It's a play on words reflecting the message of the song. This song is a tongue-in-cheek commentary that is ridiculing men and women who PROFIT off of warning us that the end is near, so since the end is near we should buy their books and other products that show us how to/help us repent repent repent.
It's a play on words reflecting the message of the song. This song is a tongue-in-cheek commentary that is ridiculing men and women who PROFIT off of warning us that the end is near, so since the end is near we should buy their books and other products that show us how to/help us repent repent repent.
When listening to Type-O-Neg you have to learn to decipher what they're REALLY saying and realize that they've always been very sarcastic and tongue-in-cheek. They very rarely flat out say what they're actually trying to say, they do everything in a round...
When listening to Type-O-Neg you have to learn to decipher what they're REALLY saying and realize that they've always been very sarcastic and tongue-in-cheek. They very rarely flat out say what they're actually trying to say, they do everything in a round about and satirical way.
I doubt Type-O would ever fall victim to preaching such nonsense..especially considering the other songs on the album. One of the songs (An Ode To Locksmiths) saying that Adam actually RAPED Eve and that's why man is truly cursed.
ahh, I get it. thank you! :) I'm not good at interpreting songs to begin with, but like you said Type O has their own peculiar way of getting their messages across with sarcasm, self-deprecating humor, etc., which makes it a little more difficult. but that's also one of the reasons why this band is so intriguing.
ahh, I get it. thank you! :) I'm not good at interpreting songs to begin with, but like you said Type O has their own peculiar way of getting their messages across with sarcasm, self-deprecating humor, etc., which makes it a little more difficult. but that's also one of the reasons why this band is so intriguing.
does anyone know why the title is "Profit of Doom" and not "Prophet of Doom"? is there any meaning behind that or is it just a grammatical mistake?
It's a play on words reflecting the message of the song. This song is a tongue-in-cheek commentary that is ridiculing men and women who PROFIT off of warning us that the end is near, so since the end is near we should buy their books and other products that show us how to/help us repent repent repent.
It's a play on words reflecting the message of the song. This song is a tongue-in-cheek commentary that is ridiculing men and women who PROFIT off of warning us that the end is near, so since the end is near we should buy their books and other products that show us how to/help us repent repent repent.
When listening to Type-O-Neg you have to learn to decipher what they're REALLY saying and realize that they've always been very sarcastic and tongue-in-cheek. They very rarely flat out say what they're actually trying to say, they do everything in a round...
When listening to Type-O-Neg you have to learn to decipher what they're REALLY saying and realize that they've always been very sarcastic and tongue-in-cheek. They very rarely flat out say what they're actually trying to say, they do everything in a round about and satirical way.
I doubt Type-O would ever fall victim to preaching such nonsense..especially considering the other songs on the album. One of the songs (An Ode To Locksmiths) saying that Adam actually RAPED Eve and that's why man is truly cursed.
ahh, I get it. thank you! :) I'm not good at interpreting songs to begin with, but like you said Type O has their own peculiar way of getting their messages across with sarcasm, self-deprecating humor, etc., which makes it a little more difficult. but that's also one of the reasons why this band is so intriguing.
ahh, I get it. thank you! :) I'm not good at interpreting songs to begin with, but like you said Type O has their own peculiar way of getting their messages across with sarcasm, self-deprecating humor, etc., which makes it a little more difficult. but that's also one of the reasons why this band is so intriguing.