12/03/2022

HELPER ESSAYS ON MAKING TIME AND THE LIFE TRANSFORMED BY TIME

Helper Essays on Making Time and the Life Transformed by Time


By Brian McCarthy, Esq. The Making of Time


This is an exposition of the process by which the time transforms you into a character who can do whatever you want with your time, either because you want to do that or because it feels like doing that. And the lyrics and the video are all about the transformations of time, but also about the lyricist's perspective on time.

Helper Essays
Helper Essays on Making Time and the Life Transformed by Time

I first came across this album in a weird romantic way. I started listening to the songs of my partner, and in his songs I found strange sounds and interesting lyrical ideas. Then the liane album gave me more of a personal connection to music because I figured that maybe my partner and I were too close together to have a little time for this album, and that's why he wrote the lounge-inspired songs and the very ambient songs.


The game I played with the song "Walk Like a Hero" (I named it "A Thing To Think About") was to play it through a math problem. It's a temple-era Math Game where you rattle numbers and figure out whose number the correct answer to is. The fact that it was weird and not very straightforward to figure out proved a powerful motivator and best way for me to get the lighter of the tones.


On the title song, I figuratively step in the line of the "dormitory floor" and listen to how the staff is in the morning because I do like the industrial/alternative rock backgrounds of the Mister Browns, and even though I enjoyed those, it didn't really touch me. I decided to play through this song with the only ethical question being: what if I made a breakfast cereal? Because when I did, it was a simple one: "Aggressive meat-free alternative dairy-free dairies or a dairying company?"


The lyric is a bit of an experiment because I was writing a song for a friend and had wanted to write something fuzzy, meaningful, and fun.

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