mx.ruclips.net/user/view_play_list?... Jefferson Airplane "White Rabbit" Live on The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour. From the Dvd "Fly Jefferson Airplane"
It's not about drugs. It's about interdimensional theory. Pick one to either grow small or biggerrrr. And do not forget which way you are going. Or otherwise, you will never remember your head.
Between the mysterious, eastern- influenced guitar intro, and the almost military sounding snare drum, followed by Grace's vocal overlay, you get transported to the beyond. Nothing quite like this song - truly a masterpiece!
that snare drum and guitar is 100% Vietnam era. Creeping through the jungles high on mushrooms. "When the Men on the chess board, get up and tell you where to go."
Possibly the most amazing thing about that era was that no one could communicate with others the way we do today people spent lots of time alone back then and it was completely normal
When the men on the chessboard get up and tell you where to go And you've just had some kind of mushroom, and your mind is moving low Go ask Alice, I think she'll know When logic and proportion have fallen sloppy dead And the white knight is talking backwards And the red queen's off with her head Remember what the dormouse said Feed your head, feed your head sounds like now...
I am checking in at age 70. Having been an usher at the Hollywood Bowl, I got paid 12 dollars (plus tips) to see Jefferson Airplane perform live on September 15, 1967. I was right up front and even went back stage that night. When they did "White Rabbit" the crowd was transfixed. I still remember that night, that very moment, such a very long time ago...
Most epic comment I have ever read on RUclips!! We need your brain.. Keep it safe.. Extract the memories as soon as we can and plug in baby. Nice! 🥁🎸🎶🎵🎼
The ladie singers of back then did that and were mesmerizing, unlike what's now singing about different break ups in their lives. Much better music in the 60"s 70'S and 80"s
Didn't have to know where to look, until the mid 1990s. As top quality music was all around you. Couldn't miss it, and the bench was deep, as in the tier two groups were also pumping out compositionally strong and innovative music, I'm 46yo, I was pulling my hair out at the increasingly bland ,simple, and unsyncopated music in all genres, that my generation of musicians were making from mid 1990s onwards
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Still a great song to this day, and very nostalgic for me. I remember in 67 when this came out, my Mother was working at a pizza parlor near a college, and it was a hang out for college students. They had a nice jukebox in there with all the latest stuff. I'd go in there and help wash dishes so I could get some free pizza and listen to the jukebox. White Rabbit was the #1 song the college students would play, along with The Doors, Strawberry Alarm Clock, The Turtles, and The Animals. Still love that music.
Is the whole band live? I ask because it appears the bassist has some kind of slug thingy on the neck of his bass and it covers the strings. My first thought was he was protesting having to play in sync to the track.
I was a bit surprised, in a good way. Most of the videos of the time were lipped synced, the feeling that people wanted to hear the polished, studio versions. I'm glad I came across this version. Her gaze and wry, subtle grin are captivating and connect in ways that a lipped sync version wouldn't have done.
Fun fact: "The group made its first public appearance as Jefferson Airplane at the opening night of The Matrix (a nightclub in San Francisco) on August 13, 1965"
I saw Jefferson Airplane play this song live in concert in Riverside California in 1967. I was 16 and my mom dropped us off as I didn't yet have my license. The ticket cost me $3.
[Verse 1] One pill makes you larger And one pill makes you small And the ones that mother gives you Don't do anything at all Go ask Alice When she's ten feet tall [Verse 2] And if you go chasing rabbits And you know you're going to fall Tell 'em a hookah smoking caterpillar Has given you the call Call Alice When she was just small [Verse 3] When the men on the chessboard Get up and tell you where to go And you've just had some kind of mushroom And your mind is moving low Go ask Alice I think she'll know [Verse 4] When logic and proportion Have fallen sloppy dead And the White Knight is talking backwards And the Red Queen's off with her head Remember what the Dormouse said Feed your head Feed your head
Jefferson - Airplane or Starship - are part of the incredible story of Rock with their super songs and great shows. Being born in the late 50's, it's fantastic to realize that I've been there all along! Amazing!!!
@@barnacleboi2595 When i was young i used psychedelics but now i'm addicted to opiates and all kinds of benzos.. And Lyrica (Painkiller in Finland) i don´t know what is Lyricas name in other countries.
Those of us that have been here since the 60's know the rest of you are late to the party... Most of us don't remember the party ... but you're late anyway!
Keep looking for music dude there’s quite a large scene for psychedelic music nowadays, Tame Impala, Pond, unknown mortal orchestra, ASAP rocky, Kanye, Tyler the creator, twiddle, spafford, phish, king gizzard and the lizard wizard, Travis scott, chance the rapper, childish gambino Kendrick Lamar, they have def all done very high psychedelics doses
You don't need to do psychedelic drugs to live a full and prolific creative life. In fact I would argue that most psychedelic-inspired art is bizarre or absurd rather than truly beautiful, and they tend to all have the same discordant sound and look. I've enjoyed a creative life without this. I have been a boardgame designer and publisher for the last 8 years. If you want a real trip, go alone with your thoughts on a nature walk for 3-4 hours...that will blow your mind and give you all the inspiration you need.
