you're wrong about this song being nonsense...it is written in Nadsat though, which is the language from the movie A Clockwork Orange (which the video for the song is based)...the title of it Never Gonna Stop (The Red Red Krovvy) is even written in it..."The Red Red Krovvy" is blood. Here's what it's about, line by line...
My Durango, # 95
In the book A Clockwork Orange the main character, Alex, and his droogs (friends) steal a car called a Durango 95.
Take me to the home, kick boots and ultra live
Inside of a house with a rock outside that reads "home", Alex and his friends beat an old man and rape his wife while he watches...I'm pretty sure after the "Take me to the home" part the lyrics are wrong.
See heaven, flash real horrorshow
Alex and his friends drink milk laced with drugs named Moloko which Alex discribes as being like seeing heaven. Real horrorshow means real good.
Knock it nice and smooth step back and watch it flow
I'm pretty sure this isn't really what he's singing either
Yeah the devil, ride a dinosaur, he paint the monster red so the blood dont stain the floor
I'm pretty sure this is wrong, but if it isnt, rob zombies probably the only person who knows what it means.
In-Out, real savage show, skorry as a shot came sickness
After he gets caught Alex signs up for an expiremental treatment where they hold his eyes open, drug him, and make him watch videos of violence and sex (in-out). the drug causes him to get sick. Skorry means "fast".
So see, it's not meaningless. It's just you have to have read A Clockwork Orange or have seen the movie of it to get what it's meaning is.
The song tries to pick up on the meaning of the book "A Clockwork Orange" which is that we all have in us the ability to do good and bad, and we make the choice wheter or not we wil be good or bad. The book itself is an examination of whether or not 'evil' is innate or cultured, and reflects a dystopian future society (set in 1995 - as it was written in 1962). The song itself is using the language of the book (and subsequent film; it is an excellent example of the timelessness of the themes of...
The song tries to pick up on the meaning of the book "A Clockwork Orange" which is that we all have in us the ability to do good and bad, and we make the choice wheter or not we wil be good or bad. The book itself is an examination of whether or not 'evil' is innate or cultured, and reflects a dystopian future society (set in 1995 - as it was written in 1962). The song itself is using the language of the book (and subsequent film; it is an excellent example of the timelessness of the themes of Anthony Burgess' work
you're wrong about this song being nonsense...it is written in Nadsat though, which is the language from the movie A Clockwork Orange (which the video for the song is based)...the title of it Never Gonna Stop (The Red Red Krovvy) is even written in it..."The Red Red Krovvy" is blood. Here's what it's about, line by line...
My Durango, # 95 In the book A Clockwork Orange the main character, Alex, and his droogs (friends) steal a car called a Durango 95.
Take me to the home, kick boots and ultra live Inside of a house with a rock outside that reads "home", Alex and his friends beat an old man and rape his wife while he watches...I'm pretty sure after the "Take me to the home" part the lyrics are wrong.
See heaven, flash real horrorshow Alex and his friends drink milk laced with drugs named Moloko which Alex discribes as being like seeing heaven. Real horrorshow means real good.
Knock it nice and smooth step back and watch it flow I'm pretty sure this isn't really what he's singing either
Yeah the devil, ride a dinosaur, he paint the monster red so the blood dont stain the floor I'm pretty sure this is wrong, but if it isnt, rob zombies probably the only person who knows what it means.
In-Out, real savage show, skorry as a shot came sickness After he gets caught Alex signs up for an expiremental treatment where they hold his eyes open, drug him, and make him watch videos of violence and sex (in-out). the drug causes him to get sick. Skorry means "fast".
So see, it's not meaningless. It's just you have to have read A Clockwork Orange or have seen the movie of it to get what it's meaning is.
The song tries to pick up on the meaning of the book "A Clockwork Orange" which is that we all have in us the ability to do good and bad, and we make the choice wheter or not we wil be good or bad. The book itself is an examination of whether or not 'evil' is innate or cultured, and reflects a dystopian future society (set in 1995 - as it was written in 1962). The song itself is using the language of the book (and subsequent film; it is an excellent example of the timelessness of the themes of...
The song tries to pick up on the meaning of the book "A Clockwork Orange" which is that we all have in us the ability to do good and bad, and we make the choice wheter or not we wil be good or bad. The book itself is an examination of whether or not 'evil' is innate or cultured, and reflects a dystopian future society (set in 1995 - as it was written in 1962). The song itself is using the language of the book (and subsequent film; it is an excellent example of the timelessness of the themes of Anthony Burgess' work
the satanic monster that is alex is the dinosaur
the satanic monster that is alex is the dinosaur