Trip at the Brain
Suicidal Tendencies
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I gotta gotta take a trip, gotta take a trip out of this place I gotta gotta get away, get away from the human race I don't know what I'll see, don't even know what I'll find I don't know what to pack, never been to a trip at the mind Trip at the brain. Trip at the brain. Trip at the brain Do you know what I'm saying? Trip at the brain. Trip at the brain. Trip at the brain Well I'm going insane I took a wrong turn and ended up at my heart I t could barely even pump no blood it was so thrashed and torn apart Thank it for working overtime in pain and misery Then I set back on the trail, headed for my destiny Fly with me Flying free Tripping You must be tripping Trip, trip, tripping Ya ya ya ya you're tripping I cannot stop this trip, I forgot to pack the brakes Crashed straight into a concrete wall of my mistakes Ended up in a cemetery of a thousand wasted days But that's alright with me, cause that's where most of my memories lay
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Written by: CLARK, MUIR
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11 facts about this song
Song Title and Band"Trip at the Brain" is a song by American crossover thrash band, Suicidal Tendencies.
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Album InformationThe song was released as part of the band's fourth studio album, "How Will I Laugh Tomorrow When I Can't Even Smile Today," which debuted in 1988.
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Music GenreSuicidal Tendencies is well-known for their unique blending of punk and thrash which guaranteed "Trip at the Brain" the crossover thrash genre label.
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Mainstream Success"Trip at the Brain" saw some mainstream success with the song and its music video receiving playtime on MTV, marking a high point in the band's career.
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Music VideoThe music video for "Trip At The Brain" features entertaining and somewhat bizarre elements which were unusual for the time. It includes sequences featuring the band members, particularly frontman Mike Muir, undergoing hypnosis.
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Band Line-upThe band's line-up during the recording of "Trip at the Brain" included Mike Muir on vocals, Mike Clark and Rocky George on guitar, Robert Trujillo on bass and R.J. Herrera on drums.
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Release as Single"Trip at the Brain" was released as a single and was played significantly on radio stations, cementing its place as one of Suicidal Tendencies' most well-known tracks.
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Lyric ThemeThe song's lyrics lean on the theme of mental health, a recurring subject in Suicidal Tendencies' music. This reflects the band's ongoing commitment to addressing taboo topics such as mental illness.
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Tours"Trip at the Brain" has been a staple in Suicidal Tendencies live performances and has been performed in numerous tours.
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Undying PopularityDespite debuting over three decades ago, "Trip at the Brain" remains one of the most popular and notable tracks by Suicidal Tendencies, maintaining its appeal to both original and new fans of the band.
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CoversThe song's enduring popularity has led to several cover versions by different artists over the years, highlighting its influence in the crossover thrash genre.
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