Teen Reacts To Pink Floyd - Animals Album Reaction Pt. 3!!!

[@flubblert]

A word of advice as you approach "The Wall". It's probably their darkest and most complex album. Extremely atmospheric. Try not to get caught up in trying to figure out what it all means first go around. Sit back, take it in, and enjoy the ride.. or should I say, the darkness.

[@justinatest9456]

I would agree with this, a lot is missed trying to catch it all.

[@jayofelony86]

But do keep in mind that's it's an 'concept album'. It follows the story of its protagonist chronologically, from birth to beyond.

[@malcolmrayner6674]

i always thought that The final cut was the darkest of his work

[@antoniogiangregorio7101]

Animals è il miglior album dei Pink Floyd

[@PanarchyInTheUK]

Agree. And then go deep into the lyrics, and then watch Alan Parker's film.

[@LordEagle]

Sheep,,,,the followers and the common man. I'm old and lived enough where I can honestly say,,,,I've been ALL 3 personality types at different times in my life. 👍😎 Thank you for doing this Silas !!!

[@pauldocmusic2411]

Sheep perfectly describes the world's population during the last few years. The lyrics to the entire album are still so relevant today . For me this album is Pink Floyd's 4th entry into the list of the best albums ever written by any band. Cool reaction

[@justinatest9456]

If I'm reading you right you're saying that one of their pre-DSOTM albums is on that list?

[@juliemanarin4127]

Got that right

[@mistouko]

Last few years? What do you mean? Are you talking about the higgienic measures taken to deal with the virus that some lunatics, for political reasons and out of the scientific field, tried to drive people like sheeps to take over an imaginary war against "fascism"? Yeah... that was a good one.

[@pauldocmusic2411]

@@justinatest9456no mate , although a lot of Floyd fans will argue Meddle should be included . Was meaning DSOM, WYWH, The Wall and Animals

[@andreabindolini7452]

no-vax here, as it seems...

[@philpastor620]

Silas, great work! you need to check out "Echoes - Live at Pompeii"

[@justinatest9456]

In case you've not noticed yet Floyd had two singers, David Gilmour whom you've heard a lot of so far, and Roger Waters, who sang this song here. Two very distinct voices, once you remember the smooth vocals of say Breathe or Wish You Were Here by David, compared to the maniac vocals that Roger delivers here. And this is nothing, wait til you here him on Careful With That Axe, Eugene.

[@michaellord9]

never forget Rick Wright's vocals...please

[@andreabindolini7452]

Had three singers, at least until Dark Side of the Moon: don't forget Rick Wright.

[@79BlackRose]

Love you dude. You pick up a lot for a first listen. More listens will reward you further. Animals is my second favourite Pink Floyd album after Wish You Were Here with The Wall third. I have subbed and I will also join your Patreon. Excited to join you on your journey into classic music. Take care buddy. :)

[@cityhonors1]

Yippie! 🥰 Part 3. 🤗 Love your energy dude! 😁🐰

[@MsCosmosnut]

The iconic Rhodes Piano on Sheep. So incredible. Richard Wright contributed so much to Pink Floyd’s sound.

[@kyles5513]

Great album, definitely my favorite. The Wall is gonna be a completely new experience for you because of its epicness. Must read the story before listening to the album.

[@pwph8361]

One of my all time favourite songs ever - certainly my favourite Pink Floyd song ever ever 😁💖

[@user-yk4gd1fl4z]

Did you miss Meddle? Oh dude ! You need to make sure you don’t miss that nugget from the early 70’s. The first of true Floyd and that staggering run of 5 perfect albums from 71-79. Loving your work.

[@65alef]

Stupenda reazione giovane amico lontano !😘 Adoro quel basso suonato da David Gilmour e il parafrasare del Salmo 23 in versi cupi ed oscuri e quel finale al ritmo di Tarantella ( un ballo folcloristico e popolare del sud Italia ) al voler significare l'esultanza e la gioia delle Pecore che hanno eliminato i Cani che le opprimevano.

