for some reason i find this song to have a haunting and almost sinister sound. it is rather sad. i almost associate it with war and death for some unknown reason. Any ideas why?
Because it provokes self awareness and at the same time warns of waking up from the sleep of reason,otherwise monsters will be born.That is why it is creepy not to mention the other innuendos with the shalowness and the false gods.HUGE criticism towards human society.It seems that the author feels more secure hidden in darkness as between his own kind,as if he were right about spotting the evil among us..Ah and the neon god is the tv but nobody seemed to notice that.Anyway I find the author highly paranoid and contagious,war instigating really in a Jehovas Whitness kind...
Because it provokes self awareness and at the same time warns of waking up from the sleep of reason,otherwise monsters will be born.That is why it is creepy not to mention the other innuendos with the shalowness and the false gods.HUGE criticism towards human society.It seems that the author feels more secure hidden in darkness as between his own kind,as if he were right about spotting the evil among us..Ah and the neon god is the tv but nobody seemed to notice that.Anyway I find the author highly paranoid and contagious,war instigating really in a Jehovas Whitness kind of fashion.I am sure that nazism started up the same way paving the road to hell with good intentions and love for humanity.THAT IS WHY U FEEL LIKE THAT,U FEEL THE HATE
I think it's a very beautiful, but sad song. My interpretation is that it was written about how societies were more populated than there had ever been before - but also more deprived of reality and humanity than previous societies. It is a song about death - death of cultural capital and the warmth of genuine human interaction that comes with it. It's (unwittingly perhaps) referring to the monumental economic failures of the 20th century - where production of things and the GDP of nations exploded amongst the prevalence of commercialism/pop-culture etc, but the actual quality of people's lives was...
I think it's a very beautiful, but sad song. My interpretation is that it was written about how societies were more populated than there had ever been before - but also more deprived of reality and humanity than previous societies. It is a song about death - death of cultural capital and the warmth of genuine human interaction that comes with it. It's (unwittingly perhaps) referring to the monumental economic failures of the 20th century - where production of things and the GDP of nations exploded amongst the prevalence of commercialism/pop-culture etc, but the actual quality of people's lives was only marginally increased. In some ways humans were more active and alive than ever: just not in ways that were actually valuable to humans. Hence - sentiments of falsity, and the eerie feelings that come with exposure to hyper-reality. It seems to be a song about things that the author felt were missing from his society.
@Indi1994 You should definitely listen to Disturb's version of this song because it sounds, even more, darker but the vocals part is even more powerful and has strong feelings about it.
@Indi1994 You should definitely listen to Disturb's version of this song because it sounds, even more, darker but the vocals part is even more powerful and has strong feelings about it.
@Indi1994 a remake of this song suddenly came on in my queue of all videos about the start of the war in Israel (10/07/23). I had not put it there. It was a haunting rendition of the original and was so relevant to the situation at hand. It gave me the chills! In the video of the remake it is obvious that it is about war. It originated during the Vietnam war and I think that was the intent. I believe they are talking about how the world has not been communicating, talking and listening and the Sounds of silence...
@Indi1994 a remake of this song suddenly came on in my queue of all videos about the start of the war in Israel (10/07/23). I had not put it there. It was a haunting rendition of the original and was so relevant to the situation at hand. It gave me the chills! In the video of the remake it is obvious that it is about war. It originated during the Vietnam war and I think that was the intent. I believe they are talking about how the world has not been communicating, talking and listening and the Sounds of silence may reflect the aftermath of war.
@Indi1994 a remake of this song suddenly came on in my queue of all videos about the start of the war in Israel (10/07/23). I had not put it there. It was a haunting rendition of the original by Disturb and was so relevant to the situation at hand. It gave me the chills! In the video of the remake it is obvious that it is about war. It originated during the Vietnam war and I think that was the intent. I believe they are talking about how the world has not been communicating, talking and listening and the Sounds...
@Indi1994 a remake of this song suddenly came on in my queue of all videos about the start of the war in Israel (10/07/23). I had not put it there. It was a haunting rendition of the original by Disturb and was so relevant to the situation at hand. It gave me the chills! In the video of the remake it is obvious that it is about war. It originated during the Vietnam war and I think that was the intent. I believe they are talking about how the world has not been communicating, talking and listening and the Sounds of silence may reflect the aftermath of war.
for some reason i find this song to have a haunting and almost sinister sound. it is rather sad. i almost associate it with war and death for some unknown reason. Any ideas why?
