Speaker 1: Hello to everyone in the Hillbilly Nation. Tim here as usual.
Speaker 1: If you don't mind, I'm gonna keep this one short
Speaker 1: and sweet. This week's rewind episode is rock and Roll
Speaker 1: in the Occult Part three Jerry and Trace you talk
Speaker 1: about Jim Morrison, Jimmy Hendrix, and Carlos Santana, along with
Speaker 1: a few more, but they have a special guests joining
Speaker 1: there this time around. Ricky is in the studio for
Speaker 1: this episode. If you don't know who Ricky is, he
Speaker 1: was Jerry's original co host and Hilly Horror Stories way
Speaker 1: way back in the early days. I believe Jerry took
Speaker 1: down those episodes so sadly they're loss. I won't be
Speaker 1: able to play those and that's that's not cool. That
Speaker 1: one made some great rewind shows to think. Speaking of
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Speaker 2: turned off the lights? Mixing in a little comedy to
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Speaker 3: Now here's your host. Share with your strength, Senators and
Speaker 3: sometimes for tent pready, but never the fears. Tracy. As usual,
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Speaker 3: Tracy's it's been another one of those weeks where we've
Speaker 3: talked to a lot of people that are struggling and
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Speaker 3: That's for you. Bitch Nasty Love bitch Nasty. We uh,
Speaker 3: I thought we'd have a little fun since we're doing
Speaker 3: rock and roll in a coat, we would uh want
Speaker 3: witch doctor music. And then we talked about it last
Speaker 3: show and we had a Twitter follower, bitch Nasty actually
Speaker 3: say that she woke up thinking about that song that
Speaker 3: more and then what were the odds that we actually
Speaker 3: played at that night? So we thought we'd have a
Speaker 3: little bit of fun with it.
Speaker 4: More badass than the chipmunks.
Speaker 3: That's right. Speaking of chipmunks, we are joined by Tracy
Speaker 3: here tonight. Her maiden names Chipman, so she used to
Speaker 3: be called Chipmunk all.
Speaker 4: The time, called Chipmunk. I am not even playing.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean we've only been married almost ten years.
Speaker 3: You would think that I wouldn't know any of these stories,
Speaker 3: but yeah, I've heard that like eighteen times. So also
Speaker 3: joined Special Occasion tonight because we got Ricky back to
Speaker 3: the show. So we got all three of us. What's up,
Speaker 3: rick what's going on? Jerry, Tracy?
Speaker 4: Hey, good to have you, buddy.
Speaker 3: It's funny because Ricky and I actually had a situation
Speaker 3: one time in a store we were working at where
Speaker 3: we had to try to chase a chipmunk down. And
Speaker 3: we've actually got some video that I should probably post
Speaker 3: sometime on the Facebook page. Yeah, yes, I think people
Speaker 3: would love to watch a chipmunk at your head like
Speaker 3: a sniper. And it did too. It was up in
Speaker 3: this fake tree, and I say a fake tree. It's
Speaker 3: like one of those fight as trees. And this thing
Speaker 3: we had it cornered into a room and Ricky had
Speaker 3: a like a blanket a trash can it was a
Speaker 3: trash can and was trying we were trying to catch
Speaker 3: it and the thing jumped out of the tree straight
Speaker 3: at my head and then they were filming it from behind.
Speaker 3: It was like the Matrix jump. That was great. Now
Speaker 3: I want to watch the video before I leave. I
Speaker 3: gotta make sure I can find it. But I've got
Speaker 3: the video. We want to talk to do to do
Speaker 3: some shout outs, to say, we're gonna do some shout
Speaker 3: outs for people who did Twitter reviews. So we're gonna
Speaker 3: knock some of those out real quick. Uh, let's let's
Speaker 3: start with this one. This was actually one I probably
Speaker 3: should have done a long time ago, and I thought
Speaker 3: I did. So I apologize and she's ready to beat
Speaker 3: my head in because she's like, where the hell's my
Speaker 3: shout out? So it's for Tina Bash and Riggs. She's
Speaker 3: up in the old school friend of mine from Fardell, Kentucky.
Speaker 3: We got Christina Dyson from Texas and a Kenyon. I
Speaker 3: have no idea where you live at Innna, So I
Speaker 3: was trying to Facebook stock your page but it didn't
Speaker 3: say on their Antwinette Johnson from Texas, Lebby Helton from
Speaker 3: right here in Lexington, Go Big Blue, Pierre Duarte from California,
Speaker 3: Bitch Nasty from Chicago, as we've discussed already, and then
Speaker 3: we got a special couple and I saved these for
Speaker 3: the night you were here, Rick, because we have Geo
Speaker 3: from Houston and Molly from LA And you know what
Speaker 3: Geo and Molly have in common. They're both Hispanics. You
Speaker 3: remember that both of these guys guys and gals. I
Speaker 3: should say, I actually talked about being our token Hispanic listeners.
