That was more summary (and examination of the entire LP's social significance) than anything specific about the meaning of the track.
Ordinarily I can do this for hours on end. I'll be relatively brief.
The history of Rome--as metaphor for personal and political domination--and, as kickass rock-and-roll (and a real "earworm," from a band which typically were anything but catchy).
I'm particularly fond of the [slowly-increasing] passion of this section:
Slavehood and freedom
Imperial purple
Pax Romana!
Sucked by a she-wolf
We turn against our brother
Bella bella bella bellorum bellis bellis
Veni vedi veci
I came I saw I conquered
That was more summary (and examination of the entire LP's social significance) than anything specific about the meaning of the track.
Ordinarily I can do this for hours on end. I'll be relatively brief.
The history of Rome--as metaphor for personal and political domination--and, as kickass rock-and-roll (and a real "earworm," from a band which typically were anything but catchy).
I'm particularly fond of the [slowly-increasing] passion of this section:
Slavehood and freedom Imperial purple Pax Romana!
Sucked by a she-wolf We turn against our brother
Bella bella bella bellorum bellis bellis Veni vedi veci I came I saw I conquered
We Are all Romans!