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File: ac854afaf731533⋯.jpg (9.9 KB, 300x300, 1:1, good morning your honor th….jpg)

 No.102464

Everyone has that one album you've gone into blind, maybe you never even knew anything about the artist who made it, you listen to it and it's amazing, you relate to it and the lyrics, all of the music greatly, you feel as though you know the album as well as the creators, and then you look it up and it turns out you were dead wrong about the meaning the whole time.

But fuck the true meaning your interpretation is far better than the fags who made the original music.

For me it's Pink Floyd's The Wall.

I heard the album and thought it was great, I managed to get an entire story out of it and that was intended sure but the one I got was a literal viewpoint of the lyrics, a society locked inside a wall, and all the characters in it and all their experiences. It was great. Then I learned years later that it was actually a personal autobiography about the band pretty much. Don't know about you but my version is far superior to their original meaning.

Anyone else feel this way about certain albums? Which one's were they?

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 No.102465

File: 2c0c30642297ed0⋯.jpg (260.74 KB, 1000x1000, 1:1, Bad Witch.jpg)

I'm almost certain this album is meant to be about the rise of neo-fascism and the alt-right, but I like to imagine it's about a man going through somewhat of a mental breakdown. His personality is changing to the point where he's not even able to recognize himself anymore (Shit Mirror), he's struggling to fight this change (Play the Goddamn Part) but he's fully receded into his own mind (Ahead of Ourselves) and ultimately loses (Over and Out) with his "new" self fully taking over.

I'm Not from This World and God Break Down the Door are from the perspective of his alter-ego (You won't find the answers here, not the ones you came looking for, etc. Additional lyrics that were never added to the song further support this, We sleep hypnotized from the center, yes in this new place we call home, is there anybody but you sitting in the dark)

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 No.102472

File: cf7aff26896e9df⋯.jpg (75.86 KB, 300x300, 1:1, Japan-Quiet_Life.jpg)

Not sure if this counts, but I like to think this album (especially if you listen to it with the track listing they originally wanted) is a series of anecdotes about a pair of ex-lovers who aren't in contact anymore but still think about each other constantly unbeknownst to the other.

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