Somehow, this song reminds me of an artificially modified human, changed and intergrated with computer parts (sort of like a person with cybornetic organs, muscles, brain parts, etc). The "No escape from this / My new consciousness" line is like his train of thought is being replaced by a digital/quantum computer.
The music really makes me think of this person (certainly in no relation to the character in TDS story) going on some kind of violent and unexpected rampage. Sort of like how these characters in movies (something like the mechanised people in "House of 1,000 Corpses") get completely insane, and start destroying people at absolute random. The ear-splitting music near the end gives kind of a high on this thought.
Of course, this explains all but the "I can try to get away, but I've strapped myself in" line. Unless, of course, he signed up for this.
I love this explanation, even though it's probably not what Trent thought. But it especially makes me think of cyborgs when you hear the mechanical breathing over the "Annie" part, and all the electronic noises. Really creative. :)
I love this explanation, even though it's probably not what Trent thought. But it especially makes me think of cyborgs when you hear the mechanical breathing over the "Annie" part, and all the electronic noises. Really creative. :)
Somehow, this song reminds me of an artificially modified human, changed and intergrated with computer parts (sort of like a person with cybornetic organs, muscles, brain parts, etc). The "No escape from this / My new consciousness" line is like his train of thought is being replaced by a digital/quantum computer.
The music really makes me think of this person (certainly in no relation to the character in TDS story) going on some kind of violent and unexpected rampage. Sort of like how these characters in movies (something like the mechanised people in "House of 1,000 Corpses") get completely insane, and start destroying people at absolute random. The ear-splitting music near the end gives kind of a high on this thought.
Of course, this explains all but the "I can try to get away, but I've strapped myself in" line. Unless, of course, he signed up for this.
I love this explanation, even though it's probably not what Trent thought. But it especially makes me think of cyborgs when you hear the mechanical breathing over the "Annie" part, and all the electronic noises. Really creative. :)
I love this explanation, even though it's probably not what Trent thought. But it especially makes me think of cyborgs when you hear the mechanical breathing over the "Annie" part, and all the electronic noises. Really creative. :)