>>126781982
>DSOTM
A meta album about life and the human condition. May seem pretentious the lyrics are good, especially in Eclipse: how "everything under the sun is in tune but the sun is eclipsed by the moon". It all makes sense but there's flaw. shadows in the material world
>WYWH
That's just one song. The album is more than that. SOYD is beautiful. Music is also as good as it can get
>Animals
I don't think it's a critique of capitalism. I think it's more of a narration of a a sociological change.
Dogs (burgeois) are dudes trying to "make it": hustlers, the Andrew Tate types. They stab people in the back, etc.
Pigs are a sleeping class of I suppose fascism.
Sheep are masses.
Sheep narrates that societal shift: the sheep can sense something is off, Pigs overthrow the Dogs and it's le fascism.
And then Pigs on the Wing is about a Dog who realized that his pursuit of wealth is useless and settled down, found a home and wife.
>Wall
Not at all. In any case "trauma is le bad". It's about some dude who had trauma (dad dying at a young age, education system belittling him, mother being overprotective, etc.) and to cope with all of that he built a mechanism (the wall). Which numbed the pain but isolated him from everyone else. That made him even more alienated and the feedback loop continued. He tried to connect with people from inside but it was impossible because the wall blurred his soul, it made it impossible for him. Eventually for some reason he gets a fascist delusion, and then realized "alright dude I gotta face my demons" and holds a trial with his own mind, and then tears down that wall, being exposed for who he really is.
In Outside the Wall he sees the people who were waiting for his wall to be torn down: few people, maybe parents, maybe siblings. He realizes that artists create bridges to facilitate the connection. And finally, that many left because they couldn't just handle "banging their hearts against some mad bugger's wall".
Kino.
