I don't really have much of a clue as to what this song is about, but I really love it. maybe not my fav EATB song, but it's damn close.
But I think this was the song when I first realized how good a singer McCulloch is. His writing is good too, but his singing is really his strong point. He may not have a great a range as some other people, but can vary his style very effecivly and pour emotion into just the right lines to give the song that extra burst without cheapening the lines he wants to emphasize by overdoing it in other places. Which is a shame in Siberia, because he's moved away from that (from what I've heard off it) but I guess it had to happen. Hopefully he'll be able to incorperate it into some of their stuff in the future.
Everytime he does the "screaming from beneath the waves" live that last time I get chills. I saw them in concert a month or so ago, and it was really awesome. This was the last song, and he did a damn fine job of it.
I don't really have much of a clue as to what this song is about, but I really love it. maybe not my fav EATB song, but it's damn close. But I think this was the song when I first realized how good a singer McCulloch is. His writing is good too, but his singing is really his strong point. He may not have a great a range as some other people, but can vary his style very effecivly and pour emotion into just the right lines to give the song that extra burst without cheapening the lines he wants to emphasize by overdoing it in other places. Which is a shame in Siberia, because he's moved away from that (from what I've heard off it) but I guess it had to happen. Hopefully he'll be able to incorperate it into some of their stuff in the future. Everytime he does the "screaming from beneath the waves" live that last time I get chills. I saw them in concert a month or so ago, and it was really awesome. This was the last song, and he did a damn fine job of it.