Not quite sure how this would be a reference to an alleged 'new drug' synthesised in 2017 when the song was released in 1992. The reference to salmon is rhyming slang for 'salmon and trout', snout, also known as tobacco. Nice try though :)

@@SimonDaviesCyclist Pink champagne was speed not cocaine, but it was one of the most popular drugs at the time being very pure amphetamine. The reference to salmon is definitely tobacco nonetheless.

@@archelon78 I get ya; though the original response suggested something called 'pink champagne cocaine', which forced me to look it up as I hadn't heard of it. I found the odd news story mentioning 'pink champagne' as a cocaine derivative hitting the streets in 2017 (allegedly). It's not the first time drug nick names have been conflated and confused :)

Granted, the song in its entirety was meant as a double entendre about a chap called Ebeneezer Goode and the drug MDMA (as you likely know). I snagged this clip for a specific purpose a while ago for comedic reasons. It was literally a salmon joke ;)

I've updated the description a little. To be honest, this was a transcript taken from the board at the base of the KZ1 at the museum in New Zealand, so if it seems a little biased that would explain it :-)

Good grief, did I not answer this? I am hopeless on KZbin! This was filmed in a car park area for a recreational grounds called Heath Park in Cardiff :-) Don't tempt me with mounting cameras on stuff... I've gone all lego technic and mindstorms.....

Simon Davies Hello mate, thanks for the reply. Hope you are well. Chat soon. Peace.