Lyrics are a lot like what Radiohead were writing, especially on Hail To The Thief.... references to how we are moving into an Orwellian land, while "You go backwards, but then, you go forwards, again" reminds me of "Sit Down. Stand Up" with its repetition of "Sit down" and "Stand up", before the eventual "The raindrops" conclusion.
Great closer anyway... well it would have been if not for the extra track, which dare I say it should have been a b-side.
considering "'Til Kingdom Come" was supposed to be recorded with Johnny Cash and is a hidden track, it makes all the sense to put "'Til Kingdom Come" at the end of the album. but since "'Til Kingdom Come" is a hidden track, "Twisted Logic" is still the closer :P
considering "'Til Kingdom Come" was supposed to be recorded with Johnny Cash and is a hidden track, it makes all the sense to put "'Til Kingdom Come" at the end of the album. but since "'Til Kingdom Come" is a hidden track, "Twisted Logic" is still the closer :P
Lyrics are a lot like what Radiohead were writing, especially on Hail To The Thief.... references to how we are moving into an Orwellian land, while "You go backwards, but then, you go forwards, again" reminds me of "Sit Down. Stand Up" with its repetition of "Sit down" and "Stand up", before the eventual "The raindrops" conclusion.
Great closer anyway... well it would have been if not for the extra track, which dare I say it should have been a b-side.
considering "'Til Kingdom Come" was supposed to be recorded with Johnny Cash and is a hidden track, it makes all the sense to put "'Til Kingdom Come" at the end of the album. but since "'Til Kingdom Come" is a hidden track, "Twisted Logic" is still the closer :P
considering "'Til Kingdom Come" was supposed to be recorded with Johnny Cash and is a hidden track, it makes all the sense to put "'Til Kingdom Come" at the end of the album. but since "'Til Kingdom Come" is a hidden track, "Twisted Logic" is still the closer :P