Seeing as I heard the band named the albun (Blue Wonder Power Milk) because the words sounded cool together, and because they are Belgian and might not know much English, I often think their songs don't mean much of anything and are just words put together to sound cool. I love their music, but as much as I try to get the "hidden meaning" in their songs, I just think they often put words together for their sound...which is okay.
...Either that or they're extremely intelligent and use amazing, high-level metaphors....
I think it's a bit of both. You can see that some words and wording are there to convey a particular atmosphere or feeling (which I adore because it expresses something beyond mundane experiences), but then it abruptly changes to real interpersonal love song language and I wonder about the deeper meanings of all of what came before and the general thrust of what the lyrics are trying to say.... Hooverphonic does that kind of thing and it is magical.
I think it's a bit of both. You can see that some words and wording are there to convey a particular atmosphere or feeling (which I adore because it expresses something beyond mundane experiences), but then it abruptly changes to real interpersonal love song language and I wonder about the deeper meanings of all of what came before and the general thrust of what the lyrics are trying to say.... Hooverphonic does that kind of thing and it is magical.
Seeing as I heard the band named the albun (Blue Wonder Power Milk) because the words sounded cool together, and because they are Belgian and might not know much English, I often think their songs don't mean much of anything and are just words put together to sound cool. I love their music, but as much as I try to get the "hidden meaning" in their songs, I just think they often put words together for their sound...which is okay.
...Either that or they're extremely intelligent and use amazing, high-level metaphors....
-Kari
I think it's a bit of both. You can see that some words and wording are there to convey a particular atmosphere or feeling (which I adore because it expresses something beyond mundane experiences), but then it abruptly changes to real interpersonal love song language and I wonder about the deeper meanings of all of what came before and the general thrust of what the lyrics are trying to say.... Hooverphonic does that kind of thing and it is magical.
I think it's a bit of both. You can see that some words and wording are there to convey a particular atmosphere or feeling (which I adore because it expresses something beyond mundane experiences), but then it abruptly changes to real interpersonal love song language and I wonder about the deeper meanings of all of what came before and the general thrust of what the lyrics are trying to say.... Hooverphonic does that kind of thing and it is magical.