[@justinatest9456]

Meek and obedient you follow the leader Down well-trodden corridors into the valley of steel Powerful imagery from Roger, not a word wasted

[@juliemanarin4127]

Agreed!

[@JacobBailey]

Yep. Sheep. We are just cogs in the great big machine. It gives a person plenty to think about. Great reaction!😊👍

[@ursgeiser6570]

Big compliment for your reactions on the three albums: your patience, your spontaneity, your interest in the musical and lyrical background. I 'm pleased with the reaction of the young generation and get to know other ways of approaching. With 14 I had the first contact with Pink Floyd by the TV broadcasting of the Pompeij concert 1972. I was confused and flashed at the same time although I heard ELP and the best 5-member-Genesis. The music couldn't get out of my head anymore. After Dark Side Of The Moon (best musical concept album with unique song bridges and so experimental) I released even that Live songs Echoes and One Of These Days were on the album Meddle 1971 (for me absolutely the starting point of Dark Side). I think it was the UK NME titled PUNK Floyd about Animals: it's musical rawer and first Roger's social vein dominated the lyrics (fragments of Sheep and Dogs were played or developed on the few concerts at the end of 1974 in UK and later 1975, also Shine: an amazing way to compose songs, unfortunately not maintained, what leads to a dismisal, a split and a return). I'm a Pink Floyd music fan, not know much about the biography, but the concert films Pompeij/spec. Echoes and Pulse are fantastic. Have you also done the experience: flashed by a book, then saw the film and must ask you seriously, if the director had he same book. THE WALL (one of the best lyrical concept album, constisting of indivual songs, not to compare with Dark Side): touched me enormously, but the single video and the film were for me too BLACK&WHITE. Later I had'n't recognized that Roger belongs to the post war generation: other UK school system and understanding of society (reasons for PUNK? and BRE...?, haha!?!)..

[@williammuntzer7374]

Great choice and reaction. My favorite Pink Floyd album.

[@philmead7977]

Another great reaction Silas to another jewel in the Pink Floyd crown. The lyrics are confusing first time round, but when you understand the meaning to each song/album and take the time to sit back, chill out, and properly focus on what you're hearing it all becomes clear, plus, you've got a lot of folks here to help you along on your Pink Floyd journey.✌

[@geekexmachina]

A line often missed in the first verse is "I've looked over Jordan, And I Have seen" which is a reference to "Swing low sweet chariot" suggesting the sheep are being led to the promised land with the double meaning of going to heaven, "things are not what they seem " as we discover they are being led to the slaughter house", also given the origins of Swing Low Sweet chariot there are other connotations here

[@loadedorygun]

it’s the revolution of the sheep, my dude! They rose up at the gates of the slaughterhouse and took it to those dogs! After all these years it’s still so hard to wait for that final layered rhythm guitar riff that just peals out freedom for those sheep lol. Run ya, run! May the sheep ever rise.

[@falcon215]

Great album and really enjoyed watching you discover it.

[@kevanbodsworth9868]

The album is based around George Orwell´s book Animal Farm,, If you haven't read it it is worth it ,, To understand Animals , An easy read doesn't take long ,,An important book,...

[@retiredfirelt586]

Congrats on the 5 K subs Silas... keep doing what your doing and 100k is around the corner. I've been with you since around 2k. 😎

[@KM769]

The Wall is longer: 2 LPs, 4 sides, 82 min, 26 songs. You can divide it into 4 parts for every LP side, it would be consistent with how it was invented.

[@jonhenke1504]

Some people think Rodger Waters is a great bass player and he's pretty good. However David Gilmour plays most of the bass in sheep and a lot of fretless Base in this album! Read a little deeper and you'll see what I mean....

[@showmoke]

The Division Bell album is really good. My favourite tracks are 'Coming Back To Life' and 'Keep Talking' featuring the late physicist Stephen Hawking - that last track is a wonderfully constructed piece of music. It's especially performed really well live at their 1994 'Pulse' concert at the Earls Court Exhibition Centre in London. An absolute 'must-see' show before you leave this planet!

