I agree. The last verse (brilliant ending of the song) may be the confirmation of this theory, that it speaks the music itself - 'their throats are filled with <sound>'
I agree. The last verse (brilliant ending of the song) may be the confirmation of this theory, that it speaks the music itself - 'their throats are filled with <sound>'
@speedlimitdriver Considering when this was written/when CR CR came out, yes. The popularity of hair bands was finally fading (rockers with their long, curly locks / goodnight to the rockenroll era). I think SM was describing a scene outside a show and maybe reflecting on how much that scene had changed in a short period of time.
@speedlimitdriver Considering when this was written/when CR CR came out, yes. The popularity of hair bands was finally fading (rockers with their long, curly locks / goodnight to the rockenroll era). I think SM was describing a scene outside a show and maybe reflecting on how much that scene had changed in a short period of time.
What do people think of the theory that it is rock'n'roll itself that is speaking in this song--saying that it's worn out and needs to sleep?
I think it is really about that.
I think it is really about that.
I agree. The last verse (brilliant ending of the song) may be the confirmation of this theory, that it speaks the music itself - 'their throats are filled with <sound>'
I agree. The last verse (brilliant ending of the song) may be the confirmation of this theory, that it speaks the music itself - 'their throats are filled with <sound>'
@speedlimitdriver Considering when this was written/when CR CR came out, yes. The popularity of hair bands was finally fading (rockers with their long, curly locks / goodnight to the rockenroll era). I think SM was describing a scene outside a show and maybe reflecting on how much that scene had changed in a short period of time.
@speedlimitdriver Considering when this was written/when CR CR came out, yes. The popularity of hair bands was finally fading (rockers with their long, curly locks / goodnight to the rockenroll era). I think SM was describing a scene outside a show and maybe reflecting on how much that scene had changed in a short period of time.