>first track is short and different >second to last track

>tracks all have the exact same length as a randomly chosen Pink Floyd album

The penultimate has always been given more credence than the ultimate in disparate art forms such as prestige television, epic poetry, and romantic comedies. It makes sense that albums follow that same general path.

>first track is the second to last track

>>72957036
Tracks are all equal length. There are only 4 tracks on the album, so each track takes up 1/4 of the album.

>>72958054
>tfw you forget your meme arrow

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>album has six songs with the same name

>album has 4 parts and an epilogue

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>>72957134
dude so true, ep. 9 of every season of GoT gets me so hype!

>>72957134
I acknowledge you are anecdotally correct here. Can you point to anything scholarly that gets into the theory of presenting segmented art like this?