I believe this song is simply a break down of dream. "Closed Eye Visuals" in my mind, refer to a dream. You see images in your sleep, and they reflect on images, thoughts, sounds, and feelings you've experienced when you're awake.
They some how "Sum" it up (hahaha, get it?) by saying that in our dreams anything is possible, becuase in your mind you have "A propulsion beyond all limit lines" and such. Your mind is made of physical matter, flesh, cells, and these neural transmitters that use physical electrons to form images in your head when your sleeping. From my examination of the lyrics, it could be exploring a possibility that the mind is always awake, just switching from one zone to another. I don't know.
Not to sound rude but I think your interpretation is off. I'm not going to lie it was a good one but this song is obviously about frying on acid or any other psychedelic. If you've ever tripped before you would know that this song just hits the mark perfectly on describing the experience.
Not to sound rude but I think your interpretation is off. I'm not going to lie it was a good one but this song is obviously about frying on acid or any other psychedelic. If you've ever tripped before you would know that this song just hits the mark perfectly on describing the experience.
If Meshuggah would've ever wanted to talk about tripping balls they would've done it on D.E.I or even Chaosphere or before that. Even Stengah talks about freeing yourself from the dependancy to these substances. I like this interpretation.
If Meshuggah would've ever wanted to talk about tripping balls they would've done it on D.E.I or even Chaosphere or before that. Even Stengah talks about freeing yourself from the dependancy to these substances. I like this interpretation.
I believe this song is simply a break down of dream. "Closed Eye Visuals" in my mind, refer to a dream. You see images in your sleep, and they reflect on images, thoughts, sounds, and feelings you've experienced when you're awake.
They some how "Sum" it up (hahaha, get it?) by saying that in our dreams anything is possible, becuase in your mind you have "A propulsion beyond all limit lines" and such. Your mind is made of physical matter, flesh, cells, and these neural transmitters that use physical electrons to form images in your head when your sleeping. From my examination of the lyrics, it could be exploring a possibility that the mind is always awake, just switching from one zone to another. I don't know.
Not to sound rude but I think your interpretation is off. I'm not going to lie it was a good one but this song is obviously about frying on acid or any other psychedelic. If you've ever tripped before you would know that this song just hits the mark perfectly on describing the experience.
Not to sound rude but I think your interpretation is off. I'm not going to lie it was a good one but this song is obviously about frying on acid or any other psychedelic. If you've ever tripped before you would know that this song just hits the mark perfectly on describing the experience.
If Meshuggah would've ever wanted to talk about tripping balls they would've done it on D.E.I or even Chaosphere or before that. Even Stengah talks about freeing yourself from the dependancy to these substances. I like this interpretation.
If Meshuggah would've ever wanted to talk about tripping balls they would've done it on D.E.I or even Chaosphere or before that. Even Stengah talks about freeing yourself from the dependancy to these substances. I like this interpretation.