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Vladv Posted 9 years ago
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"I wrote that song as a homage to Deep Purple. And kind of got that out of the way, and then I could do whatever I wanted to with the rest of the album. It’s not as great as the one on ‘Rising’ -the album is nowhere near as good as ‘Rising’ -but it had a magic to it, and it was two very different sides. And whether they intended “Stargazer” and “A Light in the Black” to be equal songs or not, or to be a continuation story hat’s how we’ll always interpret it. " please explain what the author means starting from the sentence " Its not as great as the one on rising ..." ? What album had magic to it and two different sides ? How did they interpret stargazer and a light in black ? Thanks a lot !
  

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It is hard to understand. Vladv What album had magic to it and two different sides ? It seems to me that the thing that "had magic to it" is not an album but "that song".

  • It is hard to understand.
  • Vladv What album had magic to it and two different sides ?
  • It seems to me that the thing that "had magic to it" is not an album but "that song".
  • It is unclear what "it was two very different sides" refers to.
  • Possibly it refers to the contrast between "that song" and some song on the album "Rising".
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It is hard to understand.

VladvWhat album had magic to it and two different sides ?

It seems to me that the thing that "had magic to it" is not an album but "that song". It is unclear what "it was two very different sides" refers to. Possibly it refers to the contrast between "that song" and some song on the album "Rising".

Vla

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