Techno Ted may be a person who caused Chris incredible emotional pain & trepidation as well as moments of peace & happiness but now is removed and awaiting his fate. Darling may be a different person who is also free of him and can live her life free of Ted's tyranny. "In between all the laughing, and daydreams ... lies: a desert of truth" Lies are like a desert or the omission of Truth: Where there were Lies then Truth was absent. The song, "Techno Ted", may be a cathartic celebration of the downfall of this person.
Well, sweet little sister's high as hell, cheating on a halo
Grind in an odyssey, a holocaust, a heart kicking on tomorrow
And a breakdown agony, I said an ecstasy in overdrive
We're riding on the world, thunder kissin'
Nineteen-sixty-five, yeah, wow
Five, yeah, wow
Demon warp is coming alive
In nineteen-sixty-five-five-five
Living fast and dying young, like an endless poetry
My motor-psycho nightmare freak out inside of me
My soul salvation, liberation on the drive
The power of the blaster, move me faster
Nineteen-sixty-five, yeah, wow
Five, yeah, wow
Demon warp is coming alive
In nineteen-sixty-five-five-five
You're all shook up, aren't you baby?
I never try anything, I just do it
Wanna try me?
Oh, shout (yeah, yeah)
Yeah, gimme that, gimme that, now
Yeah
Rollin' like a supersonic, another fool that gets down on it
Pig sweat a million miles, I've got a heart atomic style
Make it look easy, that's what I said
Blast of silence explodes in my head
Yeah, yeah, yeah
Gimme that, gimme that, now
Gimme that, gimme that, now
Gimme that, gimme that, now
Give it back, give it back
Step to the moonshine frenzy, hail the resurrection
What's new pussy-cat? Can you dig the satisfaction?
Well, you can't take it with you but you can in overdrive
Yeah, some like it hot, yeah, twisted
Nineteen-sixty-five, yeah, wow
Five, yeah, wow
Demon warp is coming alive
In nineteen-sixty-five-five-five
Grind in an odyssey, a holocaust, a heart kicking on tomorrow
And a breakdown agony, I said an ecstasy in overdrive
We're riding on the world, thunder kissin'
Nineteen-sixty-five, yeah, wow
Five, yeah, wow
Demon warp is coming alive
In nineteen-sixty-five-five-five
Living fast and dying young, like an endless poetry
My motor-psycho nightmare freak out inside of me
My soul salvation, liberation on the drive
The power of the blaster, move me faster
Nineteen-sixty-five, yeah, wow
Five, yeah, wow
Demon warp is coming alive
In nineteen-sixty-five-five-five
You're all shook up, aren't you baby?
I never try anything, I just do it
Wanna try me?
Oh, shout (yeah, yeah)
Yeah, gimme that, gimme that, now
Yeah
Rollin' like a supersonic, another fool that gets down on it
Pig sweat a million miles, I've got a heart atomic style
Make it look easy, that's what I said
Blast of silence explodes in my head
Yeah, yeah, yeah
Gimme that, gimme that, now
Gimme that, gimme that, now
Gimme that, gimme that, now
Give it back, give it back
Step to the moonshine frenzy, hail the resurrection
What's new pussy-cat? Can you dig the satisfaction?
Well, you can't take it with you but you can in overdrive
Yeah, some like it hot, yeah, twisted
Nineteen-sixty-five, yeah, wow
Five, yeah, wow
Demon warp is coming alive
In nineteen-sixty-five-five-five
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As said up there.. It is definitly a narration of the movie "Faster, Pussycat! Kill! Kill!" which came out in 1965.
I would reckon it's about Rob, because yes, he was born in January of 1965. Most of the song seems just thrown together, but the line "what's new pussycat, can you dig the satisfaction" is the meshing of a song title and an old saying; "What's New Pussycat?" and "Curiosity killed the cat, but satisfaction brought it back".
The song is mostly a stream of conscience thought like most of White Zombies tunes. This one does have somewhat of a common thread though. <br /> <br /> "demon-warp is coming alive in 1965" Rob Zombie was born in 1965<br /> <br /> "livin' fast and dying young" Saying often attributed to James Dean killed in a high speed auto accident in 1955<br /> <br /> "roll'n like a supersonic" First Concorde prototype began construction in 1965 <br /> <br /> "what's new pussycat?" Movie and title song released in 1965<br /> <br /> "can you dig the satisfaction?" Rolling Stones released Satisfaction in 1965<br /> <br /> "some like it hot" Movie starring Marilyn Monroe released in 1959 she died in 1962. Stanley Gifford, the man she thought was her biological father died in 1965.<br /> <br /> Hard to say if any of this is actually connected or not, but either way the song kicks much ass!! :)<br /> <br /> <br /> <br />
It was taken from "Faster Pussycat! Kill! Kill!" not exactly a porno.
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i have no idea what this song means...maybe 1965 is his birthday or something lol
I think it's all about his birth year and a car he owns or owned...regardless badass song
Actually I think that's right.
Absolutely killer song.
Lol, White Zombie wasn't techno, and Rob's a fucking genius. Period.
White Zombie kicked major amounts of ass, it's a shame they called it quits and parted ways. Amazing band, shitloads of talent.
pure acid trip from past memorys
maybe it's rob zombie's fantasy of how legendary his birth was...
he describes in the song that his birth is somewhat related to a thunderkiss... or something like the way Jesus was conceived and born...
is that "little sista" referring to his mother?
or maybe rob is talking about a girl of his age...
but it's also like rob reminiscing on 1965...
i tried too hard, understanding this song... it rocks. WOW! roar
The "Pussycat" parts are inspired by the classic blaxploitation film, "Faster, Pussycat! Kill! Kill!", from which most (if not all) of the samples in this song have been taken.
@ModernDandy bro it's just an exploitation film... Not blaxploitation. Blaxploitation films like Shaft, Dolemite, undercover brother... Etc were made for black audiences with a predominantly black cast. There ain't one black person in faster pussycat kill kill. And I'll tell you, I love Rob Zombie but this has nothing to do with black people. Come to think of it I don't remember seeing a black person in any of his films
this song is the shit and white zombie was an awsome band, this song is the best ive heard from them!