Apparently there's no bar code on the album, which is meant to be an anti-consumerism statement. The other interpretation stems from the term "No Code," which in medical lingo means "Do not resuscitate." This may have been a response to the hype that accompanied their earlier albums, and the expectation that this "experimental" album would not fare as well commercially.
I have no insider knowledge, but those are the 2 replies I've noted when this question has been asked before.
It is time to admit that we used to rock like hurricanes. It is time to run for the hills and go round and round. It is time for us to shout at the devil. We've got the right to choose it, there ain't no way we'll lose it, and we're not gonna take it anymore.
- C. Klosterman
-The only fucking reason you guys chant my name is cuz I'm the only guy in the band whose name has two syllables. We call Stone 'Stoney'. You could chant that, 'Stoney, Stoney' -EV
-Stone has the guts to fly here in a helicopter, but he's too scared to play breath -EV
What do you think is the meaning of No Code? I never even thought of it. No Code means access is available to everyone, yes?
There is no such thing as leftover pizza. There is now pizza and later pizza. - anonymous The risk I took was calculated, but man, am I bad at math - The Mincing Mockingbird
No rules? no restrictions? no accepted code of behaviour / approach to adhere to? no barriers?
Astoria Crew
Troubled souls unite, we got ourselves tonight...
Astoria, Dublin, Reading 06
Katowice, Wembley 07
SBE, Manchester, O2 09
Hyde Park 10
Manchester 1&2 12
This is just g'bye for now...
I always took it to mean no rules... no code to live by kind of
But, I'm thinking that like most of their album titles, there are a million ways you could go with it! Pretty amazing that they manage to come up with such interesting short album titles, that say so much and so little at the same time.
To me, there's a bit of this "carpe diem" approach but I also think it means something like "this album doesn't follow a code of conduct" or something along those lines.
"We get these pills to swallow... how they stick in your throat... Tastes like gold..."
I always interpreted "No Code" as meaning there was no set of rules or regulations for musicians, that they had the right artistically to do whatever they pleased. When ppl wanted Pearl Jam to release another "Jeremy" and ppl claimed they had to follow expectations, they said "fuck that" and released No Code, proving they could do ANYTHING!!!
I always interpreted "No Code" as meaning there was no set of rules or regulations for musicians, that they had the right artistically to do whatever they pleased. When ppl wanted Pearl Jam to release another "Jeremy" and ppl claimed they had to follow expectations, they said "fuck that" and released No Code, proving they could do ANYTHING!!!
Yes, i guess that works too, but I think Ive read somewhere long time ago that the band itself named it No Code cause its full of codes. Look at the artwork for example, and the cd inside, so named them completely opposite of what ectually is. Also, medical term for No Code is DNR i guess, and this album is def not and *easy* listen...Im saying that ppl who actually got into this album, real fans, live by No Code (roughly said), the rest are DNR
I dunno, just my opinion, as this album has been my fav since...always
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Don't let me know we're invisible
We could dance, dance, dance thru' the fire
Dance, dance, dance thru' the fire
I have no insider knowledge, but those are the 2 replies I've noted when this question has been asked before.
- C. Klosterman
Esther's here and she's sick?
hi Esther, now we are all going to be sick, thanks
-Stone has the guts to fly here in a helicopter, but he's too scared to play breath -EV
COME TO EUROPE!
The risk I took was calculated, but man, am I bad at math - The Mincing Mockingbird
Troubled souls unite, we got ourselves tonight...
Astoria, Dublin, Reading 06
Katowice, Wembley 07
SBE, Manchester, O2 09
Hyde Park 10
Manchester 1&2 12
This is just g'bye for now...
But, I'm thinking that like most of their album titles, there are a million ways you could go with it! Pretty amazing that they manage to come up with such interesting short album titles, that say so much and so little at the same time.
el oscuro me mantiene
cuando yo te vi
en la lluvia me prometiste tu sangre
Estrella de la mañana
Samael te persigo a ti
y si me quedo sin alas
ademas me muero por ti
the way i always thought of it.
man, i have been listening to this album a lot as of late.
-Greg Dulli
-Eddie Vedder
6/24/06 Cincinatti, Ohio
6/14/08 Manchester, Tennessee
Whatever it means to you, that's what it means (the old Bob Dylan stance).
All of the ones you've listed are probably right to some extent.
http://www.wishlistfoundation.org
Oh my, they dropped the leash.
Morgan Freeman/Clint Eastwood 08' for President!
"Make our day"
Yes, i guess that works too, but I think Ive read somewhere long time ago that the band itself named it No Code cause its full of codes. Look at the artwork for example, and the cd inside, so named them completely opposite of what ectually is. Also, medical term for No Code is DNR i guess, and this album is def not and *easy* listen...Im saying that ppl who actually got into this album, real fans, live by No Code (roughly said), the rest are DNR
I dunno, just my opinion, as this album has been my fav since...always