hmmm...lots of choices, but favorite?...probably the last song on twisted thought generator, I don't know what it's called.......It's one of the very few perfect last songs of the album in existence

its called dilaudid

One of my favorite songs too
it is perfect
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q3x8U-lLIX4

If you you like dilaudid you will love the new vac lp and the even now cover even more i bet.

Yeah, Dilaudid really finishes the album in a really perfect way because you have the aggressive Hypersphere and then a calm but still introspective and kinda hopeless lyrical theme... it's really cool and a beautiful ending to a harshly emotional album.

So Much is becoming my new favourite - it's a really underrated and relatively un-talked-about track...

I like most ICON,i listen it almost everyday,it gives me so much energy,than any other song ever.Pure genius.

pretty toy. it's such a mindfuck

"Disconnected Nightmare"

Because it's dark, evil and heavy. I love the mix of horror, industrial and electro sounds. It has a great build, the lyrics are flawless and it's got an addictive hook. PERFECT for a horror film;)

This is not necessarily my absolute favorite song (only because that's difficult to determine), but it's the one I've been thinking about the most these past few months.

Caught.

Every time I listen to it, or at least here lately, I've thought about the scene from Bram Stoker's Dracula, when Dracula is walking down the street, passing all the locals, who are completely unaware of his presence and the potential for evil and destruction contained within him. The lyrics, from beginning to end, seem to fit the film very well, and I can't help but conjure up that image in my mind whenever I hear it.

To me, "Caught" is like an expression of Dracula's purely monstrous side, his frustration with his eternal pain, and out of that frustration, him lapping up all the blood he can devour, to spite his condition, and god, with unrestrained over-indulgence, as if to say, "All right. You want blood? Murder? Death? I'll give it all to you, and more. In nomine Patris, et Filii, et Spiritus Sancti. Amen."

This scene shows Dracula walking down the street. It emphasizes his tenderness toward Mina, but I think it demonstrates, at least in part, his incredible, compounded rage toward god, the world, and his condition.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MCirK6psNoU

I don't know if this was necessarily the original message of the song, or FWK for that matter, but that's what I take away from it as an isolated song, at least for the moment.