Boon’s thinking about what’s going on here: we’re having a party at the beach, and this lady, by using the empty Corona bottle – it’s not like D. There’s a little Mexico in there, it’s got a little ‘thinking out loud’ – what D. Boon, I remember him telling people, “Okay, whatever we play, it sounds like the Minutemen”. The movement was so inclusive, and it seemed that if you wanted in, you had to bring something original – it was kind of a toll.
Music was personal with us, it’s how we were together, and then the movement let us do it in front of people. So when I hear him sing that song, when I hear that – he plays those motifs, that kind of mariachi – I mean, it’s just everything for me. His daddy had emphysema, and from the show, the monies went to his pop. People will come up to me and they call it ‘ The Jackass Song’ – but this was a way Boon could help his daddy after he got killed. That’s trippy about that, it’s surreal, the connection. I know it’s used as the theme song for Jackass, but it really don’t have things much to do with that. After all the drinking and the partying, the morning after, there’s a lady picking up bottles, to turn them in to get monies for her babies.
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