Feel free to discuss the album!

01. Radio Waves
02. Who Needs Information
03. Me Or Him
04. Powers That Be, The
05. Sunset Strip
06. Home
07. Four Minutes
08. Tide is Turning, The (After Live Aid)
I know (although I have never read a full transcript of the 12 in. single), it seems that both "Get Back to Radio" and "Going To Live in L.A." predate the whole KAOS concept. But I'm going to take Ricoeur's modern hermeneutics path on this one, or perhaps the ancient muse theory: the poet is just a medium for the muse to speak out, and sometimes doesn't even know what the hell he is talking about. Roger's conscious mind didn't understand at the time what his unconscious mind was creating, and thought the songs were contradicting the rest of the album, when in fact it was just a problem with his interpretation of the story.mosespa wrote:Roger states in a paragraph on the Radio Waves 12-inch single (which has Going to Live In LA on the b-side) that the song was written before he created the character of Benny...so the lyrics might be a little oblique.
The more I read the booklet the dumber I find the whole thing; that's precisely why I had to come with my interpretation of KAOS, to have I little piece of mind and make some sense out of all that rubbish.mosespa wrote:Radio KAOS has a synopsis in the lyric booklet that will explain anything about the story that you are unable to get from listening to the music.
I've heard the rest, but I have no idea what this is.mosespa wrote: 14. Pipes And Drums