I believe this is a jab at their former label's (Rockville) negative reaction to the band's third album. The label expected them to go more electric to capitalize on the recent popularity of alternative rock/grunge, and they were upset with the very acoustic & country sound of "March." Ironically, this song and much of the rest of Anodyne was much harder rocking...and on a different label.
I believe this is a jab at their former label's (Rockville) negative reaction to the band's third album. The label expected them to go more electric to capitalize on the recent popularity of alternative rock/grunge, and they were upset with the very acoustic & country sound of "March." Ironically, this song and much of the rest of Anodyne was much harder rocking...and on a different label.