Put Your Hands Where My Eyes Could See
By: Darrol Durant, Jimmy Seals, Roger Munroe, Trevor Smith
Original Performance: Busta Rhymes
Written by: Darrol Durant, Jimmy Seals, Roger Munroe, Trevor Smith
Alternate Titles:a.k.a. Busta Rhymes
Lyrics:Put Your Hands Where My Eyes Could See [Version (a)]:
from February 14 2003 version
If you really want to party with me
Put your hands where my eyes can see
Straight butter wild and the place to be
If you really want to party with me
If you really want to party with me
Put your hands where my eyes can see
Straight butter wild and the place to be
If you really want to party with me
The Song:Midway through the
Midnite Vultures tour, Beck and his Unit began playing a bit of this Busta Rhymes hit at the beginning of their shows. Not really a full cover, but they would jam on a variation of the chorus/riff for a minute or two, as a sort of light and funky introduction to the concert.
In 2003, Beck and his group took to playing "
Funk," a medley of songs a few of which included "Put Your Hands Where My Eyes Could See."
Live:Played live 36 times:
April 20, 2000April 22, 2000April 24, 2000April 26, 2000April 28, 2000April 29, 2000April 30, 2000May 2, 2000May 4, 2000May 5, 2000...and
26 more.
Earliest known live version:
April 20, 2000Latest known live version:
June 28, 2006May 2 2000 introduction by Justin: "San Francisco Power People. Are you read for some particularly vigorous activity? Shit's gonna hit about 40,000 degrees Kelvin, body to body. Be prepared. Alright, let's work it." Beck: "Uhh! What's your name? What's your zip code? You all ready to work some shit out tonight? You all ready to go buck wild?" [Beck then sings the chorus of Busta Rhyme's song, which is nice.]
May 21 2000 introduction by Justin: "Fukuoka freaks! You ready to get with this? Ready to move somebody? Ready to move your gallbladder around in funky ways? Alright, let's get it going."
May 31 2000 introduction by Justin: "You ready to get with this party tonight?" Beck: "Come on Tokyo! Throw up your hands and say 'I gotta represent!' You want to turn it out? You want to turn it on?"
Notes:
- Usually referred to on bootlegs and setlists as "Busta Rhymes."