Or it could also be towards Dave Groul of the Foo Fighters, since they werent exactly friends Maybe find another lover- Plenty of cheaters in this countryĭaves on sale again- This is a stap at David Bowie I believe, the Minnie line is from a Bowie song, and Bowie is known to change is music for what is popular, hence he's a sell out. There must be something we can eat_ Americans are fatasses, plain and simple Kenneth from Springfield, IlThis song IMO is about the American culture.Ashley from Sandy, OrWho ever it was that mentioned that the song has the same lyric as Alice in Chains is awesome! I thought I only noticed it!.Listen to Jane's, do a quick study on Zen Philosophy, and then revisit this song- you can't deny it. Rain dogs is indeed a comment on the days promoters. "Asshole brother" is a kindred-sprirt-type loose reference to Perry Farrell(who's in LA). The event referenced is lollapolooza: "a million dollars at stake & fake with a saint & minnie -> cow." Lollapalloza was suposed to be disney world for rock. My theory is that this song is a response to Jane's Addiction zen philosophy: especially apparent in Nothing's Shocking- Jane's sings about Elvis being dead, and that Sex is violence- which Gavin refutes (in line with the title). Andrew from Dayton, NjNone of these interpretations tie all the possibly true references above.Jim from Long Beach, CaGreat song.The 90's last real decade for real music.There Is no sex but the violent invasion and colonization is ever present. There is no sex in their violence? Sex is a violent invasion with intent to seed. mother was going to pull them from the show at one point but then the cash rolled in.
Theme song "Kid, Don't sell your dreams so soon". An obvious reference to the growing popularity of the Olsen at the time. Theme song "Clouds as mean as you've ever seen Everywhere you look When you're lost out there and you're all alone". the scent has washed away in the rain leaving them lost. the character Jesse is absolutely obsessed with Elvis throughout the entire run of the sitcom. Theme song says "How did I get delivered here? Somebody tell me please This old world's confusing me". Zen is the instantaneous here and now existence.
The opening theme song seems most closely tied to Jessie's life as well. Gavin/Jesse than says "were so bored and your to blame". In the opening scene they are all riding in a convertible and your point of view is the rear view mirror one of the Olsen twins makes a kissy face at everyone. Throughout the show he is always trying to reinvent himself despite constant failure "Daves on sale again". Dave Coulier his comedian friend of no relation to Bob actually settles in the basement. Upon arrival Gavin/Jesse "finds another lover" Becky. Referring to him as an "asshole" because he now has to help take care of the kids. Bob has just lost his wife in a violent accident leaving him with 3 young girls. The show begins with him flying to Los Angele's to move in with his "asshole brother" played by Bob Saget. He speaks from the character Jessie's point of view.
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This song is about the sitcom Full House and Gavins utter disgust with its theme song and all that the show represents. Michael from Buffalo, NyYou are all wrong.And all the while, the other half is becoming disillusioned or bored with it all. One half is doing yoga, investing in a film, partying, finding spirituality in "exotic" religions like Buddhism, relying on other people to provide thrills, and so on. Takae from London, United KingdomI always thought it was a lazy commentary on a certain couple from London.Please forgive the snarky tone of this post, I'm just recalling how annoying that particular moment was. I had hoped it would filter down to Barney, but it never got quite that far. Mainstream entertainment types everywhere could now congratulate themselves on how Transgressive they were being, without any loss in profile, record sales, or advertising.
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The FCC had just declared that the word "asshole" was no longer a security threat, and every hack TV scriptwriter and boring rock band were tripping over each another to get the word out there. Dave from Elizabeth, NjI remember the time well.Mareen from San Antonio, TxIt's seems to be about "Hope"."I don't believe that Elvis is dead." - I can't let go of the past/nostalgic things/trends that are long dead. "We're so bored, you're to blame." - I get bored very easily.
"There must be something we can eat." - I'm always hungry, and my medication makes it worse. "Everything Zen? Everything Zen? I don't think so." - With my chronic anxiety, I find it hard to live in the moment.
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