"Don't Box Me In" Stewart Copeland and Stan Ridgway

	Duration: 04:32 minutes Upload Time: 07-02-10 04:20:58 User: krazykat500 :::: Favorites
Description: "Don't Box Me In - Theme From Rumblefish" - 1983 song collaboration between Stewart Copeland of the Police and singer Stan Ridgway, leader of the band Wall Of Voodoo. This was the video. In it you can see Mickey Rourke, Matt Dillon, Tom Waits, Nicolas Cage, and Dennis Hopper. A great song for a great film.
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shore95 ::: Favorites its playing on Vh classics tommorow!!!! and ill have Jake look it up for me 07-07-31 10:09:29 _____________________________________________________
shore95 ::: Favorites but whats the movie abought and rated wow that suonds pathedic 07-08-01 20:19:16 _____________________________________________________
louminatti ::: Favorites Wonderful song. 07-08-02 00:04:03 _____________________________________________________
troymel419 ::: Favorites Ah thank you!!!! Soooooooooooo ahead of its time. The video as well. Remember what crap was out in 1983?? Stewart w/ the cigarrette lit the wrong way. you know he stuck that in. Can't find this song anywhere. Man I wish I could lift it. 07-08-05 00:14:51 _____________________________________________________
fernetpunker ::: Favorites no, the motorcycle boy rulez. 07-08-11 16:21:44 _____________________________________________________
grilledsamurai ::: Favorites tight the motorcycle boy 07-08-16 01:43:55 _____________________________________________________
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beagleheadfred ::: Favorites My fave line in a pop song ever! "Don't box me in,I'm not a fish and I don't wana swim!"" 07-08-20 04:45:38 _____________________________________________________
beagleheadfred ::: Favorites Howard who? 07-08-20 04:47:13 _____________________________________________________
driftaway3 ::: Favorites Those fishes represent Rusty James himself. He's self-destructive, always at war with himself inside. He was well on his way becoming a failure, like his idolised brother and their father, but he didn't realise until it was too late. The film has an optimistic ending, but the novel hasn't. FWIW, anyway. :) 07-08-21 19:48:29 _____________________________________________________
driftaway3 ::: Favorites That can't happen. Read the novel to find out why. :P Coppola's version is a lot nicer and more optimistic than Hinton's novel version. For Rusty James, anyway. 07-08-21 19:56:12 _____________________________________________________