Nice comments everyone, have pointed out much of what I would have said. Digital vs Mysterious vs Impermanence.
2 points:
1) A "master fader" is the most powerful audio fader, it can fade out everything and seems to symbolize the ending of the relationship, one that was like a music recording in progress which he can play along with. But here he Andrew plays with the word and spells it "masterfade" making it more poetic, a metaphor for fading out reality, or fading from digital perception and digital music to analog perception and inexact vague feeling.
2) John Lennon comes to my mind, lots of free associations, plays with words and the sounds of words (like rhyming along with Mahjong). Thanks to Lewis Carol and Lennon for paving the way fro great lyrics like this. Sometimes it doesn't even mater to me the correct lyric. I was hearing "choco lemonade" not "Chalky" it it felt right to me. The feel and vibe of the song is almost universal.
Just want to add that I feel that although I like the deep existential interpretations here, and agree with them, I also feel there is room for the lyrics to be more simple. Leading someone's hand to me is sexual, and I heard Kewpie Doll as feminine sexuality and "papillon parade" as "pappy on parade", male sexuality. I have fun listening to the song and projecting onto it.
Just want to add that I feel that although I like the deep existential interpretations here, and agree with them, I also feel there is room for the lyrics to be more simple. Leading someone's hand to me is sexual, and I heard Kewpie Doll as feminine sexuality and "papillon parade" as "pappy on parade", male sexuality. I have fun listening to the song and projecting onto it.
Nice comments everyone, have pointed out much of what I would have said. Digital vs Mysterious vs Impermanence.
2 points: 1) A "master fader" is the most powerful audio fader, it can fade out everything and seems to symbolize the ending of the relationship, one that was like a music recording in progress which he can play along with. But here he Andrew plays with the word and spells it "masterfade" making it more poetic, a metaphor for fading out reality, or fading from digital perception and digital music to analog perception and inexact vague feeling.
2) John Lennon comes to my mind, lots of free associations, plays with words and the sounds of words (like rhyming along with Mahjong). Thanks to Lewis Carol and Lennon for paving the way fro great lyrics like this. Sometimes it doesn't even mater to me the correct lyric. I was hearing "choco lemonade" not "Chalky" it it felt right to me. The feel and vibe of the song is almost universal.
Just want to add that I feel that although I like the deep existential interpretations here, and agree with them, I also feel there is room for the lyrics to be more simple. Leading someone's hand to me is sexual, and I heard Kewpie Doll as feminine sexuality and "papillon parade" as "pappy on parade", male sexuality. I have fun listening to the song and projecting onto it.
Just want to add that I feel that although I like the deep existential interpretations here, and agree with them, I also feel there is room for the lyrics to be more simple. Leading someone's hand to me is sexual, and I heard Kewpie Doll as feminine sexuality and "papillon parade" as "pappy on parade", male sexuality. I have fun listening to the song and projecting onto it.