Jefferson Airplane - White Rabbit Reaction | Went Down The Rabbit Hole With This One..😳

[@robertsmayqueen9455]

Grace Slick is an icon ❤

[@elisekuby2009]

The better version of White Rabbit is the one they performed at Woodstock, 1969. The song is based on Alice in Wonderland and Alice Through the Looking Glass. The singer, Grace Slick, became known as the acid queen, due to her affinity for the stuff. She is 84 years old now; amazing that she made it this far. She has the constitution of a horse.

[@adamdalton3492]

Your bang on the money , it's Alice in wonderland... this must be one of the most trippy tracks out there. Most of these types of bands where using large amounts of L.S.D in that era ❤

[@lebheidenstrm5392]

If I had to describe the 60s musically to someone with one song, it would be this song.

[@jasongibbins6484]

Yeah this and House of the Rising Sun

[@carolynkovacs5412]

Amen, I am 78 yrs old, I hated the hippie era but you must admit the music that came out was awesome! Maybe the kids today should do some, their music sucks big time. I really believe this was about adrenochrome!

[@ptournas]

I think you got it perfectly!

[@unndunn1]

I’ve seen a lot of reactors do this song and you’re one of the few who really got it. I’m going to subscribe to you because of it.

[@allybandy3047]

In high school for my first date ever I went to see this live in concert. Memories!!

[@KevinRCarr]

Great song choice, interesting reaction. This was mid-60s. It is definitely about Alice in Wonderland and about drugs.

[@rickward460]

You nailed it Brother 👍👍 Talk about rabbit holes (Alice in Wonderland or not) Jefferson Airplane/Starship is a hole well worth diving into!! Thanks for the trip back to my teenage years 🙏 Spread the love 🐶😎🇺🇸

[@peckish_tooth6515]

"We can live afar from the sun, but we cannot live close to the sun; yet, we need the sun. I come here often to be blessed and advised, and then I depart contented". -- Kahlil Gibran (Iram, City of Lofty Pillars) May you and yours have a happy and safe holiday season (and hopefully not too much drama)! Peace, love, and blessings to you.

[@rebauer2000]

Great! you got it! So many reactors don't get it especially it's about Alice in Wonderland!

[@edwardmeradith2419]

The last line, repeated, “feed your head” later on Grace Slick commented that it wasn’t referring to drugs. It was referring to reading 😅

[@leevuletich3024]

Always saying the right things .

[@laurasmith2522]

It was said that the writer of Alice in Wonderland was a big " mushroom eater and during a trip got the idea for a book for his.little daughter " alice in Wonderland" i was 9yrs old when this song came out and my uncle 6yrs sy senior and my cpudi. 5yrs older bothe had this album and i loved this song so much ( not really getting the meaning" but lived the sound of it and no doubt at 9yrs connected the Alice in Wondrrland story to it. Thst my mom let me have the 45 record, my 1at rock record to plsy on my tinker bell record player. And as.i got older and in my teens it was still one of my favorite songs ( esoecially understanding the whole undermeaning ) and just 3yrs ago i got to see Jefferson Starship do this song at a small hometown concert and yhey had a HUGH SCREEN up with all the sixties type video as this one did with tye dye shapes swirling around and i bet anyone there over 40yrs @ 150 of us all got up to "groove" with the screen, the band and one another. As it was so Awsome thst thry ssid before staring to plsy it " their first song of the evening, they are not the original band, but want to thank Jfferson Airplane for allowing them to carry on with such great music, if not for the Airplane they the Starship would never have been ! WOW it was so so fun and wonderful ti hear them play it, especially keeping to the original ! Thanks for doing this . .

[@paulweber686]

I believe that "Lewis Carroll" was a friend, or tutored to the children of a family who had a daughter whom Carroll featured in stories he would make up for the children and eventually they became "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland" and "Through the Looking Glass".

[@hadrenspicer9035]

Check out suerlistic pillow album . Great album grace slick lead vocal.

[@krisdoggett483]

This groovy song is far out, man. Jefferson Airplane evolved into Jefferson Starship in the mid 70s, then just Starship in the 80s. Yes, this song is about taking psychadelics. Grace Slick really belts it out.

[@JStephs1950]

Acid Rock is always a little strange. The thing that really sticks out for me is how Grace Slick pronounces the words: It has the same feel as when you play a song backwards, except the words are going forward. That's weird.

[@CozzyKorner]

Such a cool song!😎

[@troyshilanski380]

Shes so pretty

[@brettmanus7904]

This was 1967.

[@troyshilanski380]

Nice job sir.

[@fridaylong2812]

It came out in '67. If I remember correctly, it was LSD. My dad liked it (I don't think he really got.) Neither he nor my mom could understand the lyrics in Lola. Her name is Grace Slick. Drugs were definitely being used.

[@OLGABURROLA]

Yup!

[@legalizitt]

When your joint is getting down to roach size, you tear a match out of the matchbook and split it from the torn end down to the match head. Put your roach into the V and twist the two legs together holding the roach in place. You just made a Jefferson Airplane roach clip. It was a 60s thing.

[@troyshilanski380]

And yes Alice in wonderland

[@larrywalling4682]

😎👍

[@karidrgn]

Need to read Alice in Wonderland and Through the looking glass to understand the symbolism in this song

[@joeoneill6587]

1967. Alice in Wonderland on LSD

[@rogerlunde8668]

They are , togheter with Grateful Dead, the most famous Hippie-band ever.

[@jillw4983]

Yes, all of that

[@louduerinck9876]

The great Gracie Slick

[@paulbykowicz9653]

It's ALICE AND WONDERLAND

[@will-x9c]

Psychedelic drug stuff, Alice in Wonderland. Correct. Grace Slick was IMO the greatest singer of her generation. This was one of their "big hits". They produced a boatload of amazing creative music that most people don't know about. The band itself was extremely talented when they could stretch out. The bass player Jack Casady..even Miles Davis was impressed with him. This was 1967, the hippies, summer of love, all of that. JA defined the era. As to whether they took a couple of those pills before going on..I think that's a safe assumption :)

[@gordonmills381]

ALICE IN WONDER LAND

[@StjepanPolasek]

All you need to know about that book in 2min.....genious

[@gordonmills381]

Ask your self when was ALICE IN WONDERLAND WRITEN

[@JohnGunn-o6l]

Try Gary Richraft flying turkey trot live REO Speed wagon guitar solo better shread than Eddy V he is very under estimated

[@jowsmith1904]

its a drug song yep. your ears are correct

[@fredtello]

Keep On Truckin brother I have 600,000

[@chrisbrindley8432]

Let's smoke some caterpillars man.

[@judyhawkins1290]

Rather, just smoke what the caterpillars were: Hashish, highly concentrated THC. You can buy this in many states that have legalized recreational weed.

[@jillw4983]

LSD days