2002’s Wonder did not suffer from the same production and mixing issues and ended up surprising critics and fans alike when it landed three radio singles and garnered them enough respect in the mainstream Rock/Metal scene to earn them the bragging rights of playing mainstage on the Ozzfest tour. Their first album Point #1 was put out by the small Christian label Squint records and was plagued by poor mixing and production. Chevelle’s third album follows in the footsteps of the surprising success of their 2002 release Wonder What’s Next which was their first album with Epic records. On their third full-length EP Peter, Samuel and Joseph (the three brothers who form Chevelle) deliver an aggressive powerhouse of an album. it doesn't do that for me, anyway.Music Chevelle, This Type of Thinking Could Do Us In (2004) i'm constantly at her mercy, cos i don't have much money and ritalin generally goes for $5 per pill, so she's always choosing if she'll let me have, say, 5 for $20 instead of $5 for $25.Īnd finally, Evil_Ducky_Lord-ritalin is definitely not a way of keeping people from thinking for themselves. she basically chooses which to take, how many to take, how many to sell, etc. i get my Rs from a friend of mine who has been diagnosed with ADD/ADHD (i don't remember which) for years. But this probably just meaning drug dealing with Ritalin, you can pick and choose which meds you want, or you can distribute it to profit off of other people's addiction.' yeah, i'd interpret it as ritalin dealing. just to clear that up for some people.Īgain to THe Atomic Punk: 'This line also seemed to me like it could be a marijuana reference.

'underground' ritalin, so to speak, that's what it means. i don't get strong 'bad' emotions like sadness or anger when i'm on it, and i concentrate really well.īy the way-Vitamin R is a legit thing for this song to be called, because in the world of. after that first time, though, it kind of. if you had told me my parents had died i would've taken it with a huge grin and been running around cheering, even though i love them to death. it was an amazing feeling-i was fucking THRILLED about everything. i don't know, stay inside myself, if that makes sense. i was completely giddy and hyper and could barely. for me, though, i only actually got high the first time. THe Atomic Punk: 'I'm not sure if you can actually get high off of Ritalin, but if you can, then you're dulled down and you probably could feel like floating on air.' yes, you can. but i just thought i'd add a bit to it-i take ritalin (aka Vitamin R-i call it that, actually, to the girl who sells it to me and around people i don't want to know) out of prescription, so i'm kind of. General CommentAs everyone's said-it's about Ritalin, they said so themselves.

Of course, sometimes ritalin does not work, which is exactly why pete picks up the phone call, and then hangs up, and begins to stare around again Towards the end, the phone begins to ring, and you can see the green light of the button flash, which draws his mind's attention, and causes his conscience to kinda 'levitate' over to the light. And he also sees a picture of two doctors on a magazine, which causes him to remember them constantly forcing and offering him to take more drugs, and they look like peppermints because they are supposed to be good for you. The images of the Angel, the shark, the mini golf set, the green button, and the scenery where Sam plays the drums are all objects within the cubicle of the victim. If you've seen the video, its kinda like a visual of what people who take ritalin have to deal with, because many of them sit and daydream all day, and ritalin is supposed to help them concentrate. Pete Loeffler stated that one of his friends was suffering from the drug Ritalin, and this inspired him to write the song.

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