Man the 60s n 70s were such a one-off unique trip of an awesome time in the United States. So many amazing musical achievements and milestones. Invented genres, perfected styles and just off the charts creativity.
An instant classic. It was part of The Matrix Resurrections' soundtrack and I'm glad that 1899 creators (Baran bo Odar, Jantje Friese) included it in the show. Such a strong song.
I thought i heard it before now I realised it was in The Metrix Resurrection's trailer and yes it's strong song and 1899's first episode brought me here.
Heh it's been stuck in my jead since I saw that trailer. Which gave me goosebumps btw. I usually hate new movies and reboots but I'm excited to watch this. I jist have to watch the first 2 sequels first. I never bothered watching them because of how bad they were. But I guess the new one makes more sense if you've seen em all. So I guess I have to watch 5 hours or so of crappy movies to watch a 2 and a half hour good movie.
Well there are only two senses of the word "masterpiece", and one of them is a creation that qualifies one for entry into a guild, so I think maybe it's only a masterpiece in the other sense, being that it's of great quality.
I agree Kurt - I’m 76, and for 54 years I’ve been listening to this song. There are a few decent covers floating around on RUclips, but I always come back to this one to get my White Rabbit fix. They just don’t make ‘em like this anymore…
I’ll tell you what, Moze…I thank my lucky stars nearly every day that I was born when I was. For lots of reasons, but music is certainly one of the main ones. And yeah, if we could sit down over a beer or three, I could most definitely tell you some stories… 😎
I was 22 and in college when White Rabbit came out in 1967. The crowd I ran with loved it; it was THE perfect party song. I have some great memories associated with that song. Woodstock was across the country from me and I was a poor kid just out of college. As much as I wanted to be there, it was out of the question. I was not much of a Jimi Hendricks fan, but I loved The Doors, The Who, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Jefferson Airplane, Fleetwood Mac, The Eagles, and especially the Stones. I love the Stones, and the fact that they’re still going strong, at my age, never ceases to amaze me. We also had a local band, Paul Revere and the Raiders, and I loved that band. I went to some great concerts in the 60’s and ‘70’s, had some experiences I’ll never forget. It was a great time to be young; I wouldn’t have it any other way.
Everyone here associating this song w/ the matrix but lets all remember the masterpiece that is fear & loathing in Las Vegas & the impact this song had in it.
just ahead of their time. what a masterpiece. i can't believe they actually wrote and played this and people at the time liked it. i love every single one of them.
I’d highly recommend listening to the rest of the album Surrealistic Pillow, and Volunteers, which is also awesome. No other band quite embodied the 60s like Jefferson Airplane, and Grace Slick is a bonafide goddess
This song is hard to replicate because her notes are so strong, simple and powerful... trying to remix her notes with alternate falsettos just makes it cheezy... she sings in a militant tone here. Powerful. Subtle. Love it!
Its crazy all together gives that fricking your on a pirate ship feel the whole Vietnam era had that kind of vibe all you gotta do is add the right vocals like here's at a certain point I don't know maybe it's the Spanish and militant feel due to the guitar and bass love it man
fucking hell this is not a song, but a journey, i have experienced shifting realities while jefferson airplane was playing in the background, this shit was on another level, it will always have a monumental and dear place in my heart, the songs and the memories.
@@TexasTimelapse no it doesn't. What utter nonsense. You don't need to be on LCD or Shrooms to understand the concept of Alice in Wonderland/Through the looking Glass
She’s absolutely amazing but is she underrated really? Her and Janis Joplin were the driving forces of women’s vocals through the 60s and I think they are properly recognised for it
BrraaH Do you Even Know Who She IS? I Mean Like Really??! Maybe You Should: Go Ask Alice🤣😂😆 Oh, Wait Lemme Do The Easy Work For You. Oh Alice?? Oh Alice?? About Grace Slick--?? GoAskAlice Reply's: Grace Slick is a rock music icon, playing as the lead singer of the rock groups Jefferson Airplane, Jefferson Starship, and Starship for nearly **two decades, from the 60s through the 80s. Want Some Schrooms??
@@juscruzenit Of course I do. What I meant to say that here in the UK, she got little recognition commercially in the late 60s, it wasn't until the 1980s, that she was recognised commercially. I meant underrated in terms of commercial success here. Hope that clear things up a bit 4 u.
Probably who found it was the intern, who told the 2nd junior assistant, who told the 1st junior assistant, who told the senior assistant, who told the coordinator of music, who told the director of art, that was actually the one called "brilliant" and that got a raise.
The first time I heard this song was when my fiancés dad went through his house singing it and I thought it was the wildest thing ever. Needless to say he is a hippie and does silly things like this 🤣.
