Wow, I think the subliminal messaging just slipped right under my radar for this one, and I really like this song. I should have figured it had something to do with drugs, it being a dance track made in the early nineties and all. Anyway, it's a good thing that British rave culture has moved away from the heady excesseses of ecstasy that so marked the late eighties and early nineties and moved back to good old fashioned binge drinking. In a relative sense, at least.

You don't have to be a literary whizzkid to figure out the subliminal message in this song title. One of those insanely catchy (or annoying) songs that just does not leave your head once it gets in there, and after hearing it, you will probably find yourself singing "'E's are good" at inappropriate moments.