I listened to Say You Will all night with headphones on, and the song that spoke to me the most was Peacekeeper, so I played it a good 7 or more times. What made the song for me was the beautiful little panflute part in the chorus.
Here's where I got tricked.
My family woke up so I played it through the stereo. There's no panflute part, but It's some nasally distorted vocal effect. I don't know how I heard the pretty little panflute part with the headphones, but I liked it much better when I heard it as a panflute. I don't like it as much this way. Now I bet that even when I play it through the headphones I'm not going to hear the panflute anymore now that I know better. Blast.
Sorry for the insignificant, stupid post.
While I'm at it I'd like to mention that they tricked me three more times on the disc.
On Say You Will, somebody yells something like "HEY!" about a minute into the song. The first time I heard it I almost fell backwards out of my seat. Whenever I blare music in the headphones my mom always screams at the top of her lungs to get my attention and scares the piss out of me. The next couple times I listened to the song it did the same thing to me. Even on the third time I threw off the headphones and almost yelled back. You know how when you're in your own little world blasting your headphones and somebody screams loud enough to get your attention how devastatingly frightening it is? It sucked!
Why all this trickery on the new CD hmm? On Red Rover they almost trick you into thinking that guitar is a keyboard. I don't like when people play tricks.