Because it provokes self awareness and at the same time warns of waking up from the sleep of reason,otherwise monsters will be born.That is why it is creepy not to mention the other innuendos with the shalowness and the false gods.HUGE criticism towards human society.It seems that the author feels more secure hidden in darkness as between his own kind,as if he were right about spotting the evil among us..Ah and the neon god is the tv but nobody seemed to notice that.Anyway I find the author highly paranoid and contagious,war instigating really in a Jehovas Whitness kind...
Because it provokes self awareness and at the same time warns of waking up from the sleep of reason,otherwise monsters will be born.That is why it is creepy not to mention the other innuendos with the shalowness and the false gods.HUGE criticism towards human society.It seems that the author feels more secure hidden in darkness as between his own kind,as if he were right about spotting the evil among us..Ah and the neon god is the tv but nobody seemed to notice that.Anyway I find the author highly paranoid and contagious,war instigating really in a Jehovas Whitness kind of fashion.I am sure that nazism started up the same way paving the road to hell with good intentions and love for humanity.THAT IS WHY U FEEL LIKE THAT,U FEEL THE HATE
I think it's a very beautiful, but sad song. My interpretation is that it was written about how societies were more populated than there had ever been before - but also more deprived of reality and humanity than previous societies. It is a song about death - death of cultural capital and the warmth of genuine human interaction that comes with it. It's (unwittingly perhaps) referring to the monumental economic failures of the 20th century - where production of things and the GDP of nations exploded amongst the prevalence of commercialism/pop-culture etc, but the actual quality of people's lives was...
I think it's a very beautiful, but sad song. My interpretation is that it was written about how societies were more populated than there had ever been before - but also more deprived of reality and humanity than previous societies. It is a song about death - death of cultural capital and the warmth of genuine human interaction that comes with it. It's (unwittingly perhaps) referring to the monumental economic failures of the 20th century - where production of things and the GDP of nations exploded amongst the prevalence of commercialism/pop-culture etc, but the actual quality of people's lives was only marginally increased. In some ways humans were more active and alive than ever: just not in ways that were actually valuable to humans. Hence - sentiments of falsity, and the eerie feelings that come with exposure to hyper-reality. It seems to be a song about things that the author felt were missing from his society.
@Indi1994 Listen to Disturb's version and you can see and feel the darkness even further.
@Indi1994 Listen to Disturb's version and you can see and feel the darkness even further.
@Indi1994 You should definitely listen to Disturb's version of this song because it sounds, even more, darker but the vocals part is even more powerful and has strong feelings about it.
@Indi1994 You should definitely listen to Disturb's version of this song because it sounds, even more, darker but the vocals part is even more powerful and has strong feelings about it.
@Indi1994 a remake of this song suddenly came on in my queue of all videos about the start of the war in Israel (10/07/23). I had not put it there. It was a haunting rendition of the original and was so relevant to the situation at hand. It gave me the chills! In the video of the remake it is obvious that it is about war. It originated during the Vietnam war and I think that was the intent. I believe they are talking about how the world has not been communicating, talking and listening and the Sounds of silence...
@Indi1994 a remake of this song suddenly came on in my queue of all videos about the start of the war in Israel (10/07/23). I had not put it there. It was a haunting rendition of the original and was so relevant to the situation at hand. It gave me the chills! In the video of the remake it is obvious that it is about war. It originated during the Vietnam war and I think that was the intent. I believe they are talking about how the world has not been communicating, talking and listening and the Sounds of silence may reflect the aftermath of war.
@Indi1994 a remake of this song suddenly came on in my queue of all videos about the start of the war in Israel (10/07/23). I had not put it there. It was a haunting rendition of the original by Disturb and was so relevant to the situation at hand. It gave me the chills! In the video of the remake it is obvious that it is about war. It originated during the Vietnam war and I think that was the intent. I believe they are talking about how the world has not been communicating, talking and listening and the Sounds...
@Indi1994 a remake of this song suddenly came on in my queue of all videos about the start of the war in Israel (10/07/23). I had not put it there. It was a haunting rendition of the original by Disturb and was so relevant to the situation at hand. It gave me the chills! In the video of the remake it is obvious that it is about war. It originated during the Vietnam war and I think that was the intent. I believe they are talking about how the world has not been communicating, talking and listening and the Sounds of silence may reflect the aftermath of war.