Unseen beauty

[Andy DV]

I find it amazing how the end of the song flows so perfectly that many people (including myself until I listened to it with headphones) don't pick up on Maynard's nearly falcetto verse "I must keep reminding myself of this" that continues on 8 times over the "If there were no rewards to reap". To the untrained ear it may only sound like he's saying "myself of this". Perhaps you all noticed this right away, but for me this just shows how Maynard's voice is just another intrument in the band.

[Pierre-Paul]

I agreee with you so much!!

The song seems to be built from the beggining to THIS climaxing point. It's exciting and "orgasmic". It's such a powerful explosion, and the guitar is on fire.

It really pushes the song to a higher level, just these 20 seconds are worth waiting 5 minutes of "build-up".

This part for me has more effect than the "As the walls come down [...] I don't mind" part in H. in terms of "excitement" and "power".