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What i think | Reviewer: Wolf man | 10/25/08
actually looking at the lyrics changes it all up lol but I think it shows Noodle ( shes a girl all u RE RE s ) is a free mind and 2-D sees this and wants to be free, Russel is just chillin and Murdoc is jammin cuz its hiz perfect world dont forget to watch el manana =o
Anon delivers! | Reviewer: Anonymous | 10/15/08
I agree with Anon who said that it is analogous to "Brave New World" I found that to be a really cool interpretation and it totally changed the way I listen to this song...
Even if that's not what they meant I think its a fricking awesome way to look at it (and kind of makes sense)
2D and Noodle | Reviewer: LouLou | 10/17/08
I agree with Eleca 100%.
2D seems like he loves Noodle. And them at Feel Good INC. are trying to make him conform to them... They won't let 2D get away.
I love 2D and Noodle. Russel and Murdoc don't appeal to me as much.
Everybody is happy now, right? | Reviewer: Anonymous | 9/27/08
The Feel Good Inc. appears to be a perfect world, full of physical pleasure, but somehow there is something deeply deeply wrong with it.
I agree with the roles of the four band members discussed in the former post: Murdoc actually enjoys what's going on, while Russels just shuts up and let's it happen. 2D realizes the Feel Good Inc. is sour and longs to escape, but Noodle is the only one who manged to walk her own way. Of course the system won't let her do that and tries to hunt her down.
Ever read the novel "Brave New World"? It's a perfect world where everybody is supposed to be happy, just the protagonist Bernard realizes that it's flawed.
I'm on soma holiday again (drinking with friends on weekends to forget about the silly misery of the week) and just realized that I'm just as coward and weak as 2D. Poor guy...
PS: Anyone knows Cibo Matto? (Noodle's voice's former band) Stereo Type A has a pretty similar topic. Loss of identity and substance in a superficial modern world.
I get the strong impression... | Reviewer: Eleca | 9/25/08
That the song is about innocence. Feel Good INC. has drugs, death, promiscuous sex. Noodles island is her innocence. 2D sees her island and wants to be out of Feel Good INC. and with Noodle. 2D starts singing out of protest like he's trying to say that they don't know what they're missing "they don't know wack" the man is laughing at 2D like he's saying "HA! You'll never get out! Shut up too" (with yo sound you kill the INC.)
Russel just seems to be doing his own thing thinking about his own stuff. And Murdoc? Murdoc's likes Feel Good INC. but I get the feeling he thinks he's superior to every one there, and would like to get out because he thinks they're all stupid.
Your all WRONG ! ! ! | Reviewer: Geraud | 9/19/08
All your explanations are way to complex and emotional. Lets face it, they were probably just high from smoking to much weed and imagined windmills floating through the air and a feel good inc where theres chicks all over you and ppl laughing at you. That's what this song is about...
What it means | Reviewer: Anonymus | 8/23/08
I think it is talking about being free, mental prison and the dumbing down by media. The feel good inc windmill is the mental prison, those on the floor have been dumbed down. Noodle is free as you can see by him riding on his seperate island
This song rocks | Reviewer: Anonymous | 8/19/08
I agree with anonymous. I really think 2D loves Noodles. But, I see what you other guys are saying how he wishes for the freedom that Noodle is free to have, yet he's stuck in that place. (being stuck with Murdoc...that's gotta suck being 2D considering he gets beat up by Muds all the time!) I can see the hope he has when he's looking out the window.Not only to be with Noodle, but to be free with her. When El Manana happens, I think he get's very depressed since Noodle 'dies'. (he doesn't know!) and his only place he put his hopes and dreams of getting out of Feel Good Inc. gets destroyed by the army or whatever. I'm not a hippie, but maybe the whole thing with the helicopters sigified the government taking and stealing everything they can get their dirty little mits on, stealng peoples dreams in that same instant. I bet 2D was happy after he realized she wasn't dead. I love the song, see a lot of meaning to it, and it just makes me love 2D even more! (I am NO fangirl. BLAH)
happyness | Reviewer: tom | 8/20/08
This song seems to be about the things people do in order to make themselves feel good. The song seems to focus on the darker side of pleasure like addictions and habits, but then the chorus comes in and it seems to say that you should stop thinking about what makes you feel good and try to love others to make them feel good. It's saying that love is what makes the world go around, hence the windmill reference.
One Idea... | Reviewer: Anonymous | 7/17/08
I think the part about the windmill could be 2-D's feelings for Noodle. In the video, he stares out the window seeing Noodle playing her guitar on the floaty island thing. And in El Manana, where Noddle's island gets shot down and Noodle looks as if she dies (it was staged but 2-D didnt know) the lyrics are *i saw that day, lost my mind* he saw the day Noodle *died* and it emotionally scar'd him. Because remember, the Feel Good Inc. tower where 2-D is has perfect view of the floaty windmill island. Which means 2-D saw everything.
This is just an idea. It's probrably completely wrong. Dont take the piss.
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