[@gypsysteve3576]

Yep Division Bell is my 2nd fave album of theres (maybe as much as Wish) after Animals. 'Coming back to life' (Studio Version) could possibly be the best song by floyd EVER... but hard to say for sure theres so many good ones. Davids vocal nature is more appealing to me than Rogers. 'Marooned' is a great solo too. Also Davids solo album 'On an Island' is right up there with Division Bell, and 'Blue' is my fave Gilmour solo of all time. That Pitch Shifter sound takes his notes thru the stratosphere.

[@ninja_tony]

@@gypsysteve3576 it’s one of my favorites too. I’ll never understand how anyone can say Division Bell sucks. I get that Roger’s biggest fans a lot of times claim there was no Floyd without him, but I think Division Bell is an extremely solid album and still has all the energy and passion their earlier albums did.

[@gypsysteve3576]

@@ninja_tony yep agreed. And i see it as the entire collection as just being different phases of floyds evolution. No one is right or wrong, and no album is better or worse. Its all what moves us individually. Some will gravitate more to the vibes of rogers melancholy and anger and political voice ...because the are that way in nature themselves, or going thru hard times where they need to be around that energy to not feel alone in it. Then others will gravitate to daves lighter and mellower nature and flow, for likewise reasons. Then some may be drawn to a little of both, or at different stages in each individuals journey thru life. Everything has its place and purpose. For me division bell (like animals) just feels like it 'flows' more smothly than some other albums. Compared to say DSOTM which feels more disjointed, but i still like it too. Some people love Sids era, but theres only a handful of songs from that era that do anything for me. But those born in the 40s n 50s may love that. Im 60s born so naturally was exposed to 70s till present floyd more. I think alot of reason people dont like 'Division Bell' or 'On an Island' albums is coz (apparently) Polly has her hand in its creativity. But Polly is part of Daves life, so its also his expression of that version of himself. The solos in 'Blue' move me in a different way than other floyd solos do ...its incredibly uplifting (to me). As is 'coming back to life' on the previous album.

[@a_betancourth]

This is the only reaction of the docens I´ve seen were the listener notices and appreciates the transition between Water´s voice and the synth. So good

[@nflr92]

My favorite song on Animals 🙂

[@chiefaberach]

One problem with listening to each song separately is you can miss little details which carry on through the album. When you listen to the whole album, listen out for the echoing "stone" which started in Dogs & came back in Sheep. There's a huge gap between it fading out & fading back in & I like to think it's playing quietly in the background the whole time.

[@alexanderednie1205]

Rogers voice turning into a synth is still the coolest thing I’ve ever heard

[@Bjy001]

Pink Floyd: Live at Pompeii is one you should check out.

[@baytownbert2]

I prefer to watch your response when are alone. You share your feelings deeper. YMMV

[@madvic2]

For this album think Animal Farm (George Orwell) etc for the social/political commentary from Roger Waters lyrics 😎

[@johnfoster5295]

The cool thing about The Wall is, it was made into a movie. Once you listen to the album, you can see the movie, it will give you a great context on the meaning of the album. The songs flow together like Dark Side, it would be best to do a side at a time (there are 4 sides). If you can't do that, at least listen to Another Brick In The Wall part 1, The Happiest Days Of Our Lives and Another Brick In The Wall part 2 in one sitting. Those should not be broken up.

[@ronkleinmusic4886]

The part where Roger's vocal goes from his voice to synth (@2:40)...I've always wondered how that was done. I think it can be done easily today, but this was 1977.

[@ronkleinmusic4886]

I am going to guess that it was a combination of reverb, delay, and weird mixing to create that sound. That is a mission now. To find out how that was actually done.

[@johntaylor8763]

Its gd watching your reaction to these albums.you still got the best ones to listen to yet.the wall momentary lapse of reason' division bell's the final cut.

