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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/ 23) ------ performed by Jefferson Airplane dormice/mouse=same thing | Reviewer: madhatter | 2/28/08 dormice may be a type of mouse but thats the plural form of it. dormouse is the singular as in 1 mouse. dormouse. if thats what the songs actually says then thats cool but i just wanted to put it out there that yes ejes, dormice is a part of the rodent family but mice is plural, mouse is singular. (see wikipedia) disgrace!? | Reviewer: Anonymous | 3/1/08 To the Anonymous poster before me... Have you even PLAYED Lost Odyssey? If you have played the game, and found the quality of it utterly unfitting for such a song, then sure, it's your opinion. But if you haven't even touched the game, how can you be so firm in your belief that the game can't stand up to this great song? Or even maybe outperform it? A opinion is worth respecting if it has a valid point. I don't think "i don't know anything about that movie, and I don't plan to see it, but I know beyond a doubt that it's total crap" is one of those respectable opinions. damn dude | Reviewer: Anonymous | 3/2/08 whats with all the hostility between those who found this song because of Lost Odyssey and those who already knew it just because they all heard before this game even was thought of. what does it matter, fucking A, lets just enjoy the damn song. Disgrace | Reviewer: Anonymous | 2/28/08 The game trailer is complete disgrace to this song and it's histry, i am a pretty big "gamer", myself, and i love videogames, but in my oppinion, putting htis song in an '08 game with japanese art bases in it, and one that has NOTHING to do with the SONG, is an utter disgrace through my eyes, just because some producer who liked that song, just like the rest of you (who the majority of which probobly hadn't even heard this song until that damn game came out) doesn't mean it should have gone into this game, a game which will rise, be played, slowly fade into the infamous history of shitty games, and then be gone forever, when this SONG will be loved until the end of democratic days. I apologize if i have insulted anyone reading this, but oppinions are oppinions, agree or don't agree. Kevin agree | Reviewer: dante | 2/27/08 yea wanted to agree with lex, i've heard this song before but didn't remember it till i saw a commerecial! and for doorknob and doormouse and the references to drugs, the reason their not direct like "keep your head" instead of "feed your head" is cus they didn't want to make a blantantly obviouse reference to drugs. Absolutely Devastating... | Reviewer: Literature Before Media | 2/27/08 Firstly, Allow me to note that the only intellectually redeeming review I've observed thus far for this song was posted by "ejes," and for that I'm most appreciative, comrade. I'm nominally relieved that at least a few scattered souls who have happened upon this website reference their classic English literature before Disney cartoons. However, my primary point of dissent in this message is the nauseating fact that not only has this masterfully beautiful and emotionally-charged piece of sincere 60's era musical craft been degraded into another cheap advertising gimmick intended to sell video games to the same unconscious demographic which soaks up the crowd-rousing, radio-friendly product (disguised as music) normally used for the same purpose. What's worse... I came here as a mere test directly after seeing the aforementioned video game advertisement practically shielding my eyes in the utter hope and horror that no one had dared to reference this wonderful song to that commercial. Needless to say, I was more than disappointed. A final request from a long-time Jefferson Airplane fan: Please remember, kids, that just because a majestic song is used to promote a product it doesn't mean that the product is comparatively majestic. this song bout alice in wonderland | Reviewer: bill | 2/27/08 this song is about alice in wonderland. listen to the lyriks. when alice too ka pill and she shrank she talked to a catapiler. she also too k a p[ill to make her "ten feet tall" so think about it and look it up its about alice in wonderland. another example, alice is chasing "white rabbits" and in the movie SHE CHASES A WHITE RABBIT funny | Reviewer: lex | 2/26/08 i love how so many people (me included) have found this page and the youtube video for this song based on the fact that we saw/heard a video game trailer and thought "damn, i like that song...". hahahaha... Comment and a question | Reviewer: Anonymous | 2/23/08 The lyric is obviously "dormouse". Listen to the song; it's virtually unmistakable. Also, seeing as how the previous line mentions Alice losing her head, wouldn't it be feasible for the lines that follow it be "keep your head"? Thing is, it's never sounded like nor made any sense to me for it to be "feed", plus there's what I find to be a definite 'P' sound at the end of the word within both of the final lines: "Feep", it clearly isn't. Most of the lyrics websites I've encountered—as well as the people I know who are fans of "White Rabbit"—apparently hear "keep" as well. Perhaps a commonly misheard lyric, whichever word is correct? However, if you wanna go the drug reference route, the first rule of tripping on hallucinogenic drugs such as LSD, peyote or mushrooms is to, above all else, "keep your head." At least that USED to be the saying, particularly in the 60's and 70's... Surrealistic Pillow | Reviewer: Anonymous | 2/17/08 Classic song from White Rabbit. I love Grace Slick's voice. After reading about the Jefferson Airplane song in Hunter S. Thompson's "Fear and Loathing In Las Vegas", I just had to get a listen. Been a fan ever since. If you liked this song, get the whole album. Definitely one you should hear. Add Your New Review About The Song By Pages:   1    2    3    4    5    6    7    8    9    10   Next 10 Pages