So it looks it may be called VERTIGO. What does it mean? What images come to mind? What will the album then be about? How will affect the Tour?
VERTIGO
Gone: ?Taking steps that make you feel dizzy / then you learn to like the way it feels?
Last Night on Earth: ?The world turns, and we get dizzy / Feels like we're slipping away?
Both solid studio rock tunes and they both rock out even better when done live. I hope the new album goes mainly in that direction. Looking more like a stadium tour too which needs some heavy hard mothers. Vertigo ? imagine the light show and the screen images!
DICTIONARY:
1. ?The sensation of dizziness.?
2. ?A confused, disoriented state of mind.? Note: more of a darker / heavier / potentially menacing type of connotation.
3. A reeling sensation; feeling about to fall [syn: dizziness, giddiness, lightheadedness] Note: "giddiness" which has more of lighter / brighter / upbeat connotation. ?An impulsive scatterbrained manner [syn: silliness]? ?Word History: The word giddy refers to fairly lightweight experiences or situations, but at one time it had to do with profundities. Giddy can be traced back to the same Germanic root *gud- that has given us the word God. The Germanic word *gudigaz formed on this root meant ?possessed by a god.? Such possession can be a rather unbalancing experience, and so it is not surprising that the Old English descendant of *gudigaz, gidig, meant ?mad, possessed by an evil spirit,? or that the Middle English development of gidig, gidi, meant the same thing, as well as ?foolish; mad (used of an animal); dizzy; uncertain, unstable.? Our sense ?lighthearted, frivolous? represents the ultimate secularization of giddy.?
THESAURUS:
"Definition: unconsciousness. Synonyms: blackout, collapse, coma, dizziness, grayout, insensibility, knockout, stupor, swoon, syncope"