Speaker 3: And actually Geo, uh, he actually did a iTunes review
Speaker 3: in which he said I'm Hispanic, and I actually, what
Speaker 3: do he say? I approved this message, So I thought
Speaker 3: it was kind of funny that they both actually also
Speaker 3: had the same suggestion for a show to do, which
Speaker 3: we are not going to do on the full show,
Speaker 3: but we're going to do on our for Shorts and
Speaker 3: Giggles in a couple of weeks the video series. But
Speaker 3: it's on La your Rona. That was that? That was?
Speaker 3: I can't I said it was La Yourna, not yok.
Speaker 3: I thought that was that? What was that was that song? Was?
Speaker 4: That?
Speaker 3: Wasn't that a song back in the seventies, La La
Speaker 3: La La Yourna? Was that?
Speaker 4: I thought it was your scroll them. I don't know,
Speaker 4: that's my sto, you.
Speaker 3: Wouldn't be the first to laugh at my scrot But
Speaker 3: we're gonna talk about those. But but both of those
Speaker 3: actually sent me stories. I thought we'd start off by
Speaker 3: reading their stories. And I don't think should I use
Speaker 3: the bad add Mexican accent? Will that be that? But
Speaker 3: that probably chase off for his meanic listeners. No, he's
Speaker 3: something like what's the kid's name from Napoleon Dynamite? And
Speaker 3: we'll start it off. We'll see. Well, I was tell you,
Speaker 3: I can't remember exactly. Me and my siblings had a
Speaker 3: bunk bed. They were at the town foot coump. Okay,
Speaker 3: I can't do that. That's that's just wrong.
Speaker 4: I am so sorry.
Speaker 3: Sorry, g oh, I'm not making this story for This
Speaker 3: story actually came from Giovanni up in Texas. He said, well,
Speaker 3: I was around ten years old. I can't remember exactly.
Speaker 3: Me and my siblings had a bunk bed and they
Speaker 3: rut of town for camps. So it was me alone
Speaker 3: all week. So one night I was in the bottom
Speaker 3: bed trying to sleep, listening to music. For some reason,
Speaker 3: the light was still on and I had my eyes closed,
Speaker 3: and all of a sudden, I'd get a pillow thrown
Speaker 3: at me. So I opened my eyes and see this
Speaker 3: little guy kind of like a leprechaun running out the door,
Speaker 3: leaving it open. Didn't see his face, but it had
Speaker 3: a body of a five year old. I would say
Speaker 3: that sounds hot. That thing ran out the door so fast.
Speaker 3: That's say. It freaked me out, and I didn't tell
Speaker 3: my parents that night. I slept on the floor that
Speaker 3: night for the rest of the week with the light on,
Speaker 3: never knew what it was. Now, another incident, and that
Speaker 3: same bunk bed happened to my sister. She was like
Speaker 3: six at the time. She woke up screaming and crying
Speaker 3: and claiming one of her dolls was choking her. She
Speaker 3: had a bunch of dolls in her bed, so that
Speaker 3: made me. That made my experience worse. From then on,
Speaker 3: I cannot sleep alone in the dark. I'm married now
Speaker 3: with a kid, but whenever they spend the night at
Speaker 3: her mom's and I stay alone, I need to light on.
Speaker 3: Even sometimes I prefer drinking and getting to the buzz level,
Speaker 3: not drunk, so I can fall asleep faster.
Speaker 4: Wow, that's crazy.
Speaker 3: It's funny, because best that's what I was getting ready
Speaker 3: to say. On Real Ghost Stories Online with Tony and
Speaker 3: Jenny Show, which we praise on here since they've helped
Speaker 3: us out so much. You know, they've got like a
Speaker 3: bunk bed bell that they ring every time somebody talks
Speaker 3: about bunk beds because it comes up so much. And
Speaker 3: this is actually our first bunk bed story. So pretty cool,
Speaker 3: So thank you GEO for that. We appreciate.
Speaker 4: It's interesting.
Speaker 3: I do like the thought of the leper condoc if
Speaker 3: you'd call him, you'd have had a pot of gold.
Speaker 4: So that's a a bowl of lucky charms.
