I first heard this song a couple of years ago when Alice played at the Buffalo Chip campground during Sturgis bike week.
There was a woman not far from us, flashing her boobs as is the tradition there during shows. Well, she had enormous, perfect, round, un-ignorable boobs. She'd flashed him several times and he'd been fine. You couldn't miss her...she was quite ... present in the audience.
Then he got to the point of the chorus where he was pointing out into the audience and growling "You're poison...he's poison...." and he pointed at her and growled "She's poison!" but then he lost it... he fell right out of character and started laughing, had to turn his back and drop the mic, and you could see his shoulder shuddering as he tried to regain composure. Like one of those sleepover giggle fits you can't get out of. It was hilarious.
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Date: 2009-02-25 02:51 pm (UTC)I first heard this song a couple of years ago when Alice played at the Buffalo Chip campground during Sturgis bike week.
There was a woman not far from us, flashing her boobs as is the tradition there during shows. Well, she had enormous, perfect, round, un-ignorable boobs. She'd flashed him several times and he'd been fine. You couldn't miss her...she was quite ... present in the audience.
Then he got to the point of the chorus where he was pointing out into the audience and growling "You're poison...he's poison...." and he pointed at her and growled "She's poison!" but then he lost it... he fell right out of character and started laughing, had to turn his back and drop the mic, and you could see his shoulder shuddering as he tried to regain composure. Like one of those sleepover giggle fits you can't get out of. It was hilarious.
Poor Vince.