[@Godbluffer]

In my opinion the best of the three big songs on Animals, beyond everyone’s favorite ‘Dogs’ - which is still bloody brilliant. Whereas the other two can be accused of some padding in their middle sections - albeit functional - this one’s all business. Great drive and energy, relentlessly galloping towards Gilmour’s glorious guitar-driven climax!

[@anahatatutu]

I always put the following comment up for reactions to this song: Here is a deeper analysis than I think you will generally read. First, let's get something non-musical out of the way... In the context of the album's cast of human animality, we are all some degree of amalgamation combining the three animals... On to the compositional subtlety and genius of the music itself. Everyone hears the grim tether of fate return as the 'drowning stone' motif from Dogs reappears in Sheep. But this is more than it appears. They drop the stone motif into the water of the musical palette of Sheep where it ripples into an echo - referencing that earlier work from Meddle, and depicting that the fate of the sheep echoes the fate of the dogs. Even further, the chaotic crash and fade at the end of each verse where the voice fades into synth is an adaptation of the motif that first appears in the later section of Saucerful of Secrets where there is a series of buildups - albeit instrumental - that end in chaotic crashes. This idea also occurs instrumentally in "On The Run" from DSOTM. Here is another 400-level Floyd factoid... Although everyone hears the return of the Stone motif, almost no one hears the return of the 'dog-whistle' from the instrumental section of Dogs [HOW APROPOS] It is not conjectured to say that the "Hear Boy" motif is pivotal when it reappears reworked before the recitation of the psalm in the descending diminished chord two-note guitar riff. The point? Dog whistles are covert coercion by the oppressors and are not meant to be heard overtly. These are a few examples of the sophisticated and masterful simplicity and elegance of Pink Floyd's compositional techniques. They are unrivaled in the cohesion of their work.

[@Godbluffer]

@@anahatatutu Are you sure you wanted to post this as a comment on *my* post? 😉

[@anahatatutu]

@@Godbluffer I agree it's the best of the three songs. Thought you might find it interesting.

[@Godbluffer]

@@anahatatutu Yes, it is! Giving some food for further thought AND listening. Thank you! 😊

[@davidwaller2218]

Before Dark Side was "Meddle" 1971...

[@robertherring9277]

Read "Animal Farm." This is basically their take on society, the music industry and life put in the themes of the book. When you are done with this part of your journey, might I suggest a dive into "Meddle," "Obscured By Clouds," "A Saucer Full of Secrets" and "Piper at the Gates of Dawn."

[@zone47]

This was like an album in rotation during my HS graduation year ... so much great British and some American music at that time it was like almost an earcandy overdose. Nice review.

[@lyndenhill5624]

I'm now in my late 50's and first bought this album around 1980. Very much a Waters album. I always thought sheep was reference to MP's in UK parliament as they say the morning Lords prayer.

[@johnnyringo1949]

Enjoying this trip wit cha

[@stephenpaquet]

If you like this you’re going to love “One of these days” it’s a classic and a must listen, the baseline is very similar but completely different songs. I saw them in Toronto and they brought the pig out for one of these days. I was just blown away the whole show but the light show my God it was unbelievable.

[@John-et9yl]

Sheep is one of the best Pink Floyd tracks - from the opening Vince Guaraldi (all Peanuts fans should know who he is) style piano sequence by Richard Wright to the absolutely menacing bass line and superb vocal and rounded off by a sublime guitar outro. Perfection.

[@Chatta-Ortega]

100%

[@ericsandi6619]

Wave upon wave of demented avengers march cheerfully out of obscurity into the DREEEEEEEEEAAAMMMMNM! Pink Floyd is the best.

[@squaaaaak3178]

I love Rogers singing on this record. And on the final cut

[@TYoung023]

Do a little reading up on the concept/story behind “The Wall”. It will help make sense of it all as you dive in for the first time.