Than you have to check out when they used this track in Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas !!! It’s soooo proper lol ruclips.net/video/ASCkWnxlfUA/видео.html
As soon as the first note’s played, we’re transported back. It’s not the only one though. The 60s had songs that were instantly recognisable by the first chord. Ditched them when they became Jefferson Starship tho.
@@davizitopa7252 i think someone wrote the song for them, but i remember seeing that at a concert, The Momma And The Pappas, with Cass Elliot, were sitting in the front of Grace Slick and The rest of the Airplane singing this song and was thrilled and captivated by them to the point of worship
Warner Bros has the ability to make slight remixes to great songs for trailers that just get stuck in your head. The sound mixers for the WB trailers need all the accolades they can get.
In an interview, Grace Slick gave credit to her close friend for keeping her away from the nasty drugs that killed so many of the great's from the 60's.
I can see how psychedelic rock went on to influence many genres of music that came after such as progressive rock, indie rock, alternative rock and even heavy metal. It was very much ahead of its time and insanely dynamic.
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Matrix 4! I am here because of Mr. Anderson
Me too
We are all here 😁
Happy tripping
Me me me me here by Matrix 4
X4
Most people think that this song is about drugs. It's actually about the book Alice in Wonderland. Which is about drugs.
I'm writing this while high.
Which was written by the author because he was entertaining high officials of the Queen daughter named Alice from a small boat trips on the lakes.
I'm high rn
So it's not about drugs?
@@leroyd.griffin6857 The story? No. The story was written Long before Acid was invented.
It's not about drugs. It's about interdimensional theory. Pick one to either grow small or biggerrrr. And do not forget which way you are going. Or otherwise, you will never remember your head.
Please don’t let this song die. It’s truly a masterpiece.
Don't worry, movies will always use this song any time someone gets high.
@@jstuckless Lol!
It's the "Call of the Wild" of rock music: Very concise and powerful.
@@jstucklesshaha yeah don’t worry this song is more timeless than any of us
Paul kalkbrenner feed your head, listen to this, it wont die its a classic
2024 anyone?
I'm here 2024
Yepp, me too
Hiii
Absolutely
Yes!!
God, that entire song is just constant rising action, her voice is so strong, building the tension the entire time. It still gives me chills.
feed your head !
I sooo agree!! It’s so mesmerizing!! I ❤️👍 it!!
She based it on Ravel's Balero. She told the audience we were in in 1968
This version has the "rising action" you spoke of. So freakin' true , I love it too.
when white rabbit peaks throw the radio in the tub
The fact the founding member of Jefferson Airplane owned a club in SF called The Matrix in real life is a lot of layers.
You can see the Transamerica Pyramid in the trailer
the fact that this song synced so well with some things in the matrix 4 trailer is just damn amazing
That's a glitch!
Wow
woah
Between the mysterious, eastern- influenced guitar intro, and the almost military sounding snare drum, followed by Grace's vocal overlay, you get transported to the beyond. Nothing quite like this song - truly a masterpiece!
that snare drum and guitar is 100% Vietnam era. Creeping through the jungles high on mushrooms.
"When the Men on the chess board, get up and tell you where to go."
Go ask alice I think she'll know
In a thousand years this will still be one of the greatest songs ever made.
I totally agree with you
Disagree
Apitutado in the sky
And until then?
It's so strange, I 100 percent agree. This is no feel good song, this challenges.
Gotta love this era man. The clothes, the music, and the psychedelic colors.
Possibly the most amazing thing about that era was that no one could communicate with others the way we do today
people spent lots of time alone back then and it was completely normal
Dont forget about the destruction of the family unit
@@loreneskidmore2591 What are you talking about?
The acid
Gotta love it mate
It looks like she’s staring through the camera into the future and knows I’m watching this on RUclips.
She is!
Yes!! Powerful! This woman is absolutely fantastic!
You took a trip before you watched didn’t you? 💜
She is HIGH!
When the men on the chessboard get up and tell you where to go
And you've just had some kind of mushroom, and your mind is moving low
Go ask Alice, I think she'll know
When logic and proportion have fallen sloppy dead
And the white knight is talking backwards
And the red queen's off with her head
Remember what the dormouse said
Feed your head, feed your head
sounds like now...
This is one of the few songs that starts low and slow and builds to a dynamite finish , a brilliant masterpiece .
"Crying" by Roy Orbison comes to mind, not subject matter of course but in structure.
Good catch , another Roy Orbison song that did this was Running Scared@@haintedhouse2990
Bolero
Kashmir
I love songs like that!!
These guys were far ahead of their time, and the lady's voice is wonderful.
Either they were ahead, or popular music went downhill thereafter.
The tune is absolutely of it's time, current music just blows
Grace was an absolute fuckin stunner
Yes sir that she was!!
She still is in her 70’s
Frfr
I tell you what she had balls too. I read she did a concert in Germany in the late 60s and made fun of them for losing ww2
Shes actually 84! @@alrivera8363
A lot of Matrix fans will show up here and I'm so grateful they will appreciate this classic gem of a song.
