| Max Webster – Coming off the moon Lyrics | 18 years ago |
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Incredible lyricism. Probably Pye Dubois' influcence? On the surface it appears to be about drugs, but there seems to be a deeper meaning - khalidia as far as I know is a place in Tunisia, but I guess it could be a girl's name? |
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| Yes – Madrigal Lyrics | 18 years ago |
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Hmm, I'm surprised this song has received little attention. It's a tricky one, and was hoping to find some ideas. Ok, here an idea. The reference to "seventh age" i.e. the seventh age of man, made me think perhaps the writer had a friend who has passed through the seventh age and onto what lies beyond. Possibly the writer discussed the afterlife and where one might travel were one to be free of physical limitations. Another interpretation could be part religious, part van daniken! He could be implying a religious figure from history (maybe Jesus!) was through his teachings imploring people to "follow" him to anotherlevel of existance, where one was free to travel to "the homes of the universe we have yet to go" - be that universe physical, or spiritual, i.e. within ourselves. Well, just one of many interpretations :-) |
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| Geddy Lee – My Favorite Headache Lyrics | 18 years ago |
| Not too sure, but here's a thought. Is it a comment on the almost stupifying effect of TV on our societies? We hide away and become spellbound by TV - a bit like watching the sea (which I love to do!) or a sunrise/sunset? Has TV replaced these things? Not too sure of the significance of The Plains of Abraham, which I'm pretty sure is referring to the park in Quebec and "standing near the edge of a quiet breakdown"? Hmm ... good track but not my fave on the album. | |
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