“"This song is an example that Reflektor’s most straightforward pop songs are fractured and haunted, reminiscent of the way Achtung Baby summoned the ghosts that had always been dormant in U2. When people talk about James Murphy’s production on Reflektor, the Brian Eno comparisons will be obvious, unavoidable, and earned." via rock.genius.com (http://rock.genius.com/Arcade-fire-we-exist-lyrics)”
"This song is an example that Reflektor’s most straightforward pop songs are fractured and haunted, reminiscent of the way Achtung Baby summoned the ghosts that had always been dormant in U2. When people talk about James Murphy’s production on Reflektor, the Brian Eno comparisons will be obvious, unavoidable, and earned." via rock.genius.com (http://rock.genius.com/Arcade-fire-we-exist-lyrics)
Festive 25 No.16 (guest starring Sayid) is a silky-smooth remix from one of my albums of the year. The original is great but this version makes a nice change and pumps up the LCD influence.