'Dispossession' and 'Right into the Bliss' have two of my favorite openings, definitely. 'Right into the Bliss' is just so awesome in how it seems to 'lift' the album up after the drear that is 'This Punishment', yet it's not happy, somehow. It's hopeful in a rather sad way, like, perhaps, knowing what hope feels like for one last time. (I'm thinking in the context of the rest of the album, since it just plunges in mood after this song.)
And 'Dispossession' just... damn. It just sucks you into sorrow.
I've always really liked how '12' builds up into the vocals, and how 'Rainroom' just starts off strong and desperate. 'Brave' is sort of like that, too.
Don't really care for the intro to 'Distrust', even though I love that song. It seems to kind of drag until the vocals come in. I love the intro to 'Stalemate', though. Not sure how to describe the mood I think it has... almost defiant or aggressive... determined, that's it. Determined. But, of course, still sad.
Love the intro to 'Inside the City of Glass'. So ominous.
Hmm... I guess that's enough.