Redd despises Six Flags. She had military seasons passes for years as a teenager and it was the only place to go in Arlington besides the Six Flags Mall. Been there, done that, got the picture keychain and airbrushed t-shirts to prove it. When Metal took the Three Amigos this week she happily stayed home. The closest she wants to be to this Roller Coaster is The Ballpark or Humperdinks.
Metal on the other hand loves the place and thrill rides in general. He wishes he didn't have a family full of chickens. The only one brave enough to ride all the big coasters with him is still too short! So if you love thrill rides too please find Metal and take him with you so Redd doesn't have to hear his bellyaching about needing someone to ride with him.
"Love Rollercoaster" is a song by American funk/R&B band The Ohio Players, originally featured on their 1975 album Honey. The song uses the roller coaster, a common theme park attraction, as a metaphor for the ups and downs of dating and romantic relationships. The roller coaster metaphor is also suggested musically as the guitarist plays a funk riff which slides up and back down repeatedly throughout the song, from the key of G to the key of C and back down to the key of G.
"Love Rollercoaster" was covered by the Red Hot Chili Peppers in 1996. This version includes a rap performed by lead singer Anthony Kiedis, and the horn section is replaced with an approximation played on kazoos. The version appears on the soundtrack for the animated feature film Beavis and Butt-head Do America.<\p>
"The Ohio Players" Version
"R.H.C.P." Version
***As with every RM cache, please preview the YouTube link before viewing with children. Redd Metal is admittedly liberal with their music. ***