Gimme Danger Page #2
Well I will shiver insane
[crowd cheering]
[children singing]
(Iggy)
When I was about five
we got a TV,
and I'd watch "Howdy Doody."
Buffalo Bob was basically like
uh, Timothy Leary for little kids on TV.
How do you feel long about the middle
of the morning, Clarabell?
Not so good, little dragged down, huh?
Well, then, Clarabell
what you should have is Ovaltine!
(Iggy) And I remember the
sound of the peanut gallery.
[laughter]
[yelling]
Wa-a-ah!
They had, uh, characters
like Clarabell the Clown, you know
and Clarabell the Clown
might do anything.
You didn't know what he was gonna do
and that just fascinated me.
But the big-big one,
it was "Soupy Sales."
[instrumental music]
It was called
"Lunchtime With Soupy."
He encouraged kids to write to him
but he said, "Always
when you write the letter
please, twenty-five words or less."
...where'd you learn
to sing like that?
At my speech class.
- At your sh.. At your...
- That's right, Bobby.
At your spee..
Who is your teacher?
(Iggy)
And that always stuck with me.
And when I wanted to start
writing songs for our group
I thought, "This is the way to go
"try to make it
twenty-five words
different words or less."
I didn't feel like I was Bob Dylan
blah-blah-blah-blah-blah,
you know?
And, uh, I thought
"Keep it really short,
and none of it will be
the wrong thing."
But no fun
My babe
No fun
[instrumental music]
(Iggy) Yeah, heh, I saw the
movie with my parents.
And it felt great
that we had the same trailer.
Inside, most of the lighting fixtures
and part of the furnishings
were built-in.
I had a little bedroom.
It was maybe, four or five feet wide
by about nine feet long.
There's room for a little palette
and a little mini desk.
So, the only place
I could set up my drums
was in the living room.
All weekend long
my, my drum set took up
I had a lot of energy,
I'd beat for hours.
Beat, bam, bam, bam, and I'm..
[imitating percussion music]
[music continues]
They never complained
but what they finally did do
was after about a year of that
they just gave me the master bedroom.
[laughing]
At the time I thought,
"Wow, this is great!"
but now I realize,
also it was probably a..
Probably a comparable lesser
of two tortures.
And they moved a..
They-they moved
into the small room.
No desk,
just-just enough so they could
get in and out of bed.
And I had a...
...single bed and my drum set
set up all the time
in the master bedroom.
I was so lucky...
...to live at close quarters
in a simple environment with my parents.
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