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By Pages:   1    2    3    4    5    6    7    8    9    10   Next 10 Pages Add Your New Review About The Song The Reviews about White Rabbit (page 9/ 28) ------ performed by Jefferson Airplane A deeper message | Reviewer: Anonymous | 10/19/08 To all the people who say this song is not about drugs, you're wrong. It's about the hardships you go through while experiencing drug abuse and the consequences that come with it. It talks about what hallucinogens do and how they make you feel. Relate this song to the book Go Ask Alice, by Anonymous. This connection will leave you understanding through a different point of view, hoping to give you a better insight. You'll be melancholic if you fully understand how the cycles of drug use work. People need to view it from a different perspective. EVERY song has meaning. Even if it sounds like it doesn't, only the writer will know what it truely means. Calm | Reviewer: Ruby | 10/15/08 Sorry to break it to everyone but this song is about drugs, it's about what your mind does when you take drugs, 'when the white knight is talking backwards', drugs make you insane. You go into a fantasy world. However Alice in Wonderland wasn't about drugs, she was just a little girl who got smaller and went into a real fantasy world, this is where confusion starts. Hmm... | Reviewer: Anonymous | 10/14/08 Actually correction, Grace did drugs too, LSD and Marijuana, read her autobiography, said it her self. And I agree Malice, who cares what its about, not all songs have a meaning, but are just songs written to enjoy for no meaning. Every heard of instrumentals? They have no lyrics, so why were they written? :O Pretty obvious, my two cents on it. a few little facts | Reviewer: Anonymous | 10/10/08 Some interesting theories here but what Grace Slick was implying in this song is that.. when you are a child your parents read stories to you about a girl taking pills and becoming larger (then smaller), a hookah smoking caterpiller, Peter pan sprinking dust and then you can fly ect.. Then when you become an adult they wonder why you are strung out on drugs. Though in fact Grace was an alcoholic and not a druggie, rather strange for the sixties. hmm | Reviewer: brunetteballa@hotmail.com | 10/9/08 You Guys Say This Song Isnt About Drugs, But It Certainly Sounds Like It, -"and you just ate some kind of mushroom" none of us are the writier of this song, so we wont truly know, sure well have our guesses..but we wont fully know Hmm. | Reviewer: Malice | 10/8/08 I think that this song doesn't matter what it's about. People sitting here arguing about it is simply silly. We should all just enjoy it, man. It's a good song and you get from it what you get. Everybody gets something different, man. It's all personal mindset. :] Paulyboo52 | Reviewer: paul boone | 10/7/08 Every settle the fuck down. Its clearly a trip. The movie is fucking random. Alice is probably tripping on acid in the movie. Its all good. The movie is a whole trip. If you dont think that way then your a fool! I only read 2 of the things and you guys are fucken retarted | Reviewer: Pajamas | 10/6/08 This song is not about acid, shrooms or any drugs at all it is about Alice in Wonderland if you think this is a song about drugs then you are Retarded yes it is a trippy song and yes its Fucken Jefferson Airplane What the fuck it is just about the movie so dont be a Dick sniper and say that its about Drugs because you will feel retarded afterwards because you are wrong. I am not saying that everybody is Dumb Just the First Few people. Actually | Reviewer: The Silver Stag | 10/6/08 Lewis Carroll was not on acid because acid was not invented for another 73 years. Carroll invented the story while babysitting a friend's daughter after a church service and trying to entertain her. although opium was commonly accepted at the time, they did not believe you should smoke anything during church. later when he expanded the novel he included metaphors alluding to friends and events in his life. he wrote the novel to be an example of literary nonsense, a genre popular at that time. Just a great song | Reviewer: Anonymous | 10/1/08 So much arguing about something that only the members of the band can answer, and to my knowledge, never have. That's like arguing about Pink Floyd's "The Wall" and what it all means. WHO CARES! Just enjoy them both. White Rabbit It starts of low and slow and builds to such a great crescendo with Grace wailing out FEED YOUR HEAD. I just love it. The marching drum in the background can't be beat. Add Your New Review About The Song By Pages:   1    2    3    4    5    6    7    8    9    10   Next 10 Pages