No matter what anyone says, I am going to bank on this: Red Bar does not have lyrics. Listen to the lack of voice clarity and the crunching sound of the percussion instrument and the odd, digital, distorted sound of the instrumental. I am going to bet that this song is made up of part of another song, played backwards at different speeds. Listen to each time the "lyrics" are repeated. They are almost identical, other than the speed. Also, the double voice, as if the singer is singing a duet with someone else. I would bet 50 bucks that this song is nothing more than the "I'll stop trying to make a difference, I'm not trying to make a difference" section of No Way, also from Yield, played backwards at different speeds.
The tracks "Pry To" and "Hey Foxymophandlemamma That's Me" also called "Stupidmop" from Vitalogy have the same vacuum-sounding guitar, percussion sound not really indicitave of any drumhead, and weird, low-clarity vocals, so I am gonna guess they are the same idea... parts of another track or maybe unused material, played backwards at various speeds.
No matter what anyone says, I am going to bank on this: Red Bar does not have lyrics. Listen to the lack of voice clarity and the crunching sound of the percussion instrument and the odd, digital, distorted sound of the instrumental. I am going to bet that this song is made up of part of another song, played backwards at different speeds. Listen to each time the "lyrics" are repeated. They are almost identical, other than the speed. Also, the double voice, as if the singer is singing a duet with someone else. I would bet 50 bucks that this song is nothing more than the "I'll stop trying to make a difference, I'm not trying to make a difference" section of No Way, also from Yield, played backwards at different speeds. The tracks "Pry To" and "Hey Foxymophandlemamma That's Me" also called "Stupidmop" from Vitalogy have the same vacuum-sounding guitar, percussion sound not really indicitave of any drumhead, and weird, low-clarity vocals, so I am gonna guess they are the same idea... parts of another track or maybe unused material, played backwards at various speeds.