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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 10/ 28) ------ performed by Jefferson Airplane Seriously? | Reviewer: Hippymover | 9/25/08 If you have not taken hallucinogenic drugs and/or had a a detrimental trip, then you will never have any idea what this song means. She is talking about the rabbit hole and yes the rabbit. I won't explain who's who, but the song is about a trip and the consequences thereof. I have said too much. Know your facts. | Reviewer: Anonymous | 9/24/08 Actually the author, Lewis Carroll was not on acid. Ccid wasn't invented in 1865, it was first synthesized in 1938. But the possibility he was on other forms of hallucinogenics ie: mushrooms, opium, is quite possible. Duh! | Reviewer: jmorrisonbabe | 9/24/08 Okay, I have one thing to say. I am 16 years old in our world today. My mom has a boyfriend, who is 57. I know more about that song than he does. When i was listening to that song one day, he said do you know what that song means? it's about drugs. And I told him, "Well no shit. But it's much more than that. it's not just another druggy song. It is using something that is seen everyday, Alice in Wonderland. And it is an amazing way of showing exactly what the F*** was on "Lewis Carol's" mind. LSD!" I have to say, that I am very proud of myself for not being hypnotised by the rest of the teenage population these days into actually thinking that what the music industries are putting out right now is actually MUSIC...i don't think soooo!!!!! random ideas | Reviewer: evil toast | 9/16/08 the author that wrote alice in wonderland was on lsd throughout the entire story, hence the weird images, meanings, and sensations the story has. we can go on forever about the meaning of the song and story and have many interperattions but you can never really know what the author intended because of the altered state of mind that he was in. and even if you did the drug and tried to interpret it you still probably won't have the same mindset b/c everyones mind works differrently excellent song | Reviewer: Anonymous | 9/15/08 First off - that's a great story about your experience with harold/howard BigwigNUFC. i have heard this song before alot of times but never could get what all the lyrics were. either way what they are about (personally i agree with Bigwig) i was discussing last time we had taken ketamine and later some acid with my friend at his home..i asked him when he got white rabbit and i didn't know he liked the band.. only for him to turn round and say that he doesn't own it and never had....i had been sitting listening (hearing it in my head) for about 10 hours!! <3 | Reviewer: Anonymous | 9/8/08 dont have to think too much into the song..alice in wonderland and white rabbit are just crazy random thoughts, probably just the ones that stood out best during a trip. and im thankful somebody decided to sing about the nonsense, its one of my favorite songs...but always makes me want to feed my own head. review | Reviewer: trizzle | 8/29/08 this song makes me wanna smoke pot. i wonder what being high and listening to this song would be like. cause when i listen to this song..... i just feel high. i just sit back, close my eyes, and i feel like everything just hits me at once. then passes through me. and then all i see and feel and hear is color. Best Song About the Mind and Drugs Ever | Reviewer: Rapter57 | 8/27/08 There's truth to the song but i just bought Alice's Adventures in Wonderland/Through the Looking Glass and What Alice Found There yesterday and i seriously don't see how Lewiss Caroll could have written the first chapter when on drugs if Alice has both understanding of geography and mathematics when she goes down the rabbit hole. not to mention the symbolism is way more sophisticated even in the beginning than anything Shaggy from "Scooby Doo" would write. Unbelievable load of old Bollocks!!! | Reviewer: BigwigNUFC | 8/18/08 As a true Airplane fanatic of 40 years, who has their entire output on vinyl, as well as tape & CD, I can't believe the amount of utter crap being spouted by some people on here. The whole song is a tongue-in-cheek parody of parts of both Alice-In-Wonderland & Through The Looking Glass [ the correct title of Lewis Caroll's sequel....and yes I know that is just his pen-name, before some wise-arse corrects me...It just isn't important!] It's got nowt at all to do with the Vietnam War...as if! It is just a light-hearted piece of awesome, metaphoric song writing, using the Alice story to describe a hallucigenic trip, whether real or imagined...well that's for Ms Slick to say. Coincidentally, the very first thing that happened to. on my very first trip [of maybe 50 LSD trips in between '71 & '73]was, having fallen asleep, I was woken up by a 6' tall brown rabbit or hare, called Harold...who was worried about me. It turned out to be a new friend of mine, called Howard! Feed your head! Jefferson's endless trip | Reviewer: vivajah07 | 8/15/08 This song is a flawless masterpiece in rock. With a sound never to be seen again in future bands to come. 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