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* The lyric "Tilly & Wall shot a goal; Tally Hall saved it" makes reference not only to Tilly and the Wall, but also to Talmon Henry "Tally" Hall, a retired American soccer player whose nickname made him a common erroneous search result for those searching for the band. Tilly and the Wall | * The lyric "Tilly & Wall shot a goal; Tally Hall saved it" makes reference not only to Tilly and the Wall, but also to Talmon Henry "Tally" Hall, a retired American soccer player whose nickname made him a common erroneous search result for those searching for the band. Tilly and the Wall was a band that played at some of the same venues as Tally Hall during the Good and Evil 2008 tour. | ||
* Aristotle's Denial is supposedly an expression of anger. | * Aristotle's Denial is supposedly an expression of anger. | ||
* Aristotle's Denial pays homage to Nina Simone's 'Feeling Good', in the line "Stars when you shine, know how we feel". Both songs also make use of 3/4 time signatures, and a descending chord pattern. | * Aristotle's Denial pays homage to Nina Simone's 'Feeling Good', in the line "Stars when you shine, know how we feel". Both songs also make use of 3/4 time signatures, and a descending chord pattern. | ||