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Good riddance. About 50 years too late imo.
I remember reading Helter Skelter to keep me awake during a church "rock-a-thon." the chaperones 'bout died when they saw what it was.
Found an interesting interview of his mother done in 1971. Id always heard he spent time in Eastern KY region. Guess his mom was originally from my little hometown of Ashland....
http://www.cielodrive.com/archive/mo...manson-as-boy/
Somewhere along Blackburn Ave, IIRC.
Finally had to face his own fear.
Good riddance, and I hope he enjoys his special reserved place in Hades. The scumbag POS earned it!
His music will live on, though.
(Yes, those were real tweets confusing him with Marilyn.)
The day after Malcolm Young of AC/DC. Fortunately his music will live on.Quote:
Originally Posted by Darrell KSR
Interestingly (to some), Charles Manson actually recorded "some music", and it was available, on and off, through varying indie labels and distributors.Quote:
Originally Posted by Darrell KSR
Not saying it was "good" (it wasn't, lol), the few songs of his I have actually heard (many years ago) and NO, I never bought one of his records (and NO, he could not have netted royalties from the recordings), but it was also not nearly as "bad" as many would imagine.
He loved music and was obsessed, notoriously, with the Beatles and others, but it's like anything else... anyone can "make music"... insanity does not prevent the creative impulse.