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I damn nearly join them but now I AM crying. The Record Company almost lose all cool and run for it. This is a f! A lightbulb goes mental in the room. Is this a bad trip or a psychiatry session? Come to think of it, is there a difference? Demonic, growling, rap noise over rhythmic heavy heavy groove. There are unsettling whispers and talking. One long note with almost blues-like, overlaid note progressions. Strange, but we like a bit of strangeness. The end spells a relief as climactic as a boil bursting. Did Adam bribe Baresi? This is still twisted. Ya know what, pluggers? Radio might even go for this! Easily the most commercial track to date. Returns to full-on rhythmic Toolishness to end.
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