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“Ziggurat” by Carnelian (song page, archived)

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Song: Ziggurat
Artist: Carnelian
Genres: Adventure Rock, Progressive Rock, Art/Progressive Rock
Captured: December 7, 2000 (1 capture)

[Carnelian]

Song Credits

Composer(s)
    • Carnelian
Composer(s)
    • Andrew Stone
Arranger
    • Carnelian

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Ziggurat

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  PRIM. GENRE : [ Adventure Rock ]
  SEC. GENRE : [ Progressive Rock ]
  ADD. GENRE : [ Art/Progressive Rock ]

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BRIEF DESC. :

This complex song is an intense prog rock tune that tells a story about an ancient soldier who must wipe out a village on orders. He questions his gods about the wisdom of it and finds they are no longer there. It is mainly rock with some classical

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Lyrics

Marching to the town, unsure if this is right. No time to feed my other needs inside my mind. Seeing nothing but my military purpose and my soul. Committed to a death march and to level this town to dust...

Full Description

This song is an intense questioning (in rock form)of following orders without reflecting on their ethical consequences. It was a reaction to the ethnic cleansing in Bosnia. Very intense in sound and meaning, it is meant as a warning to those who think a religion excuses horrible behaviour. 4/4 time. Rock with some classical.