I just love a damn good song. The song is perfect!!!
I'm glad the trailer reminded me of this. It's easy to lose classics like this.
*pumps shotgun*
"put your mouth on this"
Yep,I remember watching fear and loathing in Las Vegas and trying for ages to find out what this song was, ah I wish I was around in the sixties.
What a freaking song
We already miss you Bray 😢
I am checking in at age 70. Having been an usher at the Hollywood Bowl, I got paid 12 dollars (plus tips) to see Jefferson Airplane perform live on September 15, 1967. I was right up front and even went back stage that night. When they did "White Rabbit" the crowd was transfixed. I still remember that night, that very moment, such a very long time ago...
great anecdote! (Y)
Lucky old bastard
Ditto...
🇺🇸😄👍
Most epic comment I have ever read on RUclips!! We need your brain..
Keep it safe..
Extract the memories as soon as we can and plug in baby. Nice!
🥁🎸🎶🎵🎼
“I don’t do drugs, but I’m glad other people do” - someone on the internet
😎
Your a wise human being.
Peace.
Billy Boulton 😉
True. But it's another complicating factor. I'm uncomplicating it. Thor
Drugs very big problems for humankind
Stunning menace, stunning beauty.
What a band.
Music from my generation! So many memories of a bad home life and so many of my joy of music. Hell, I am still alive and rocking🤭
Her voice is epic. SHe gets into your soul, feed my head .
The ladie singers of back then did that and were mesmerizing, unlike what's now singing about different break ups in their lives. Much better music in the 60"s 70'S and 80"s
@@bondmanjbd Plenty of good music today too you just don't know where to look.
Didn't have to know where to look, until the mid 1990s.
As top quality music was all around you. Couldn't miss it, and the bench was deep, as in the tier two groups were also pumping out compositionally strong and innovative music,
I'm 46yo, I was pulling my hair out at the increasingly bland ,simple, and unsyncopated music in all genres, that my generation of musicians were making from mid 1990s onwards
@@bondmanjbd ok boomer
@@bondmanjbd p 0
This song is such a masterpiece!!
Absolutely
It doesn't get any better
@@thomashourie7740 the matrix version is WAY BETTER
@@firefenixful ok zoomer
Kalki ironman after 2026 😎
Humans 0
Saiya-jin 1 to 6
Angels 7 😇
Kalki Ironman 5th matriya buddha 8th arc Angel 11th satguru 13th imam and 24th avatar after 2026 😎
Almighty God 9 😇
Humans type 2.5+ after 2026 by Kalki Ironman (christ in the white horse)(son of man on clouds) type 7 and 8 😎
Jarvis the world’s first artificial intelligence (parrot) 😎
Cuz Kalki is ironman batman super saiya-jin superman ben10 saitama Narutoo shaktimaan and every super heroes combined after 2026 😎
Jarvis world’s first artificial living being (just like vision in marvel universe)😎
Made of Quantum and sub quantum particles 😎
Power source quantum energy arc reactor (type 7) level technology 😎
Kalki Ironman going to have every kind of arc reactor like:- type 1 Nuclear fission, nuclear waste, hydrogen fusion, type 2 3 4 5 antimatter arc reactor (solid liquid gas), type 6 electro quantum arc reactor, and type 7 Quantum arc reactor, type 8 limitless quantum energy arc reactor without quantum particles 😎
Kalki Ironman going to have sun in a box million billion tons of hydrogen nuclear fusion reactor type 2 3 4 5 just like sun and stars in the palm of his hand 😎
This all going to happened by self replicating quantum nanobots knowledge energy and techniques at type 7 7 7- respectively 😎
Ironman (Tesla 2.0) going to reveal every secrets of the world specially Tesla and his Antigravity 😎
We r living inside a voice operated quantum computer which is our universe itself with codes in sub quantum particles. We need to connect with this computer code so we can do anything and this code is also know as 8 sridhi/mantra/wazifa this is the target of our life. Kalki avatar Ironman after 2026 has full control over this matrix code and he is the only one has power of imagination into reality it’s also knows as matrix of leadership This power is beyond the matrix itself with the help of staff of MOULA MUSA a.s. 😎
No one has this power before or going to have in the future 😎
U guys need to cure your eye so that u guys can get control over 8 sridhi (matrix) 😏
Matrix just like cheat code of games aka 8 sridhi 😏
Sridhi is like using quantum energy through electromagnetic particles with the help of quantum codes aka quantum data/knowledge through they Specific vibration and frequency from their words (spells) 😎
8 sridhi quantum physics 😏
RIP Bray Wyatt. Thanks for the memories.
God.....let him in!
This group was so far ahead of there time every song . A TIMELESS CLASSIC . 😊
Thank you Matrix 4 for making arguably the best Psychedelic Rock song mainstream again!
What a strange way to name Time by Pink Floyd
Who would've thought
@@mauriciodominguez595 I think you mean to say "Interstellar Overdrive".
