Nothing Masonic about this from what i can tell. The fact the singles had Masonic symbols on them doesn't mean there's immediately meaning of that all over the place. Visuals and music don't always line-up, just look at music videos from the 80s and you'll notice that. Example: Safety Dance has nothing to do with spanking dwarfs in a medieval celebration.
I think it's more so a celebration of power, unity and sound. A message resounding through music. I noticed that the Quartet album has a lot of a feeling of a band being more aware of their position in the musical world. Hymn about selling your soul for success for example. Reap The Wild Wind about taking your chance and seeing where the ship strands on the shore. The sort of alienation, possibly from your audience, in Mine For Life. Interesting concept.
Nothing Masonic about this from what i can tell. The fact the singles had Masonic symbols on them doesn't mean there's immediately meaning of that all over the place. Visuals and music don't always line-up, just look at music videos from the 80s and you'll notice that. Example: Safety Dance has nothing to do with spanking dwarfs in a medieval celebration.
I think it's more so a celebration of power, unity and sound. A message resounding through music. I noticed that the Quartet album has a lot of a feeling of a band being more aware of their position in the musical world. Hymn about selling your soul for success for example. Reap The Wild Wind about taking your chance and seeing where the ship strands on the shore. The sort of alienation, possibly from your audience, in Mine For Life. Interesting concept.