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Originally Posted by aleuzzi
Well, one of the strangest things about Tusk its track sequencing. I'm not sure how the songs could have been rearranged to make a more "logical flow" from one track to the next--and I'm not sure such a flow would be desirable. But I do know nothing is stranger than hearing "Over and Over"--a pleasant, glossy, easy-listening tune--followed by "The Ledge", which is one of the most weirdly-arranged/performed songs in rock-n-roll. The juxtaposition of those two tracks at the album's outset seems to encapsulate the spirit of the entire project: two bands working in one, chafing against one another and each benefitting from the other's presence.
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Oh Lord, that's nothing compared to
Sara being followed by
What Makes You Think You're The One 
. I kinda think the transition from
Over And Over to
The Ledge is kinda fun. That transition is kinda like, "ok... this is going to be a fun ride." I still find
Sara->What Makes You Think You're The One jarring and obnoxious... because
Sara totally blisses you out, sends you off into dreamland, and then WHAM! you're slapped out of it
. But I guess that's part of what makes Tusk, Tusk.