The Doors ftw
This song deservingly got "resurrected" today!
Bravo 👏🏻
It never died.
@@MrIbib true! 🙌🏼
You just had to do it. You funny s.o.b
@@MrIbib BEST DRUG SONG EVER
Still a great song to this day, and very nostalgic for me. I remember in 67 when this came out, my Mother was working at a pizza parlor near a college, and it was a hang out for college students. They had a nice jukebox in there with all the latest stuff. I'd go in there and help wash dishes so I could get some free pizza and listen to the jukebox. White Rabbit was the #1 song the college students would play, along with The Doors, Strawberry Alarm Clock, The Turtles, and The Animals. Still love that music.
More than a great song, a mystical experience...What a band, what a song, what a golden age..m
The power in her voice is just astounding
Grace Slick.
Sounds kinda like Florence and the Machines, doesn't she
AMEN!!!❤️❤️💯
Can you believe that her name was acid queen? It was a time which LSD was a normal thing and she had a lot of it
This song is AMAZING
Her vocals are live in this. Goosebumps
Is the whole band live? I ask because it appears the bassist has some kind of slug thingy on the neck of his bass and it covers the strings. My first thought was he was protesting having to play in sync to the track.
I think only her vocals are ‘live’ here(?)
gorgeous
Lol all vocals are live dude.
I was a bit surprised, in a good way. Most of the videos of the time were lipped synced, the feeling that people wanted to hear the polished, studio versions. I'm glad I came across this version. Her gaze and wry, subtle grin are captivating and connect in ways that a lipped sync version wouldn't have done.
One of the best live performances of all time ❤
Her eyes never blinked, did you notice that? Wonderful voice, I had never heard it. Really captivating.
Fun fact: "The group made its first public appearance as Jefferson Airplane at the opening night of The Matrix (a nightclub in San Francisco) on August 13, 1965"
Now Jefferson Starship.🚀😆
@@Annapurna818 location?
"Are you beginning to Believe?" ;)
@@comphysync9084 3138 Fillmore St. in San Francisco. It's now a bar called White Rabbit.
@@gunshow7425 many good times at matrix when I was younger and douchier. Had no idea it was called White rabbit now!
“Fate, it seems, is not without a sense of irony.”
I understood this reference
would love for you to explain...
@@srinivasreddyt9555 Morpheus explaining Matrix to Neo in the first Matrix movie.
Facts!
Судьба не лишена иронии?! Да, мистер Андерсон?
Her voice is absolutely enchanting
RIP Bray Wyatt 🐇🐇🪰
I saw Jefferson Airplane play this song live in concert in Riverside California in 1967. I was 16 and my mom dropped us off as I didn't yet have my license. The ticket cost me $3.
Happy 70th Sir!
That most be good i guess
Imagine
Jealous as fuck
Legend 🙌
[Verse 1]
One pill makes you larger
And one pill makes you small
And the ones that mother gives you
Don't do anything at all
Go ask Alice
When she's ten feet tall
[Verse 2]
And if you go chasing rabbits
And you know you're going to fall
Tell 'em a hookah smoking caterpillar
Has given you the call
Call Alice
When she was just small
[Verse 3]
When the men on the chessboard
Get up and tell you where to go
And you've just had some kind of mushroom
And your mind is moving low
Go ask Alice
I think she'll know
[Verse 4]
When logic and proportion
Have fallen sloppy dead
And the White Knight is talking backwards
And the Red Queen's off with her head
Remember what the Dormouse said
Feed your head
Feed your head
Thanks 😊
fuckin hell. super thanxxx
😮
Thanks
I always thought it was "keep your head"
Jefferson - Airplane or Starship - are part of the incredible story of Rock with their super songs and great shows. Being born in the late 50's, it's fantastic to realize that I've been there all along! Amazing!!!
The only problem with this song is!!! It’s too fucking short , absolute masterpiece
I always hated how short it is. But that's also what keeps me coming back and throwing it on repeat.
Same,,
Well, like Led zeppelin did for many of their songs, in concert, they could/should have extended the piece..
The opposite of Metallica, who never fucking knows when to end a song.
Yea true
@@srujan00 lol
"i used to do drugs. i still do, but i used to, too." - Mitch Hedberg
i used to do drugs. i still do, but now i have bad addiction - My Name -
@@brokenmind4410 Two types of drugs my dude. The ones that open your mind and the ones that kill it
@@barnacleboi2595 When i was young i used psychedelics but now i'm addicted to opiates and all kinds of benzos.. And Lyrica (Painkiller in Finland) i don´t know what is Lyricas
name in other countries.
I'm a simple man. I see a Mitch Hedberg quote I like and I comment.
The greatest one line comedian ever
One of the songs of all time
She's so beautiful 🥹
Grace Slick has to have the most mesmerizing, hypnotic voice I have ever heard.
Gracie Slit haha
Not even trained, naturally amazing and real
She has one of the most beautiful alto voices that I've ever heard.
