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Originally Posted by IvortheEngineDriver
Good review, except you don't know what both "A Stranger" and "Pet" are about...
"A Stranger" is talking about Maynard's relationship with God. At the last part, he talks about the Holy Ghost (Shy away phantom) The Son (Run Away, terrified child) and the Father (Move away, you ****ing tornado)...he is denoucing religion (I'm better off without you, tearing my will down)
"Pet"-This is about Bush and the wars he is committing (Go to sleep to the rythum of the war drums) and Globalization (Swinging to the rythum of the New World Order)
Just to correct you, otherwise, good review
Mer De Noms was better, but Thirteenth Step is very good 9/10
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Are these just your personal opinions (or someone elses) on what the songs are about, or have you read an interview or article or something where Maynard has said that?