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By Pages:   Previous 10 Pages    11    12    13    14    15    16    17    18    19    20   Next 10 Pages Add Your New Review About The Song The Reviews about White Rabbit (page 11/ 28) ------ performed by Jefferson Airplane to all | Reviewer: dithmo | 8/13/08 to those of you saying this song is about drugs you are correct, its based around alice in the looking glass which is full of drug reference but to those trying to figure out what "feed your head" means i believe it means open your mind. many people take hallucinogenics to experience a different perspective on reality, i think it refers to this and yes. | Reviewer: taryn | 8/12/08 well the first lines are about pills. now the whole men on the chessboard thing has me in a toss up between they can be the hilusination making you do things or the men on the chessboard cud be ppl of society like the king aka lawmakers queen and other peices being police court ppl and all that. after that the next lines are obvous And you've just had some kind of mushroom And your mind is moving slow Go ask Alice I think she'll know it just means your tripping and ur mind is gone and the drugs tell you what to do "When logic and proportion Have fallen sloppy dead" again loss of motor skills tripping drugged up" And the White Knight is talking backwards "tripping" And the Red Queen's "off with her head!" now this cud either mean someone trying to stop the intakeof drugs by taking off the mouth and nose basically head or "off with her head as in "high and 10 feet tall" Remember what the dormouse said; "FEED YOUR HEAD" AND FEED YOUR HEAD WITH DRUGS INHALE SWALLOW OR DESOLVE UNER THE TONGUE "ACID"<3 Just a thought | Reviewer: Dreamer | 8/12/08 The only thing I have to say is I dont think the closing line "feed your head" has anything to do with getting the munchies. There have been many references from people that taking these types of drugs were done so to see things more clearly. I think they were saying "Here, use this and you will see it for yourself." cause it all messes with your head. But yea...........the song is one that will stand the test of time! ah. | Reviewer: Anonymous | 8/8/08 alice in the looking glass was written on an acid trip, therefore there will be many drug references. the pills in the beginning could be taken as ecstasy or speed, you smoke weed out of a hookah, mushrooms; i.e. shrooms, make you slow and with any of these highs, you can start talking backwards, and seeing trippy shit. feed your head also makes me think of munchies, which you get from drug use. so to those of you who think this song is NOT about drugs... read the lyrics over, do some research.. alice in wonderland is highly litered with the idea of drugs & using them. :) For those of you who are ignorent to the song. | Reviewer: Anonymous | 8/3/08 It is about drugs no matter what people say. It is based off Alice in Wonderland yes...Alice in Wonderland is based off of the book "Alice in the Looking Glass and that book has many references to drugs. Such as the hookah smoking caterpillar, Shroom (mushroom) Shroom will make you either feel like your really tall or really small depending on the potency of the shroom and or the person who took it. When they refer to the "Pills mother gives you, they don't do anything at all" They are referring to the fact that they don't make you trip because the ones mother gives you is basically Tylenol ect.. Also many people while they are stoned see white rabbits and most of the time they start talking to them.Not to mention if you ever play chess or cards while stoned the pieces or cards can do some pretty strange things. Logic and proportion does fall sloppy dead when you are stoned.And at times people do sound as if they are talking backwards. So you can either take it as it is.(Talking about drugs) Or you can take it as what people want you to believe. back in the day.... | Reviewer: The Joker | 8/4/08 This song was written in the era people actually could play music. There were covers, yes, but none of the ripp the music from one song, mix in two others with it, and throwing in the lyrics from yet another. People had talent, and originality. There were no drum machines, no computers adding anything. It was the era of magic. The concerts were unreal, heavenly, something not of the world. All from the music, and no laser shows, dance routines or any crap and fluff. Jefferson Airplane, was one of the best. feed your head. | Reviewer: mrs W.R. | 7/28/08 This is one of the most mind blowingly great songs ive honestly ever heard. Especially when you're stoned. It does things to you. It made my boyfriend slice open his palm over his 45 of this. No he isn't crazy. It just does things to you. And Im pretty sure its a drug reference. Hello 60s? Hello phychadellics? Drugs were pretty easily accessable especially for big bands like j.a. Thats my take on it. So dont chew me out thinking you know better than me. its just the opinion of a stoned appreciative 16 year old girl who's had some experiences with this amazing song. A Review? | Reviewer: Autumn | 7/21/08 This psychedelic gem IS about drugs, incase no one already knows-'shrooms, LSD and probably dope to be a bit specific. Even though that is what the song is about, it's still great, and Grace wrote the perfect song for the era. I'm a teenager and Jefferson Airplane is my favorite psychedelic band. I have Surrealistic Pillow on vinyl, along with Bark, Long John Silver, and Flight Log. And the lyrics ARE, to anyone who debates over this line: "Have fallen sloppy dead". It does not sound like "softly" at all. Happy listening! to everyone!!!!!!!! | Reviewer: valerie | 7/15/08 atualy this song is about alice in wonderland...not about drug use and when did plants be considered drugs??..the word drug was used for another word like medicine...Jefferson airplane is like the shit!!! stfu | Reviewer: glenda | 7/10/08 Okay so uhh the song was written around the 60s era, when heavy drugs were hitting hard and I can assure you that the song does have something to do with drugs. And Jefferson Airplane were big on doing drugs in the 60s, after all they did play at Woodstock in 1969, which was the biggest hippie concert ever, for that time period. The song is a great song, and anyone who disrespects it, has no clue behind it's true meaning. And the song is a statement. Add Your New Review About The Song By Pages:   Previous 10 Pages    11    12    13    14    15    16    17    18    19    20   Next 10 Pages