[@jeffbaze8527]

Pink Floyd & Led Zeppelin are just the tip of the iceberg. Check out The Who -don’t get fooled again, Styx - Crystal Ball,Grand Illusion, Kansas- Carry on my wayward son, any song by Boston especially the debut album, Heart. I look forward to seeing your journey, which by the way is another great band with one of the best lead singers ever and the best part is all of them were great live.

[@mikewatts867]

David Gilmour played bass on this track. It’s not a complicated bassline, but it works perfectly for this song

[@MsCosmosnut]

The lyrics for Sheep basically paint a picture of sheep lead to slaughter. They follow the leader to their demise.

[@gypsysteve3576]

Before you do 'The Wall' watch the MOVIE "The Wall" ...it will help you understand so much more. After the Wall ide recommend do... 'Division Bell' a later incarnation of PinkFloyd. Then 'On an Island' by David Gilmour ( the guitarist and one of the 2 main singers of Pink Floyd). On that album is the song 'Blue' ...which imo is possibly the best solo from any Pink Floyd or David Gimour albums. The pitch shifting takes his notes up to the stratosphere. Its on a whole other level. Then come back to earlier days and do the album 'Meddle'. By then you would have covered all the best Pink Floyd albums, and personally thats the order ide do them in. "THEN"... watch the whole live concert video 'Pulse'. Other PF and Gilmour albums have good moments too. I just reckon the above listed are the cream.

[@53albat]

Think of Sheep entering the abattoir , down well-trodden paths into the valley of steel. sheep are the masses.

[@christophernichols1379]

Notice the sheep, on its back, looking up at the flying pig, on the album cover.

[@lookathistory]

I completely agree with the last advice about The Wall. You will need scaffolding and a head for heights….enjoy!

[@rokkkrinn2793]

I would suggest going back to Medle. The Wall is cool, but they have so must good songs before.

[@liftinnovations]

You get it Man.

[@Robert-gn7de]

Be careful breaking up the songs on "The Wall" it was designed to be listened to in only a few sittings. Many songs run into each other and must be listened to together or they loose their flow and meaning. Listening to each or the 4 sides of the album on 4 straight days is the ideal way to split it up and is how we listened to it when it was first released.

[@MusicLover-rt4bs]

The lyrics for Sheep are by far the darkest Floyd has written. Essentially the story of the Sheep rising up to kill the dogs (the oppressors). Deep stuff.

[@ronnie6613]

Hi Silas, I think You would enjoy The Division Bell Album, by Pink Floyd. Great Guitars by David Gilmour. Enjoy Your reviews. RONNIE SCOTLAND.

[@ronnie6613]

Yes, really like The Division Bell. Really good solid Album. No fillers. Shame The Trio didn't release a quick follow up... Endless River, is a nice chilled out Album. Nice tribute to Richard Wright. I love Coming Back To Life and High Hopes, on Division Bell. Echoes and Time, are My favourite Floyd Tracks.

[@jamesbellefeuille2926]

The vocoder-sounding lyrics was a spoof on Psalms 23.

[@hansboom]

You should listen to Obscured by Clouds a film score from Pink Floyd.

[@pete975]

The wall is an amazing album about a man driving himself mad. Take it slow one side a day at most

[@williamosborne6866]

I'm late to this party - I've been following your reactions for a while and I like your attitude (especially regarding the discovery of great music of decades past. Others have noted that this album is loosely based on the novel Animal Farm, but I haven't seen anyone explain the concept clearly. This is Roger Waters' commentary on life in early 1770's Britain (but much of the symbolism is relevant today). The dogs are big business, the pigs are the government, and the sheep are the citizens being screwed over by both. I could go deeper into the analysis, but this should generally explain the lyrics. Just keep exploring, and enjoying, the miracle that was/is Pink Floyd. No band has ever made such stunning expositions of the human condition, and taken listeners on so many amazing sonic journeys....they will never be equaled. The term "rabbit hole", when used to describe an artist's catalog is insufficient here - Pink Floyd is a mine shaft, very deep, with countless side tunnels to explore (drop some bread crumbs so you don't lose your way). Rejoice in the fact that their music will live on far longer than we do, bringing joy and wonder to future generation.

