I spliced it out and use it as my ring tone.

I made Sumeria my ringtone as well!

Sumeria is pretty much my favorite (and Stand and Pandemic and Poltergeist and....) and has gotten the most play because it delivers really quickly, in contrast to the rest of the album, in regards to heavy, fast, energetic, and powerful context. It's pretty straight forward in structure compared to the other songs that are very chaotic and changing. That doesn't take away from their greatness at all. Just having something a little linear and accessible is a nice moment in this complex album.

The main riff, beat, "hey now" and "shower the world" chorus parts all paint a huge picture to soak in for bit before things deconstruct some more. There's a lot of incredible riffs and themes in the album, but most are pretty fleeting and don't get a chance to soak in. The nostalgic/dreamy music box sound with it's sudden injection is pretty powerful. It gives a moment to breath and relax for Paul's outro that's really beautiful.
I spliced it out and use it as my ring tone.

I think that's where part of the problem is for me. By the time Planet of the Apes is finished, I'm so acclimated to all the complexities in Decon that anything linear would feel completely out of place.

The main riff doesn't really hit me as hard as some of the other stuff on the album. But palm-muted triplets don't do it for me like they did in the past. As for the "shower the world" section, I know there's a picture here, but I can't visualize it. I'm a visual listener. If I can't "see" something in the music for whatever reason, I have a more difficult time grasping it.

Palm muted triplets will always do it for me...
That and arpeggios.

Whaaaaaaaat, Sumeria is my ringtone too. Although I guess it's not too uncommon, seeing how its a DT forum and all.

Mine's still Supercrush (and has been since I got the phone...which was also the same day Addicted got leaked), I might change it to Pandemic...or an edit....basically something mega loud that will make me hit the ceiling with fright when it rings.

For me, Planet of the Apes for texting ring, Pandemic for calls.

Mine's still "Away" which I alternate with a section of Zappa's "Echinda's Arf of You"

I've had Notes from Africa and The Lotus Eater as my ring tones for a while. Perhaps it's time for a change and to do something Deconstruction related.

that would be me!

Hallow Flo! You did a spiffy job on the album :B Also my sister has a dog called Flo. It's a girl. Just sayin'.

Hello lettuce, thanks for the flowers! I'm pretty sure your sister's dog and I aren't related.

For when you guys make your ringtones, what quality do you usually set your ringtones at?

I was told to set them at 64 kbps, but is it safe to use a higher setting?

My ringtones usually sound like crap.

For when you guys make your ringtones, what quality do you usually set your ringtones at?

I was told to set them at 64 kbps, but is it safe to use a higher setting?

My ringtones usually sound like crap.

Mine is 192kbps, sounds good.

For when you guys make your ringtones, what quality do you usually set your ringtones at?

I was told to set them at 64 kbps, but is it safe to use a higher setting?

My ringtones usually sound like crap.

Mine is 192kbps, sounds good.

Ah! That's better!
Thanks!

that would be me!

Hallow Flo! You did a spiffy job on the album :B Also my sister has a dog called Flo. It's a girl. Just sayin'.

Hello lettuce, thanks for the flowers! I'm pretty sure your sister's dog and I aren't related.

I think it's safe to say you're definitely not a dog, cause you can play guitar and dogs simply arn't dexterous enough for the task. And I think she'd have done a less than substantial job on Deconstruction.

I think my ringtone must become "Cheeseburger, cheeseburger, cheeseburger"

For when you guys make your ringtones, what quality do you usually set your ringtones at?

I was told to set them at 64 kbps, but is it safe to use a higher setting?

My ringtones usually sound like crap.

You could seriously set them at 32Kbps and not hear a difference, considering 99% of phones speakers are fractions of an inch.