The backward phrases at the beginning are Latin. They're "annuit coeptis; novus ordo seclorum." The first one means "Approved to begin" and the other one means "New Order of the Ages." They are the mottos on the back of an American $1 bill. It's not a Christian phrase, it's Masonic.
The song must be understood in the context of the Kilroy was Here concept. In the KWH production, JY was playing Dr. Righteous, a powerful religious leader who had all rock music made illegal, and he's the bad guy of the story. Heavy Metal Poisoning is his anthem, his justification for why he banned rock music.
The backward phrases at the beginning are Latin. They're "annuit coeptis; novus ordo seclorum." The first one means "Approved to begin" and the other one means "New Order of the Ages." They are the mottos on the back of an American $1 bill. It's not a Christian phrase, it's Masonic.
The song must be understood in the context of the Kilroy was Here concept. In the KWH production, JY was playing Dr. Righteous, a powerful religious leader who had all rock music made illegal, and he's the bad guy of the story. Heavy Metal Poisoning is his anthem, his justification for why he banned rock music.