[@jamesbellefeuille2926]

George Orwell wrote Animal Farm.

[@sharonmacias671]

For something different you should try going down the rabbit hole with the Bee Gees. I think you would enjoy!

[@wolfstrela]

The Wall like DSOTM is a concept album and is meant to be listened in one go. You won't get anything if you do it song by song or in sections.

[@thomaswest7746]

Most of their albums are concept. They need to be listened to from beginning to end first to last in a row

[@mikemack9701]

David Gilmour gets (and deserves) a whole lot of the attention for his guitar playing in Floyd, but I think Roger Waters' bass is extremely underrated. Without it, there'd be nothing to tether Gilmour's emotional flights. Just compare the post-Final Cut Floyd albums to the classics. There's a reason nobody's recommending Silas review Division Bell.

[@pauldocmusic2411]

David Gilmour plays bass on pigs and sheep , Roger Waters only plays bass on Dogs and rhythm guitar on the rest of the tracks . I didn't know this for years .

[@mikemack9701]

@@pauldocmusic2411 False. Where did you come up with this nonsense?

[@mikemclaughlin3306]

Gilmour plays a lot of bass on the album..... mostly the fretless bass

[@justinatest9456]

@@mikemack9701 Gilmour also played all of the bass on 11 tracks on the Wall, and shared bass duties on a 12th track as well.

[@gryndyl]

@@mikemack9701 Waters was the band's bass player but Gilmour was better at playing the bass. He played bass for a lot more of the studio tracks than most realize.

[@josephferreira4917]

The Wall 3rd Best selling album of all time .

[@barrybreen8745]

it said my lord is my shepherd everybody follows like sheep that title of the song

[@neinstein-says]

Sheep is a masterpiece, even by Floyd's ridiculously high standards.

[@juliemanarin4127]

Please do Zeppelin Presence!

[@mikebentley6200]

OK, so. Allegedly 'Animals' was inspired by Orwell's Animal Farm, which was an allegory about the animals taking over the farm (Orwell intended it as an anti-communist narrative), it bears reading, even today. The album 'Animals' analyses the various animals in a contemporary perspective: The dogs are the people who control the world, who are always looking over their shoulders for the next person vying to take their place. The pigs are those that try to manipulate society for their own purposes, to keep society under control for their own gain. Businesses looking for evermore profit, or those looking to control the status quo. The 'Mary' referred to is in fact Mary Whitehouse, who in the 1970's tried to enforce quite extreme censorship of the media including television and film. The sheep, I hate to say it, are you and me. We are destined to follow the dogs and pigs and be lead to the slaughter in the name of business profit and international diplomacy. Now replay the album and follow the lyrics. Hmmmmmm.

[@kentmains7763]

We are the sheep.

[@norahdenovan8658]

Oh it’s so great watching this young guy react to genius, I don’t think he recognised it was The Lords Prayer

[@ericrussell8463]

floyd gives you everything dont they ? 💗

[@LuddyVonBeat]

Better do an album once a week then a popular song a day.

[@kiarashalipoor3715]

Awesome, I'm a 15 yrl pink Floyd fan as well 😎👍, please check out echoes live at Pompeii and you'll discover the early Floyd...

[@alejandrobojorquez6181]

You'll like this song by K A N S A S -its Called - INCOMUDRO HYMN To The ATMAN its 12minutes. Long but from start to finish WoW it's got some of the Coolest Drums And Guitars 🎸 Synthesizers and Bass guitars it's a COSMIC Experience and The lead singers voice is awesome too you may have heard Carry on my wayward son well he's the singer.by the way The studio 🎙️ version sounds the best quality

[@tonygallo2361]

that`s the 23rd psalm old testament..i think floyd perverts it..the mumbling in the back ground

[@kellydelay18]

Still even though you have heard a lot of PF it’s tip of the iceberg brother

[@johnthompson6374]

Would love to explain the line about a dog needing a home but I don't want to end up on a list or worse. Peace/JT

[@Prone2Thrill]

I heard Mr. Roboto's grandpa in this!

