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WHAT
COLORS
MEAN
IN
THE
MODERN
WORLD
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— Oh, dear... Positive pregnancy test |
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— Hottest-selling color in tinted contact lenses |
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— Absolutely the least appealing new color for lip gloss |
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— Need more Visine, less Vodka |
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— The apparent preferred state of traffic signals |
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— Used for helpful envelope markings, such as "Second Notice" |
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— Most conservatives who claim to be environmentalists |
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— Popular hue from Clairol's "Punkadelic" line of hair colorings |
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— Ben & Jerry's Hail O' Kale Ice Cream (recently discontinued) |
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“She's a Rainbow” – The Rolling Stones
. . . from the album Their Satanic Majesties Request |
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She comes in colors ev'rywhere;
She combs her hair,
She's like a rainbow...
Coming, colors in the air,
Oh, everywhere,
She comes in colors...
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Album Review: Their Satanic Majesties Request may not be Mic Jagger's favorite Stones album—he's said so—but it is nonetheless a masterpiece of pop psychedelia. "She's a Rainbow" was the hit off the album, but the rest is a treasure as well. It blends the Stones' innate pop sensibilities with "music for flower children," all of it floating 10 miles above the surface of our consciousness. Other standout tracks include "Sing This All Together," "Citadel," and the most-excellent "2000 Light Years from Home." Tune in, turn on.
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