An End Has a Start was written to be a big, loud and immediate record and it has a number of genuine anthems on it. Unfortunately, that abundance may have meant that songs that would otherwise have attained the accolade of being the album's centrepiece are overlooked, purely because of the grandeur of their neighbours. In my opinion, and this may be controversial, Push Your Head Towards the Air is evenly matched to The Weight of the World for that title. From its inception, TWOTW was designed to be an anthem (specifically for Glastonbury, if I remember correctly). I don't know if PYHTTA was written with the same directional focus but it ends up as a similar animal. The main diversion point is that one seems to address a single person, with the other more broad and general in its intended audience. Most importantly, both of them promote hope. Noteworthy, given that it was around the time of their second album that Editors' media-appointed gloom baggage became fully attached.