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| Apartment 26 – Give Me More Lyrics
| 20 years ago
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what!?! this song is bomb. the best mix of jazz and metal you will ever find. my, my, they have grown from such unpromising roots... |
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| Metallica – King Nothing Lyrics
| 20 years ago
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Thank God figuroa got the King Midus reference in the song. Yes this song is about greed and how it can destroy us and basically everone has figured this one out.
HOWEVER! ANYONE SURPRISED THAT THIS SONG IS WRITTEN BY THE GROUP WHO SUED NAPSTER BECAUSE THEY WERE NOT GETTING ENOUGH MONEY??? "ARE YOU SATISFIED?" |
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| Dream Theater – In the Name of God Lyrics
| 20 years ago
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I really don't believe that this song targets Islam in particular. I think that the message to be taken from this truly great song is that mankind has no right to manipulate religion. I don't think any one religion is guilty here but possibly all orginized religions have had their vices. I am Catholic and I so I will be the first to point out the references to the crusades. littered about also are references to Islam and cults, as thunderbolt, YtseJam and enchiridion all point out. It criticizes those who "Blur the lines between virtue and sin", or those who twist religion for their own personal gain. This song is not an attack on God, but rather an attack on those who start wars, claiming to be carrying out His will (twisting faith into voilence in the name of God) |
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| Dream Theater – Sacrificed Sons Lyrics
| 20 years ago
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dead on addred. this song seems to mirrir "in the name of God". both warn of the death that follows when mankind tries to manipulate religion. (teach them what to think and feel...) This song chooses to target Islam true, but ITNOG seems to be taken from the crusades and holy wars that have plagued the middle east for... well... basically ever. Both make references to phalse prophets of one sort or another, and I think these songs essentially boil down to DT's belief that wars should not be waged by man in the name of religion. |
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| Dream Theater – Goodnight Kiss Lyrics
| 20 years ago
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I have to agree with Buck on this one... it is a mother who lost a child at birth. she asks "are you lonly without mommy's love" and states that "I'm so lonly without baby's love". The mother dies not die, the child does and needless to say, this upsets her. |
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| Dream Theater – Octavarium Lyrics
| 20 years ago
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If you turn up your volume enough at the end of this song, you might notice that it ends with the same note and noises that "The Root of All Evil" starts with. Guess this story does indeed "end where it begins"... |
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