Okay. Been a minute since Ive read Helter Skelter. He's the one who drowned, right?Not really, that was his brother Dennis - the only real surfer - and he disassociated from Manson after Manson pulled a knife on him over some trivial argument.
"Good Vibrations" by The Beach Boys is widely considered one of the most acclaimed and important songs in pop music history. It's known for its innovative production, innovative use of instruments (like the theremin), and its influence on later progressive pop and psychedelic rock.
Hmm. Now I have to go back and listen to it again.Surfer Girl is one creepy ass song.
If Surfer Girl wasn't creepy, it is now! Slasher Sci-Fi songOkay. Been a minute since Ive read Helter Skelter. He's the one who drowned, right?
Surfer Girl is one creepy ass song. I wrote a scene in a script with a couple making out in their car with that in the background. And alien was hiding in the backseat and killed them. Blood splattered across the radio.
It's got some janky, croony-y, almost yodel-y harmonies in it. Typical Beach Boys but warped through a funhouse mirror. I think they hit a couple of major 7ths in spots, but it's difficult to tell with the way they're always climbing or sinking through the register. Maybe it's just me but I've always found the song a little unsettling.Hmm. Now I have to go back and listen to it again.
Maybe it's just me but I've always found the song a little unsettling.
Bomb, bomb, bomb Iran - in all its dozen variations - was often sung during the Iran hostage situation."Barbara Ann" seems dystopianly (made up word) prophetic today (Bomb bomb Iran)
Frederick Forsyth passed away 9 June.
Famed for being the author of: The Day of the Jackal, The Odessa File ... and other books.
Frederick Forsyth passed away 9 June.
Famed for being the author of: The Day of the Jackal, The Odessa File ... and other books.
Frederick Forsyth, author of Day of the Jackal (and others) has joined Mr. Stone.
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Frederick Forsyth, former spy and Day of the Jackal author, dies aged 86
Approached by Britain’s MI6 while reporting on Nigeria’s Biafra War, he mined his experiences for literary inspiration.www.aljazeera.com