Song Interpretations

**MotoZ** · 08-29-08, 10:03 PM

Mooninite,

You'll never understand songs until you write one. Any less is like watching The Military Channel and then thinking that you are a soldier.

We can't blow wisdom up your ass.

Start with writing poetry. You will see the light in due time.

Peace

**Walkerxes** · 08-29-08, 10:06 PM

Almost every Tool song has a meaning that's not necessarily obvious by listening to the lyrics..

I stress the "almost".

**~~Mooninite~~** · 08-30-08, 02:30 PM

Originally Posted by ebaconjr

Mooninite,

You'll never understand songs until you write one. Any less is like watching The Military Channel and then thinking that you are a soldier.

We can't blow wisdom up your ass.

Start with writing poetry. You will see the light in due time.

Peace

I think I can understand something without doing it. That's like say you can't understand a book until you've wrote one. How is anyone here "blowing wisdom up my ass" when I ask for recommendations for songs?

**millwalljames** · 08-30-08, 07:34 PM

Hi Ladies/Gentlemen,

I have read your posts with interest....I too enjoy a good tune. I started my life listening to the mellow notes of metric barnyard acid. Following a blues rendezvous some were in Peckham I determined Yong phat jazz was the way forward.

This is a good example of mellow trumpet jazz....with a slight undertone of tunefull burgundy.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DMBHk...eature=related

Hidden meanings are abound!. Sometimes I cry myself to sleep at such sorrowful notes...At other times I kick the cat in a skiffle blues frenzy.

Boogie master rock classics seem to get me in a cheese making frenzy...I had to give that up when I nearly overdosed at an illegal all night Crackerbarrel rave.
Another fine example of banjo cheese orgy.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=btEpF334Rtc

Be careful of tuneful melodies. All night raves can end in Christianity!.

{HRD}millwalljames