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J… Read Full Bio ↴There are at least five (5) groups with the name (Jackson):
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Jackson and His Computer Band is an IDM artist signed to Warp Records consisting of Jackson Fourgeaud, a 26-year-old Parisian composer. His style has been described as "a style orgy, a psychedelic celebration of conflict."
After his acid house debut on Pumpking records in 1996, Sound Of Barclay released the "Sense Juice" and "Gourmet EPs" under the name Jackson & His Computer Band. Even then, these thumping filtered house cuts sounded weirdly different to the prevailing "French Touch" style of Daft Punk and Cassius, leading to articles in NME, I-D, Jockey Slut and the like. On the back of this acclaim, Jackson was commissioned to remix an array of artists, sprinkling his fucked-up magic over Femi Kuti, Air, Vanessa Paradis, Freeform Five and Jean Jacques Perrey and Luke Vibert's forthcoming "Moog Acid". No one has yet remixed Jackson. This year he's DJed at parties in London (everywhere from The Social to Harrod's) and recently terrorised the idyllic Territoires Electroniques festival in Aix-en-Provence. Perhaps you caught his excellent DJ set on Radio 1's Breezeblock show in March. Now Jackson is working on a killer live show which will be unveiled around the time of Smash's release in September.
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Jackson is the name of a little band out of San Antonio, Texas. Chad W. Eaton (Electric Guitar, Vocals), Cameron Feil (Acoustic Guitar, Mandolin, Vocals), Daniel Palmer (Bass Guitar), Andrew Vespia (Electric Guitar), Robert Betts (Drums), Mills Ligon (Manager) and a variety of visiting musicians fill the Jackson lineup.
They describe their sound as "A little bit country, a little bit Rock and Roll."
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Jackson O'Connell-Barlow (stage names: Iguanadon, Grape-a-Don, Nate Kukla, and Mr. Pennsylvania) makes up one half of the duo Grand Buffet along with Jarrod Weeks (stage names: M-Dog, Lord Grunge, Matt Kukla, Fred Durts). A hip-hop duo from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Their music is a unique brand of humorous, often satirical rap.
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There's another band called Jackson. Their 6 song self-titled debut release came out in spring of 2003. It's somewhat of an all-star punk-and-rock outfit comprised of CHRIS SHIFLETT (FOO FIGHTERS, ME FIRST & THE GIMME GIMMES, NO USE FOR A NAME), SCOTT SHIFLETT (FACE TO FACE), and PETE PARRADA (FACE TO FACE, SAVES THE DAY). They also released a 7" record called All the Way in late 2003. The band isn't full-time as some members are obligated to other bands. Their sound has been described as Weezer meets Teen Idols. Jackson have since changed their name to Jackson United
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Jackson, what? THE ELECTRIC CITY
Naked
Jackson Lyrics
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Knowing she never could pass on a dare
And knowing it sounded more desperate than reckless or bold
I just put it out there cold, too far gone to care
My eyes on the road, she slid herself down in the seat
And a vision of paradise swung into view
Across those five lanes not one driver glanced over to see
On that freeway the light was receding
Her beauty, a sight so misleading
I failed to hear the heart that was beating alone
On the naked ride home
With the trace of a smile and that defiant look in her eye
She hurtled through space in a world of her own
And turning aside my caress spoke of all that she'd not yet done
As if I was the doubting one who would have to be shown
On that freeway the light was receding
Her beauty, a sight so misleading
I failed to hear the heart that was beating alone
On the naked ride home
She gathered her clothes
And ran through the yard in the dark
Up onto the porch like a flash, and inside
Then one room at a time
I watched every light in our house come on
Like the truth that would eventually dawn
Forcing me to decide
But on that freeway the light was receding
Her beauty, a sight so misleading
I failed to hear the heart that was beating alone
On the naked ride home
The song "Naked Ride Home" by Jackson Browne is a narrative of a night's events with a woman that takes a dare to strip down as the singer drives them home. Despite the initial excitement or allure, the singer begins to realize the empty nature of the encounter as he drives. He recognizes that he didn't truly see her, as he was more concerned with other drivers seeing her beauty. Their conversation shows that there are unspoken doubts or hesitations on both sides, and it eventually ends with the woman leaving and the singer left to contend with his thoughts.
In the first verse, the singer indicates his desperation and disregard for consequences by daring the woman to strip down in his car. He recognizes that this isn't truly bold, but instead an act of desperation that is too late to take back. The woman accepts, and the singer is able to indulge his desire to see her beauty, albeit in a way that is objectifying and lacks meaningful connection.
As the song progresses, the singer becomes more aware of the emptiness of this encounter. The woman speaks of all the things she has yet to do or experience, and the singer realizes that their night together was not what either of them truly wanted or needed. Essentially, their naked ride home represented a deeper journey that neither was ready to take, as they couldn't connect beyond a physical level.
The last verse shows the aftermath of their encounter, with the woman leaving in a rush and the singer being left with a stark realization of his own doubts and fears. The lights coming on in his home signifies that the truth and reality of their situation is dawning on him, forcing him to confront himself and his choices. Ultimately, the naked ride home is a transformative experience that leads the singer to a greater awareness of his own emotional needs.
Line by Line Meaning
Just take off your clothes and I'll drive you home I said
I impulsively dared her to strip down and promised to take her home.
