February 23, 2009, Hiroshi Sasabuchi announced his resignation as the band's drummer after having been with the band for seven years.
On July 3, 2009, Kenken Sato was announced as the band's new drummer. Since forming, the band has had four drummers. Sound and style Early in their career, their music had heavy visual kei influences. As time went on, their sound seemed to change and evolve with every album.
Plastic Tree combine with, and. Their sound is a blend of raw melody, with the occasional orchestral backing track. However, the band does not think that they should be placed into any specific genre. Plastic Tree claim that their sound has been considerably influenced by British bands such as and. The most easily recognizable signature of Plastic Tree's music is the melodic, childlike voice of Ryūtarō Arimura.
Their sound is also aided by Arimura's abstract lyrics. All four band members collaborate to write songs and lyrics, with Arimura writing most of the lyrics. Band members. (00:06:41) Plastic Tree - Thirteenth Friday 2. (00:04:42) Plastic Tree - Moonlight- (Ammonite ver.) 3. (00:03:24) Plastic Tree - Taikutsu Machine 4.
(00:04:05) Plastic Tree - Mirai iro (Ammonite ver.) 5. (00:04:00) Plastic Tree - Setsugetsuka 6. (00:03:24) Plastic Tree - I love you so 7. (00:04:53) Plastic Tree - Aria 8. (00:05:02) Plastic Tree - Duet 9. (00:05:15) Plastic Tree - Bambi 10. (00:04:59) Plastic Tree - Sabishinbou 11.
(00:01:45) Plastic Tree -Sakuhin (Ammonite)- 12. (00:05:37) Plastic Tree - Blue Back. Background and recording The song was inspired by which was landscaped with numerous artificial plants. Radiohead singer said 'Fake Plastic Trees' was 'the product of a joke that wasn't really a joke, a very lonely, drunken evening and, well, a breakdown of sorts'. He said the song arose from a melody he had 'no idea what to do with'. Unlike his usual approach of either keeping note 'of whatever my head's singing at the particular moment' or forcing 'some nifty phrases' he devised onto the melody, Yorke said that creating 'Fake Plastic Trees' was the opposite. He said, 'That was not forced at all, it was just recording whatever was going on in my head, really.
I mean, I wrote those words and laughed. I thought they were really funny, especially that bit about '. The song incorporates the melodic leap heard on the word 'high' in by Elton John. The band were finding it difficult to finalize the song's composition and decided to attend a concert. When they returned to the studio mesmerized by Buckley's set, Yorke sang the song twice before breaking down into tears.
Guitarist described early attempts to record 'Fake Plastic Trees' at London's RAK Studios as sounding 'like ' '. It was so pompous and bombastic'.
When recording sessions for The Bends resumed at Manor Studios in July 1994, producer convinced Yorke to record a take of the song. Frustrated at being at the studio for a prolonged period that day, Yorke 'threw a wobbly' in his own description, after which Leckie sent the rest of the band away while Yorke recorded a guide track for 'Fake Plastic Trees' featuring only guitar and the singer's vocals. Yorke performed three takes of the song and then cried afterwards, according to guitarist. One source of frustration for the band at the time was their US record label, which wanted a strong track for American radio to follow the success of their previous hit single, '.
Surprised that the slow-paced 'Fake Plastic Trees' was seen as a potential single to follow up 'Creep', Yorke ultimately realized the label had remixed the track without his approval: 'Last night I was called by the American record company insisting, well almost insisting, that we used a mix of it. I said 'No way'. All the ghost-like keyboards sounds and weird strings were completely gutted out of his mix, like he'd gone in with a razor blade and chopped it all up. It was horrible'.
Critical reception Despite the song's popularity, not all critics were complimentary upon release. Writing for in May 1995, John Mulvey surmised that the song lacked substance, and drew comparisons with the of. The song placed at number 376 on magazine's list of the, and at number 28 on Radio's countdown. Music video The song's, directed by, is set inside a, where the band are pushed around in among several other characters, including clerks, children, an old man with a large beard who plays with toy guns, a woman in a large black hat, a bald man in basketball jersey who shaves his head with an electric razor, a young man playing with a trolley, etc. The director has said about the video: 'The film is actually an allegory for death and reincarnation, but if you can read that into it you must be as weird as the people who made it.' Actor, who was then a model, makes a brief appearance as the young man playing with a trolley. Cover versions and other appearances A by, from her album, was listed by as one of their 20 best covers of the year 2010.
Also covered it on her 2004 album,. Covered it for their live album. Covered the song, and included a version as part of the 'I Ain't Mad Anymore Demos' EP released on the band's website.
Covered it for their album (2000). In 1996, covered the song on several shows during her tour in support of.
The song is featured in the 7th episode of season 5 of, 'Gotta Look Up To Get Down'. This song is featured in the film where Rachel (Ginnifer Goodwin) is running through an unexpected rainfall. An acoustic version of the song featured in the 1995 film. The song was also featured in episode two of the British show,.
In 2009, Argentine fusion band covered the song, including it in their ' studio album. The song is featured in the final scene of the 2011 Brazilian drama film The song is featured on the player piano in of the HBO series 2016. Track listing Released over two singles, the b-sides accompanying 'Fake Plastic Trees' include 'India Rubber', a song in which can be heard laughing, and 'How Can You Be Sure?' Which dates from the band's earliest On a Friday days.
It is from the Shindig Demo and this finished version features backing vocals by Dianne Swann of the band. The B-sides on the second single are acoustic versions by Thom Yorke and Jonny Greenwood recorded live at the Eve's Club in London.
CD 1. 'Fake Plastic Trees' – 4:52. 'India Rubber' – 3:26. 'How Can You Be Sure?'
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– 4:21 CD 2. 'Fake Plastic Trees' – 4:52. 'Fake Plastic Trees' (acoustic) – 4:41. 'Bullet Proof.I Wish I Was' (acoustic) – 3:34. 'Street Spirit (Fade Out)' (acoustic) – 4:26 Personnel. Thom Yorke - vocals, acoustic guitar.
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Jonny Greenwood - electric guitar, Hammond organ. Ed O'Brien - electric guitar. Colin Greenwood - bass.
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