Live, the band would add slurping noises to 'Weed, whites, and wine'. The currency of picking up hitchers included a little sexual favor now and then, I guess. Otherwise, drugs and alcohol. Pretty standard stuff. Love the choice of destinations for the truck runs, like in "Rock and Roll Doctor" when he talks about people coming "From Mobile to Moline" and "Nagodoches to New Orleans", very onomatopoeic and alliterative, more so the latter, I guess. In the end, one is willin' to do what they have to in order to survive. Great song.
Live, the band would add slurping noises to 'Weed, whites, and wine'. The currency of picking up hitchers included a little sexual favor now and then, I guess. Otherwise, drugs and alcohol. Pretty standard stuff. Love the choice of destinations for the truck runs, like in "Rock and Roll Doctor" when he talks about people coming "From Mobile to Moline" and "Nagodoches to New Orleans", very onomatopoeic and alliterative, more so the latter, I guess. In the end, one is willin' to do what they have to in order to survive. Great song.