1000 Radios
Artwork
[top]
Abstract
This two-part piece explores the relationship between an individual and their reality, a subject and their objective world.
The first part illustrates the evolution of the thought processes of the individual who, immersed in an overwhelming and chaotic world oversaturated with information, vacillates between confusion and clarity.
The second part aims to depict this reality gone awry, a maelstrom of information as it were, and the struggle of the individual endeavouring to escape the chaos and finally break through the confusion to revel in understanding and effortlessness.
[top]
Lyrics
Chapter 8 : Countless Questions
There’s a thousand radios playing in my mind – Radio’s
And I can’t tell which wave is mine – Wave
Should I turn them off if they have me bound? – Bound
Or were they meant to make me sound? – Sound
A thousand pictures moving in my head – Moving
Remains of stories unsaid – Stories
Should I paint them all for you to see – You
Or were they meant just for me? – Meant, just for me
There’s a billion providers with access to my mind
Uploading the reflections of futures left behind
Should I deny the requests? Could they set me free?
Disconnect them once again or let them alter me?
Radio why are you here, why do you play for me?
Is there something I should see?
Provider it isn’t clear, what do you want from me?
Show the place for me to be
Flow through my eyes, the dreams of another
Flood in my mind, the views of another
Flow through my eyes, the needs of another
Throughout my life, our lives altogether
Countless questions behind those eyes
Burning while I analyse
The design of the line between the world and I
An existence to justify
Too many references enfolded in my head
Who’s to blame for silences? Who’s to blame for what is said?
Redirect me into truth, I’ll strive with all my might
The path is clear yet undefined and there’s no end in sight
Radio why are you here, why do you play for me?
Is there something I should see?
Provider it isn’t clear, what do you want from me?
Show the place for me to be
Flow through my eyes, the dreams of another
Flood in my mind, the views of another
Flow through my eyes, the needs of another
Throughout my life, our lives altogether
Chapter 9 : Informaëlstrom
{instrumental}
[top]
Clips
Excerpt from Countless Questions (CONGA 2008 Demo)
Excerpt from Informaëlstrom (CONGA 2006 Demo)
Excerpt from Countless Questions (Live @ La Ninkasi – 2008)
Excerpt from Informaëlstrom (Live @ La Ninkasi – 2008)
[top]
r

[...] Questions,” “Informaëlstrom,” and ideas discarded from the “1000 Radios” writing sessions. The origin of the “leftover” part of the title should be [...]
[...] draft entitled “In The Taste Of Countless Creepers” came about as a rehash of “Countless Questions,” “In The Taste Of The Day,” and “Creeper” just in time for the event [...]
[...] and contents, the second part of “Leftoverturned” could have been entitled “Informaëlstrom II,” but because of the undeniable influence of Modest Mussorgsky’s “Night on [...]
[...] clips of “Informaëlstrom” are available on poligraf.net, and in the chapters [...]
[...] informaëlstrom, music, poligraf, prog, prog rock, progressive, quintet, rock trackback “1000 Radios” explores the relationship between individual and reality, a subject and their world. It is [...]
[...] mid-January when I introduced the piece, the ninth chapter of the album and second section of 1000 Radios is an instrumental aiming to evoke the experience of an individual struggling to stabilize a [...]
[...] first section of “1000 Radios” and eighth chapter on the album is entitled “Countless [...]
[...] on the song’s chorus. Then, a build-up segues into a reprise of the main riff from “Countless Questions” which leads to a reharmonization of the release section from the same track. The composition [...]
[...] the first half “Leftoverturned.” Its title remained though, and is now the title of the whole suite. More importantly, that track provided the basic elements for the so sought after [...]
[...] The full lyrics are available on the chapter page. [...]