jendan
A thought-provoking political-message prog-rock piece that balances lighter instrumentation and reflective, plaintive, and clear vocals with powerful, on-target lyrics about current US government control and over-reach, and the loss of individual rights, including freedom, in the name of national "safety".
The perfect lyrical encapsulation of what is happening right now at the White House. A must-listen for everyone!
dominicwilliams86
This is a great track. It is reminiscent of Double Fantasy Era John Lennon with it's backing vocals and driving, politically charged lyrics. The music is absolutely on point, the lead guitar perfectly amps up the song into a feel good, jump around the room track that is perfect for the summer.
J.Smo
Starting off with a sweet, reverberating piano melody, the song soon progresses into an all out wave of musical greatness which sounds as large as the armies protecting “Big Brother”. Staring Into Nothing create epic music. Get ready to rock!
Yvonne Glasgow
I love the sound of this track and I especially love the lyrics. The song is about Big Brother and how we're always being watched, but are we being watched for our own protection or are we being watched because of ill intent? The song almost has a bluesy sound to it, which makes it even easier to focus on the lyrics. It speeds up as it goes on, but you'll be hooked by then.
Malika Dahl
Big brother is filled with interesting melodies, changing from slow melancholic music to fast upbeat soft rock. Especially the intro guitar is a real treat for the ears.
Only downside are the sometimes quite predictable and trivial parts of the lyrics. But the message is clear and definitely worth listening to.
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lyrics
The road to Hell is paved with good intent
But should we really trust the government
To keep their sights on terrorists but not me
In the presence of fear comes the absence of thought
The need to do something no matter the cost
Like passing bills lawmakers don't even read
Few were aware until it snowed
How far this had gone and how deep it goes
Big brother's always watching us—in the name of keeping us safe Nothing to fear if we've done nothing wrong—at least not for today
It's a trade off they say, nothing comes for free
To be certain safety can be guaranteed
We'll have to give up some of our liberty
All of these things to keep us from harm’s way
Watch out as your feeling sound and safe
Protection often turns into tyranny
Operation PRISM and satellites
Metal detectors and camera eyes
Big brother's always watching us—in the name of keeping us safe Nothing to fear if we've done nothing wrong—at least not for today
We're now going back to the oldest of deeds
Warrantless search and secret police
The cure can be more deadly than the disease
It's not through the loss of human life
That terror's triumphant and wins the fight
It's when in fear we change what makes us free
Contractors feast at the public trough
Once money flows like this, it'll never stop
Big brother's always watching us—in the name of keeping us safe Nothing to fear if we've done nothing wrong—at least not for today
The inconvenient bill of rights keeps getting in the way
The road to perfect safety, leads to a security state
All the tracks in the album are well admired and it is good job done by the Post Death Soundtrack. Appericate the The way they sing and composed. jacksonartppr
Raven King's eponymous effort kicks off with a Nirvana influenced 'Carnival'. If you keep listening, you'll find that's just one of the many grunge influences that has been expertly woven into this album. The vocal quality is a little muddy in some songs, but perhaps that's what was intended. Drifting has the best production on the album and is easily a favorite. dominicwilliams86