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It
was just a flash. I was working on an entirely different thing when I saw
a cartoon picture of these trees carrying on like fools. I thought, 'What
if trees acted like people?' I saw it as a cartoon, really, and wrote it
that way. I think that's the image it conjures up to a listener or reader.
A very simple statement.
- Neil Peart 1980 (on the lyrics to the song The Trees)
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I. Prelude
II. Apollo/Dionysus
III. Armageddon
IV. Cygnus
V. The Sphere
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la
villa strangiato
(9:35)
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I. buenos nochas, mein froinds!
II. to sleep, perchance to dream...
III. strangiato theme
IV. a lerxst in wonderland
V. monsters!
vi. The Ghost and the aragon
vii. danforth and pape
viii. the waltz of the shreves
ix. never turn your back on a monster!
x. monsters! (reprise)
xi. strangiato theme (reprise)
xii. a farewell to things
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