kyleisgreat
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I don't know if there are many AoF fans on this forum, but I've been having trouble with their album crisis. At first I didn't notice it, but more and more I'm beginning to see recuring themes in the album (The destruction of their town, betrayal by a friend, fire) aswell as the cover art ( The blizzard of death 77?) which destroyed a town. Did anyone else pick up a story from this album?
Like it starts off with Drunks, Lovers, Sinners and Saints that's about their past friend, ad then This Could Be Anywhere in the World, which is about how they think there town has been changed into somethingbad, and then mailbox arson where they burn the town, and then there is you burn first where they hope this other person well, burns first.we are the end is about destruction, crisis is about the town burnign again, Keep it on wax and to a friend are about the betrayal of the friend, and rough hands about loss. Does anyone else notice this pattern?
Like it starts off with Drunks, Lovers, Sinners and Saints that's about their past friend, ad then This Could Be Anywhere in the World, which is about how they think there town has been changed into somethingbad, and then mailbox arson where they burn the town, and then there is you burn first where they hope this other person well, burns first.we are the end is about destruction, crisis is about the town burnign again, Keep it on wax and to a friend are about the betrayal of the friend, and rough hands about loss. Does anyone else notice this pattern?