Knowing she never could pass on a dare
I was aware of her inclination to never back down from a challenge.
And knowing it sounded more desperate than reckless or bold
Despite realizing how overeager and insecure I sounded, I went ahead with it anyway.
I just put it out there cold, too far gone to care
I blurted it out with a numb indifference, already resigned to the possible consequences.
My eyes on the road, she slid herself down in the seat
As I drove, she moved down the car seat, positioning herself for the coming deed.
And a vision of paradise swung into view
In my mind, she became the epitome of perfection, the ultimate prize unlocked by my recklessness.
Across those five lanes not one driver glanced over to see
Despite her beauty, no passerby cared to notice her vulnerability in the hands of a stranger.
The beauty known only to me, and a big rig or two
I alone bore witness to her captivating allure, along with some random truck drivers.
On that freeway the light was receding
As the night wore on, the illumination on the road dwindled.
Her beauty, a sight so misleading
Her physical attractiveness belied her emotional turmoil and her unwillingness to be confined.
I failed to hear the heart that was beating alone
I failed to hear her silent plea for someone to understand and be with her.
On the naked ride home
On that ride, stripped of her clothes and emotional armor, she was exposed and vulnerable.
With the trace of a smile and that defiant look in her eye
She wore a faint smile and a challenging expression, daring me to question her intentions.
She hurtled through space in a world of her own
She was in a world of her own, ignoring my touch and speaking of all the things she still wanted to do.
And turning aside my caress spoke of all that she'd not yet done
She pushed away my loving gesture and instead focused on her unfulfilled desires.
As if I was the doubting one who would have to be shown
She acted as if I was the hesitant one and needed to be convinced to try new things.
She gathered her clothes
Afterwards, she gathered her clothes to leave without any further discussion.
And ran through the yard in the dark
She hurriedly ran through the dark yard, keeping her distance from me.
Up onto the porch like a flash, and inside
She rushed up the porch and disappeared into the house in a flash.
Then one room at a time
I observed, room after room, as she turned on the lights, illuminating our home and exposing the void between us.
I watched every light in our house come on
I helplessly watched the symbols of normalcy and responsibility light up one by one.
Like the truth that would eventually dawn
As the lights came on, the realization of the distance and dishonesty between us began to sink in.
Forcing me to decide
The sudden clarity of the situation presented an ultimatum that demanded a choice.
But on that freeway the light was receding
Despite this, on the road that night, the connection between us was fading as the distance grew.
Her beauty, a sight so misleading
Her beauty was a trap, masking the underlying problems and the fundamental disconnect between us.
I failed to hear the heart that was beating alone
In my delusions, I failed to hear her silent cries for help and companionship.
On the naked ride home
In the aftermath of our encounter, she was exposed and alone, while I was left to confront our broken relationship.
Lyrics © Jackson Browne/Swallow Turn Music/Night Kitchen Music/Open Window Music
Written by: JACKSON BROWNE
Lyrics Licensed & Provided by LyricFind
@lovedprincess1
With my naked eye
I saw all the falling rain
Coming down on me
With my naked eye
I saw all
If I said it all, I could see
Last night I came into your home
To break some ice and throw some stones
I asked if we could be alone
I had some troubles of my own
Knew I had to say goodbye
To all the old things held inside
If I let the moment fly
I knew they'd all be magnified
With my naked eye
I saw all the falling rain
Coming down on me
With my naked eye
I saw all
If I said it all, I could see
It's not a choice I tried to make
It's not a thought I couldn't take
Something told me it was time
To give you yours and leave me mine
My vision started to be clear
I watched the sunlight coming near
I knew the day I knew the night
I knew I could regain my sight
And it feels alright
And it feels alright
With my naked eye
I saw all the falling rain
Coming down on me
(It feels alright)
With my naked eye
I saw all
If I said it all, I could see
Came around after dark
You are nothing but a lark
Know I snuck in like a narc
I knew I had to leave my mark
Wanted to be satisfied
I tried to be dignified
Wearing nothing is Divine
Naked is a state of mind
And it feels alright
And it feels alright
With my naked eye
I saw all the falling rain
Coming down on me
With my naked eye
I saw all
If I said it all, I could see
It feels alright, it feels alright
It feels alright, it feels alright
@mickd22
RIP Vivian Trimble! She’ll live forever through Luscious Jackson.
This song is a masterpiece, probably one of the most haunting melodies of the 90s - a decade that was full of them. There are a small handful of songs where the melody makes me so emotional I get a lump in my throat, and this is one of them.
@vwaudiwelder
She was amazing. ❤ RIP.
@ricardohurtado5646
She was certainly a very talented keyboardist, and it was a damn shame this band did not become iconic of this generation. She will forever be remembered.
@frankarriagajr1271
I miss those times too, we all gotta go sometime
@RJ-qo6qj
WTF?! So sad. She is missed. Also, fuck cancer!
@kaahlih8467
This song was a huge part of my teenage soundtrack. RIP Vivian. ♥️
@ebrucelikalay9416
Man this gives me chills. Some of the best times of my life.
@emlawncare3613
Same!
@trekman1489
I agree too
@Hughesburner
Same...graduated in '97...right in the middle of all this. Good times.