This is one of my all time FAVOURITE Siouxsie & The Banshees songs! And it IS one of the best album closers ever! I always figured it had somethign to do with Stalin or his time (Under the hammer of the Soviet sun). I always liked to think of it universally: no matter how oppressed one or a people is, no one can oppress a person's thoughts in their head. I always took the "rhapsody" as a person's free will. LOVE, LOVE, LOVE this song...
This is one of my all time FAVOURITE Siouxsie & The Banshees songs! And it IS one of the best album closers ever! I always figured it had somethign to do with Stalin or his time (Under the hammer of the Soviet sun). I always liked to think of it universally: no matter how oppressed one or a people is, no one can oppress a person's thoughts in their head. I always took the "rhapsody" as a person's free will. LOVE, LOVE, LOVE this song...