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Now the Struggle Has a Name
#1

Is it just me or does this song scream Pink Floyd-Division Bell era. Rob's solo work throughout the song could easily pass as a David Gilmour solo. I doubt that's what he was going for, but I can't help but notice the similarities. I like it...just as I'm starting to really like the rest of this album.
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#2

Yes, I hear Pink Floyd in that solo as well. I really dig this song..... However, it does include my only "anti-Bob-Rockism".... I don't care for the low choir vocal part..... :?
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#3

I see the Pink Floyd connection, but my first thought about the song was how "country-ish" it sounded. Either way, one of my favourites so far.
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#4

spottrax Wrote:Yes, I hear Pink Floyd in that solo as well. I really dig this song..... However, it does include my only "anti-Bob-Rockism".... I don't care for the low choir vocal part..... :?

I actually don't mind the low-choir vocal production on this one. Makes for an interesting vibe. I'm liking this song more and more ...
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#5

I personaly hate this song. i've listen to it 4 or 5 times now, its a skip for me.
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#6

EricW Wrote:I personaly hate this song. i've listen to it 4 or 5 times now, its a skip for me.

I don't dislike the song, but it's definitely my least favorite on the record. However, I do like Robby's Pink Floyd-esque solo.
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#7

It reminds me of one of those cheesy group-collaborated songs done for some big cause, like "Rock Against Racism" or something.
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#8

I'm eager to interpret the words from the CD. It seems to me new Tragically Hip music resonate feelings that fit my life at a particular time and WATS is no exception. FIMT has similar choir backup voacals as Struggle and is also becoming a favorite.
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