This is by far genius lyrical work by Neil. To not only make the entire song out of anagrams but to also make them all connect and fit together to tell a story. Blender magazine named Neil as the #2 "worst lyricist of all time"...well obviously nobody at Blender knows their ass from a hole in the ground because the man is a lyrical genius! Favorite lines in this song is by far the 1st 2 lines from the chorus "There is no safe seat at the feast, take your beast stab at the beast."
Yes, anybody who says Neil Peart is the 2nd worst lyricist is by far the stupidest person that has ever lived. I would live to critique that guy. He would wish he had never been born.
Anyway, this song is genius. I understood it right away when I first heard it. I understood the song from the very beginning and thought of it every time I listened through Presto. Everything is an Anagram, so since most of you covered everything I will just refer to the line "He and she are in the house, but there...
Yes, anybody who says Neil Peart is the 2nd worst lyricist is by far the stupidest person that has ever lived. I would live to critique that guy. He would wish he had never been born.
Anyway, this song is genius. I understood it right away when I first heard it. I understood the song from the very beginning and thought of it every time I listened through Presto. Everything is an Anagram, so since most of you covered everything I will just refer to the line "He and she are in the house, but there is only me at home." Incredible lyric after incredible lyric by Neil Peart ripping apart writers from some magazine called Blender, or whatever it is. Anyway, columnists only job is to make people mad. They do not care about accuracy, it is just opinion anyway. One thing is for sure, if you are being critiqued, that means you are good or great and somebody is trying to bring you down. The ultimate state actually is to be overrated. I am sure the guy at Blender Magazine also probably overrated some truly horrible lyricist. He/She is just trying to bring somebody up who has no business being there.
This is by far genius lyrical work by Neil. To not only make the entire song out of anagrams but to also make them all connect and fit together to tell a story. Blender magazine named Neil as the #2 "worst lyricist of all time"...well obviously nobody at Blender knows their ass from a hole in the ground because the man is a lyrical genius! Favorite lines in this song is by far the 1st 2 lines from the chorus "There is no safe seat at the feast, take your beast stab at the beast."
Yes, anybody who says Neil Peart is the 2nd worst lyricist is by far the stupidest person that has ever lived. I would live to critique that guy. He would wish he had never been born. Anyway, this song is genius. I understood it right away when I first heard it. I understood the song from the very beginning and thought of it every time I listened through Presto. Everything is an Anagram, so since most of you covered everything I will just refer to the line "He and she are in the house, but there...
Yes, anybody who says Neil Peart is the 2nd worst lyricist is by far the stupidest person that has ever lived. I would live to critique that guy. He would wish he had never been born. Anyway, this song is genius. I understood it right away when I first heard it. I understood the song from the very beginning and thought of it every time I listened through Presto. Everything is an Anagram, so since most of you covered everything I will just refer to the line "He and she are in the house, but there is only me at home." Incredible lyric after incredible lyric by Neil Peart ripping apart writers from some magazine called Blender, or whatever it is. Anyway, columnists only job is to make people mad. They do not care about accuracy, it is just opinion anyway. One thing is for sure, if you are being critiqued, that means you are good or great and somebody is trying to bring you down. The ultimate state actually is to be overrated. I am sure the guy at Blender Magazine also probably overrated some truly horrible lyricist. He/She is just trying to bring somebody up who has no business being there.