Agreed. Check out Jonette from Concrete Blonde. Very close
Love your profile picture. :]
"....When the rabbit bites its own head off... I want you to throw that fucking radio... into the tub with me"
you talking bout fear & loathing in las vegas huh?
Fuck man you've gone completely sideways. They'll make me explain things ..... shit.
that was one of my favorite dialogue in the movie
You mean when Mr Rabbit PEAKS i want that fukn radio in this water !! UHHHHH UHHHHHH UHHHH HUHHHHHHHHJGHHH
(((((( TOMATO SPLATTT )))))))
grapefruit, not tomato lol. :)
❤ 2023 still love this song.
Those of us that have been here since the 60's know the rest of you are late to the party... Most of us don't remember the party ... but you're late anyway!
😆
Lots of LSD was harmed in the making of this song and video.
...LOL !! Hilarious !!!
that was really good
Also, adrenochrome.
Nice profile and comment
@@j.jester7821 Oh boy, it's the obligatory, entirely-unrelated adrenochrome reference just when we needed it the most.
The problem with artist these days is very few are willing to take the heroic amounts of LSD to make a classic such as this..
Corrina Barber 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Keep looking for music dude there’s quite a large scene for psychedelic music nowadays, Tame Impala, Pond, unknown mortal orchestra, ASAP rocky, Kanye, Tyler the creator, twiddle, spafford, phish, king gizzard and the lizard wizard, Travis scott, chance the rapper, childish gambino Kendrick Lamar, they have def all done very high psychedelics doses
😂😂😂
Hahahahahaha!!!
You don't need to do psychedelic drugs to live a full and prolific creative life. In fact I would argue that most psychedelic-inspired art is bizarre or absurd rather than truly beautiful, and they tend to all have the same discordant sound and look. I've enjoyed a creative life without this. I have been a boardgame designer and publisher for the last 8 years. If you want a real trip, go alone with your thoughts on a nature walk for 3-4 hours...that will blow your mind and give you all the inspiration you need.
こんにちは。
私は日本人ですが、ベトナム反戦時代で歌われた、この曲に何故か不思議な魅力を感じます。
チャーリー・シーンのplatoonのback Musicにも採用されましたね。
アメリカの転換期な時代の数々の曲の1つだと感じます。
ベトナム戦争に従軍された方々はSouth Vietnamで苦しい戦闘だったと思います。
ありがとうございました。
失礼致します。
Man the 60s n 70s were such a one-off unique trip of an awesome time in the United States. So many amazing musical achievements and milestones. Invented genres, perfected styles and just off the charts creativity.
all under the direction of the CIA via Laurel Canyon.
An instant classic. It was part of The Matrix Resurrections' soundtrack and I'm glad that 1899 creators (Baran bo Odar, Jantje Friese) included it in the show. Such a strong song.
I thought i heard it before now I realised it was in The Metrix Resurrection's trailer and yes it's strong song and 1899's first episode brought me here.
The Sopranos
Heh it's been stuck in my jead since I saw that trailer. Which gave me goosebumps btw. I usually hate new movies and reboots but I'm excited to watch this. I jist have to watch the first 2 sequels first. I never bothered watching them because of how bad they were. But I guess the new one makes more sense if you've seen em all. So I guess I have to watch 5 hours or so of crappy movies to watch a 2 and a half hour good movie.
Had to revisit this classic after just watching 1899
1899
This song is a masterpiece in every sense of the word.
Well there are only two senses of the word "masterpiece", and one of them is a creation that qualifies one for entry into a guild, so I think maybe it's only a masterpiece in the other sense, being that it's of great quality.
The build up to 2:39 still knocks me out.
@Marie Marie Why are you like this?
now thats what im talkin about.
Amazing. She is smiling with utter mischief. What a bad ass Grace Slick is
Still as Brilliant today as it was in 1969, What have todays youth got, Adele, Edd Shearer and Rap Crap,God we were privileged to be Young in the 60s
Taylor Swiff as well.
This lady owns the stage without moving anything but her vocal cords, damn.
K.
K.
Appearances are deceiving. Down the rabbit hole further. Transvesigations of inverted celebrities. Not entirely a lady.
Lol
She was magnetic too at Woodstock festival
This song is so mesmerizing and otherworldly.
Perfect description
Thank you.
I very much agree!
That undeniable unbelievable voice....
They absolutely slayed it in this performance, this live recording one is a true classic
The vocals are live but the instruments aren’t
@@ahappynigerian Yep. She kills it though.
