The Doors: The Wasp (Texas Radio And The Big Beat) Meaning

The Wasp (Texas Radio And The Big Beat) Lyrics

I wanna tell you 'bout Texas Radio and the Big Beat
Comes out of the Virginia swamps
Cool and slow with plenty of precision
With a back beat narrow and hard to master

Some call it heavenly in it's brilliance
Others, mean and rueful of the...

1. anonymous

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   Jun 1st 2024 !⃝

   The biggest clue to this puzzle is in the title. Look up the word "wasp" and see the alternate meaning. Maybe then, you can understand the true meaning of the lyrics. Knowing history is critical here to understand. One more clue, the words "Texas radio and the big beat has nothing to do with radio stations competing, Wolfman Jack and all that junk. It's much deeper than that.
2. anonymous

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   Jan 17th 2023 !⃝

   comes out of the Virginia swamps cool and slow
   with timed light precision and a back beat
   narrow and hard to master.
3. anonymous

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   Dec 1st 2022 !⃝

   The song may be disjointed, but it contains one of the best lines in rock and roll…”no eternal reward will forgive us now for wasting the dawn”. No one who’s wrapped up a long fully amped night trippin balls will deny the beauty of that statement.
4. anonymous

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   Jul 3rd 2020 !⃝

   I think this is one of the Doors worse songs. The music is disjointed and does not fit with the lyrics. The lyrics the negros of the forest are brightly feathered also makes no sense. The native people are not African in the Americas. If you can't add lyrics that fit the music, don't make up nonsense lyrics. Then say the natives in the forest are brightly feathered.
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   Jul 3rd 2020 !⃝

   I think this is one of the Doors worse songs. The music is disjointed and doesfit with the lyrics. The lyrics ghf negros of the forest are brightly feathered also makes no sense. The native people are not African in the Americas. If you can't add lyrics that fit the music, don't make up nonsense lyrics. Then say the natives in the forest are brightly feathered.
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   Jun 22nd 2017 !⃝

   The Western Dream.
   
   "California here I come!"
7. anonymous

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   Jan 16th 2016 !⃝

   Jim Morrison with The Doors song that starts with the Mexico-Texas ''border blasters'' radio wars, during a time when ''Wolfman Jack'' started and used a radio station on the Mexican side of the border as being the Howling Wolf salesman to tell and sale fairie tales over the country on both sides of the border to use and sell all kinds of things over the airwaves. A time when he even got Big bucks from Protestant evangelical preachers for reagular spots to use the airwaves to sell Bibles and religion along with rock and roll music. Wolfman and the radio station made Big bucks, but not benefiting in no way the Catholic Mexican authority figures who eventually stopped them and moved them out of the area. The rest of this song works itself backwards in time to remember and reveal the westward dream going south and west by ''The Wasp''[s] war that was pushed into Mexico where the Pharaoh[s] died from escaping Egypt thousands of years ago from the ''foreign invaders'' that trampled the lands of his[their] past home that was built in the form of a ''heaven on earth'' in Egypt, but again history repeated itself with the new cycle of time in Mexico to trampled their decendants [the original American Indians] again along with their lost African Brothers that became slaves in ''the forests of azure'' Where now ''out here on the perimeter there are no stars''--''out here we is stoned immaculate''. Anotherwords here on this new land there are no more gods again of the heavinly stars as became in Egypt at one time, here their souls became and becoming the living stones as ''stoned immaculate'' to see them in the Dawn of the Mourning blue and purple twilight that was left behind over the azured villagers, while the wandering madman conquered with their raw iron souls and pushing their western dream like a ''drunken guillotine''.

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