[@toniyoung5131]

What do you get for pretending the dangers not real? Pretty much describes today's politics. Weve gone backwards since the 70's

[@juliemanarin4127]

Sure does!

[@luismiguelmarques1]

With "SHEEP" PF are trying to do several analogies, The jews going to the gas chambers, the human cruelty slaughtering masses of inocent sheep or pigs, with no conscience. The dogs (guards) working togheter keeping the slaughtering line togheter. The human robots showing no feelings to the conscient lambs, or pigs, when their time comes. Well, you got the picture. The clues they show to the riddle of music and lyrics are, simultaneously, lucid, bizarre, cruel, ironic and so many other adjectives I could use! You are a cool bright kid, Silas! Keep on with the 70´s and 80´s. Therres a whole lot to reveal yet, man!

[@bobbabai]

You got to be careful when catching media you haven't heard before that presents ideas of conspiracy and danger, particularly when it seems deep and meaningful. Now, I agree with Roger Waters' politics fairly thoroughly, but you can just as easily get caught up in the crap the other sides are selling (yes, there are •always• more than two sides) and that can become just as authentic and meaningful to you. Just remember, the level of feeling and certainty that someone has while talking or singing or dancing or acting or writing or conducting business has no bearing at all on the truth of what they're saying. It only relates to how much they believe what they're saying, or just as likely, how much they want you to believe it, regardless of whether it's true or false. (This is a very adult and cynical explanation, I know) Just remember to keep reading and always consider the likelihood that you could be wrong, about whatever point of view you've adopted. And be especially careful about points of view you've been given by those you trust, before you've had the ability to give much meaningful thought to it.

[@mikemclaughlin3306]

Lol.... go read the book Animal Farm, and the lyrics will become self evident

[@reneelyons6836]

Bahhhh!!!!!! Bahhhh!!!!!! That's all i have to say. : )

[@anahatatutu]

The Wall is REALLY complicated. Read up a little - and be prepared not to understand all of it on the first listen.

[@1luarluar1]

THE BOX "THE BOX" is an idea I had to fight the diabolical system of power that plagues us. I thought of this: power has enormous economic and human resources, uses extremely complex psychological tactics and above all uses lies in all its forms on a global level; So I thought that what can defeat it is something extremely cheap and simple that spreads truth and awareness: I thought of a box containing cards with the names of dozens and dozens of independent journalists, independent historians, independent doctors independent historians, independent doctors, independent psychologists, independent thinkers, etc... The idea is that once the box is opened, people, students, will search for these names and discover the truth for themselves. and discover for themselves the truths that are hidden from us. This box would be produced economically and distributed wherever possible. If it worked in Italy, the idea could be copied in every country in the world. On the lid should be written: "THE BOX". LET'S DO IT LA SCATOLA "LA SCATOLA" è un'idea che ho avuto per combattere il sistema diabolico di potere che ci affligge. Ho pensato a questo: il potere ha enormi risorse economiche e umane, usa tattiche psicologiche estremamente complesse e soprattutto usa la menzogna in tutte le sue forme a livello globale; Allora ho pensato che quello che puo' sconfiggerlo e' qualcosa di estremamente economico e semplice che diffonda verita' e consapevolezza: ho pensato ad una scatola che contenga dei bigliettini con i nomi di decine e decine di giornalisti indipendenti, storici indipendenti, medici indipendenti, psicologi indipendenti, pensatori indipendenti ecc...l'idea e' che una volta aperta la scatola, le persone, gli studenti ricerchino questi nomi e scoprano da soli le verita' che ci vengono nascoste. Questa scatola verrebbe prodotta in modo economico e distribuita ovunque sia possibile. Se funzionasse in Italia, l'idea potrebbe essere copiata in tutti i Paesi del Mondo. Sul coperchio va scritto: "LA SCATOLA" FACCIAMOLO