Literally one of the best track ever made,30 years listening to this and never get bored 🐇
Yesssssss!.mi ingles es muy
Limitado..pero.siiiiii.quiero masssss
I agree Kurt - I’m 76, and for 54 years I’ve been listening to this song. There are a few decent covers floating around on RUclips, but I always come back to this one to get my White Rabbit fix. They just don’t make ‘em like this anymore…
I’ll tell you what, Moze…I thank my lucky stars nearly every day that I was born when I was. For lots of reasons, but music is certainly one of the main ones. And yeah, if we could sit down over a beer or three, I could most definitely tell you some stories… 😎
I was 22 and in college when White Rabbit came out in 1967. The crowd I ran with loved it; it was THE perfect party song. I have some great memories associated with that song. Woodstock was across the country from me and I was a poor kid just out of college. As much as I wanted to be there, it was out of the question. I was not much of a Jimi Hendricks fan, but I loved The Doors, The Who, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Jefferson Airplane, Fleetwood Mac, The Eagles, and especially the Stones. I love the Stones, and the fact that they’re still going strong, at my age, never ceases to amaze me. We also had a local band, Paul Revere and the Raiders, and I loved that band. I went to some great concerts in the 60’s and ‘70’s, had some experiences I’ll never forget. It was a great time to be young; I wouldn’t have it any other way.
timeless
This song immediately puts 'Nam into my head.
Timeless !!! Love it !!!
Jefferson Airplane was the first concert I went to in Boston Garden 1968 get this ticket was $3.50 I still have the stub man. LOL
same here
I don't know what these strange symbols mean buy the music is fucking awesome
Mike Mitchell that's awesome
Put it on ebay - you might be surprised. Ah those were the days i yearn for.
wow dig that history man
This song is about to explode in 3 hours... Follow the White Rabbit
How'd you know 🙆♂️
How do you know? Are from the future? Or from the matrix? Is it real? Am I real? Holly shet,!
There have been descriptions of the trailer for days now including what music is played.
How’d you know?
@@richardthekingransom i just...told you?
Grace was born to sing! Wow
Old hippie here, reminding everyone to be sure and feed your head.
Everyone here associating this song w/ the matrix but lets all remember the masterpiece that is fear & loathing in Las Vegas & the impact this song had in it.
I need a rising sound
Thank you Man 👏
exactly
toaster and all
I agree
Grace Slick has a magnificent voice.
you cant even sing along with this song, youll sound dumb lol
@@mikec4308 No Mike, I’m afraid its you that sound dumb.
@@amisanders467 You do realize he wasn't insulting anyone. He's simply saying anyone would sound stupid when trying to sing along to this song
@@mikec4308 it's true. I can't capture that powerful voice of hers at all. Nobody compares to Grace Slick.
Yes she does! I'm trying to sing like her in my new songs.
Don’t watch this on Acid Grace stare intro my soul like she knew I would watch this 57 years later. Damn trippy experience…
just ahead of their time. what a masterpiece. i can't believe they actually wrote and played this and people at the time liked it. i love every single one of them.
How is this the first time I'm listening to this masterpiece...
Welcome to the real world
Bro fr
Same 😬
I’d highly recommend listening to the rest of the album Surrealistic Pillow, and Volunteers, which is also awesome. No other band quite embodied the 60s like Jefferson Airplane, and Grace Slick is a bonafide goddess
@King
This song is hard to replicate because her notes are so strong, simple and powerful... trying to remix her notes with alternate falsettos just makes it cheezy... she sings in a militant tone here. Powerful. Subtle. Love it!
I think Florence Welch can do a good job.
Exacto, un tono militante. Me pone "piel de gallina"
Its crazy all together gives that fricking your on a pirate ship feel the whole Vietnam era had that kind of vibe all you gotta do is add the right vocals like here's at a certain point I don't know maybe it's the Spanish and militant feel due to the guitar and bass love it man
Listen Paul kakbrenner's remix "feed your head"
Listen to PInks version of this.
Magical haunting and enchanting from the era of class music never mind the plastic shite of today true class and what a legend was our grace
Happy 84th Grace! Love you!
Grace Slick is absolutely killing it in this song. What a voice!
"We were somewhere around Barstow on the edge of the desert, when the drugs began to take hold."
@Preston Hanson i think you got it wrong
Barstow means your're in Cali!! Finally right!?
@@hivemind010 no no, hes got it right.
BATS
@@reneeschwider6136 Who the shit would want to be in California nowadays lmao
Grace , what a voice !
fucking hell this is not a song, but a journey, i have experienced shifting realities while jefferson airplane was playing in the background, this shit was on another level, it will always have a monumental and dear place in my heart, the songs and the memories.
I would like to thank Matrix for making me discover such a beautiful song, albeit too late. I can't get over the feeling the song gives me.
It makes more sense if you've done psychedelics before.
@@TexasTimelapse no it doesn't. What utter nonsense. You don't need to be on LCD or Shrooms to understand the concept of Alice in Wonderland/Through the looking Glass
@@DanceySteveYNWA
Please enlightening us by sharing your psychedelic experience.
It’s not about understanding Alice in Wonderland
It’s more about the feeling the song gives you while you’re tripping your balls off.
@@dantay7484
Exactly
such a crazy mindfuck when this song plays in "the game" the sheer suspense this song creates is insane in the movie
What game
Is it worth watching?
