"Think Before My Lip" was written with the "ballad" mindset but, of course, it became significantly heavier in the process. In this episode, I'm talking about the creation of this song and giving some music analysis as well. 

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"Don't Lie To Me" is both an angry and deeply sarcastic song that was originally written and recorded back in 2007 but released only in 2018. This is the song I'm going to be talking about in this episode.

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"Fuck The Glamour" is a wild song with some wild pretext and wild music in it. In this episode, I'll try to explain what is it actually about and will attempt to give whatever analysis I can, as far as the musical component.

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"Condamned To Live" is not a misspelling, it's a deliberate play on words which corresponds both to the musical character and to the substance matter of the song. As usual, I'm telling a little backstory about the song and providing some music analysis.

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This season opens with "Echo Prelude", a piece from the When Painkillers Fail album originally written and recorded in 2007. It's going to be a little more difficult to give the music analysis going forward but I will try to do my best. 

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"Deserve" concludes the Outta Gehenna album with a punchy but very melodic song. As per usual, in this episode, I'm revealing its meaning and providing some basic music analysis for you.

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"It Comes From From Nowhere" is a rather chill mysterious piece with a good deal of darkness to it. As usual, I'm telling the story behind the song and providing some analysis.

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"Through The Gehenna" is the title song from the Outta Gehenna album. It's a sad but relatively simple song. As usual, I'm providing the backstory and some analysis.

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"69th Of May" is in many regards a strange song, not only because of how odd it is stylistically but also in musical terms. In this episode, I'm going to look into it.

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"No Love For Tomorrow" is certainly not a very happy song (yet again) but hey... it has a more or less happy ending. As usual, analysis and backstory are discussed in this episode! 

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