This is like listening to every Grandaddy song at the same time while Jason Lytle explains how he’s been manipulating our emotions all these years with the sounds repeated throughout both discographies... it’s frelling brilliant !!!
I really appreciate the nod towards our subjective experiences:
o/‘ this all means nothing / this all means everything o/‘ and
o/‘ the same old tricks they used to get you to cry / over nothing / over everything o/‘
It comes across to me as if he’s saying “hey, Jed E3 is just a song, you don’t have to feel sad for him, but it’s ok if you do and it’s ok if other things are making you sad”. That’s just me tho...
This is like listening to every Grandaddy song at the same time while Jason Lytle explains how he’s been manipulating our emotions all these years with the sounds repeated throughout both discographies... it’s frelling brilliant !!!
I really appreciate the nod towards our subjective experiences:
o/‘ this all means nothing / this all means everything o/‘ and o/‘ the same old tricks they used to get you to cry / over nothing / over everything o/‘
It comes across to me as if he’s saying “hey, Jed E3 is just a song, you don’t have to feel sad for him, but it’s ok if you do and it’s ok if other things are making you sad”. That’s just me tho...