Charts on SO(3) closed set under composition. This visualization can be extended to a general rotation in 3-dimensional space. The identity rotation is a point, and a small angle of rotation about some axis can be represented as a point on a sphere with a small radius. As the angle of rotation grows, the sphere grows, until the angle of rotation reaches 180 degrees, at which point the sphere begins to shrink, becoming a point as the angle approaches 360 degrees (or zero degrees from the negative direction). This set of expanding and contracting spheres represents a hypersphere in four-dimensional space (a 3-sphere).
Larger than Life (song) tell ya now there are prices to fame alright." In the chorus, they sing about how having legions of fans has changed their lives, "All you people can't ya see can't ya see/How your love's affecting our reality/Every time we're down/You can make it right/And that makes you larger than life." Stephen Thomas Erlewine of "AllMusic", during his review for "Millennium", picked the song as a highlight from the album, while in its review for "The Hits: Chapter One", he wrote that "it may be more tied to its era, but "Larger than Life" is infectious pop nonetheless." Jim Farber