Such a good movie!!! Nobody knows about it
@@thisisfallacious9463 yesssssss
@@victoriaurban5838 can vouch extremely worth watching
Her voice is so powerful its overwhelming the crappy recording equipment. I love that 👏👏👏💪💪💪
Thank You Bray
Gone but not forgotten ⭕️🐇❤️
One of the most underated female vocalists of the 60s, the brilliant Grace Slick.
She’s absolutely amazing but is she underrated really? Her and Janis Joplin were the driving forces of women’s vocals through the 60s and I think they are properly recognised for it
Possibly the most highly rated Rock vocalist of the 60's. And deservedly so.
Wouldn't call her underrated. She hardly flew under the radar.
BrraaH Do you Even Know Who She IS?
I Mean Like Really??! Maybe You Should:
Go Ask Alice🤣😂😆
Oh, Wait Lemme Do The Easy Work For
You. Oh Alice?? Oh Alice?? About Grace Slick--??
GoAskAlice Reply's: Grace Slick is a rock music icon, playing as the lead singer of the rock groups Jefferson Airplane, Jefferson Starship, and Starship for nearly **two decades, from the 60s through the 80s. Want Some Schrooms??
@@juscruzenit Of course I do. What I meant to say that here in the UK, she got little recognition commercially in the late 60s, it wasn't until the 1980s, that she was recognised commercially. I meant underrated in terms of commercial success here. Hope that clear things up a bit 4 u.
Lol
Whoever chose this song to be in the new Matrix trailer, deserves a raise!!
I read it "deserves a rabbit" 🤣🤣
@@mostafasaad1878 lol!
Probably who found it was the intern, who told the 2nd junior assistant, who told the 1st junior assistant, who told the senior assistant, who told the coordinator of music, who told the director of art, that was actually the one called "brilliant" and that got a raise.
So pleased to hear it on the reacher season finale
Rest in paradise Bray wyatt. Our generation's white rabbit ⭕🐇
Go ask flower of life godesss
So glad The Matrix Resurrections had this as part of of their official trailer :) What a classic.
Made the trailer edgy ☺️
I agree
yes
I feel it speaks to the depth of the message the movie is trying to deliver.
What a voice! Can't get enough of it, I get goose bumps every single time.
Can’t believe I’ve never heard this song before. Heard it on 1899 and was captivated! Love the psychedelic 60s vibe and powerful vocals.
The first time I heard this song was when my fiancés dad went through his house singing it and I thought it was the wildest thing ever. Needless to say he is a hippie and does silly things like this 🤣.
Holy crap 1899
Dude what!!??? This is a classic....came here after 1899 also just finished the first episode.
Than you have to check out when they used this track in Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas !!! It’s soooo proper lol
ruclips.net/video/ASCkWnxlfUA/видео.html
The 1899 cover is horrendous
Opening riff is incendiary ❤❤❤
I went to 60's party when I was a child. It was wild. It was lights action and just like this.
2 minutes and 29 seconds of psychedelic perfection and then they're like, 'That's it, see ya.'
As soon as the first note’s played, we’re transported back. It’s not the only one though. The 60s had songs that were instantly recognisable by the first chord. Ditched them when they became Jefferson Starship tho.
Exactly
yep. it's a short and sweet masterpiece.
It's like they got that one from beyond. The rest of their work is quite mediocre, but this one short song is ridiculously good.
@@davizitopa7252 i think someone wrote the song for them, but i remember seeing that at a concert, The Momma And The Pappas, with Cass Elliot, were sitting in the front of Grace Slick and The rest of the Airplane singing this song and was thrilled and captivated by them to the point of worship
This song has been stuck in my mind since Matrix's trailer.
Me too. I can't get it out of my head. This song is too good.
Like a splinter in your mind.
Its really good in another movie called "The Game"
Warner Bros has the ability to make slight remixes to great songs for trailers that just get stuck in your head. The sound mixers for the WB trailers need all the accolades they can get.
I've known this song since waaaay back when...er...man! I was 12 when this charted in 🇬🇧. Didn't know that it had been on Matrix though.
Grace Slick is so badass
I got goosebumps atleast 5 times
That opening bass line is so damn sick. I love it. Probably my favorite opening riff ever
Jack nailed it!
In an interview, Grace Slick gave credit to her close friend for keeping her away from the nasty drugs that killed so many of the great's from the 60's.
R Ski Alcohol was Grace's vice.
Let's just assume you're talking about heroin and coke and haven't been completely brainwashed.
MC RIP Immaculate pure coke aint bad, psychedelic drugs is what will toast your mind and give psychosis
Rest in Peace Bray
I can see how psychedelic rock went on to influence many genres of music that came after such as progressive rock, indie rock, alternative rock and even heavy metal.
It was very much ahead of its time and insanely dynamic.
Those opening chords are superb and really hook you
harris3693 Jesus that's some racist shit
I feel bad, but I laughed.