Speaker 3: And maybe so this one actually comes from Molly. And
Speaker 3: Molly is a sweetheart. I've talked to her a bunch
Speaker 3: back and forth on email, and she's visually impaired from
Speaker 3: an accident back I think it was two thousand and seven,
Speaker 3: and she says that we actually help her a lot
Speaker 3: get through her day. So thank you for the nice words, Molly.
Speaker 3: But here's here's Molly's story. All right. When I was
Speaker 3: about fifteen years old, I slipped over to friend's house
Speaker 3: Muffy it's not a real name. We had a fun
Speaker 3: night watching movies and talking, and we decided to go
Speaker 3: to bed. Muffy told me to take her bed and
Speaker 3: she would sleep on her sister's Duffy's bed. Two beds
Speaker 3: were parallel to each other, and Muffy's bed face the closet.
Speaker 3: Duffy's bed face the bathroom. We both settled in, but
Speaker 3: I was uneasy. I finally managed to fall asleep, but
Speaker 3: hours later I awoke with an eerie feeling. The closet
Speaker 3: door was slowly opening and I could see a little
Speaker 3: girl about one year old, staring at me. I blinked,
Speaker 3: and she kept coming closer to me, floating with a
Speaker 3: lot of clutter flying around her. I looked towards my
Speaker 3: friend's bed, where she was sound asleep. I kept screaming, Muffy, Muffy,
Speaker 3: but she could not hear me and was banging on
Speaker 3: the wall, but my pounding created no sound. By some miracle,
Speaker 3: Muffy moved and turned around, and the little girl in
Speaker 3: the red dress disappeared into the closet. I was terrified
Speaker 3: and my heart was pounding, and I could not go
Speaker 3: to sleep after that. That morning, her family and I
Speaker 3: were having breakfast and I began to tell my frightening ordeal.
Speaker 3: They just looked at me with an astonished face. Muffy's
Speaker 3: mom began to tell me that Muffy wasn't their first born.
Speaker 3: They had lost their firstborn girl, whose name was also Muffy,
Speaker 3: in a tragic car accident. They had buried her in
Speaker 3: a red dress. The mom brought out a picture of
Speaker 3: her in that same red dress. I almost threw up
Speaker 3: my breakfast. Needless to say, I never stayed at her
Speaker 3: house again. What do you guys think sleep paralysis or
Speaker 3: in interaction with the paranormal? Wow? Either way, it was creepy. Yeah, definitely,
Speaker 3: I would say I think that's an interaction with the paranormal.
Speaker 3: I don't think because the sleep paralysis things, they have
Speaker 3: usually a different It's it's usually a whole different phenomenon.
Speaker 3: It's usually more of like seeing shadow people or somebody
Speaker 3: feeling to somebody being on your chest, not necessarily like
Speaker 3: a situation like it's especially if the mom's got pictures
Speaker 3: and stuff with the same child. So that's definitely more
Speaker 3: of a normal situation.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: That So, are we ready to get into some music
Speaker 3: Foe show? I thought what i'd do tonight. We've been
Speaker 3: a couple of main focal points. Tonight, we're gonna talk
Speaker 3: about Jim Morrison. We're gonna talk about Jimmy Hendricks. We're
Speaker 3: gonna talk about Carlos Santana, but I wanted to also
Speaker 3: throw in a couple just small things that I think
Speaker 3: people will find interesting. So the first one is Kurt Kobang.
Speaker 3: He did say in an interview that his life goal
Speaker 3: was to get stoned and worship Satan. Now was he
Speaker 3: being sarcastic or what have you? Who knows, but you know,
Speaker 3: when he was younger, he used to get in trouble
Speaker 3: because he would desecrate churches. He'd write God as gay
Speaker 3: and a bunch of other blasphemy. He's on the side
Speaker 3: of churches, so he'd got in trouble for it. There
Speaker 3: was reports that he was involved with witchcraft, and he
Speaker 3: said that he channeled demons. He said that in his
Speaker 3: music that he was stumbling on melodies by means he
Speaker 3: himself didn't fully understand, and in his suicide note, he wrote,
Speaker 3: I haven't felt the excitement of listening to as well
Speaker 3: as creating music along with really writing for too many
Speaker 3: years now. In his suicide note, he said that he's
Speaker 3: despaired after his muse had flown south and a lot
Speaker 3: of these people who they had this channeling of music
Speaker 3: they call it their muse, so that's who they say
Speaker 3: is getting the music. So he actually put that in
Speaker 3: his suicide note. The second we're going to talk about
Speaker 3: is Brian Wilson from the Beach Boys. Everybody knows who
Speaker 3: Brian Wilson is. He said, we're doing witchcraft, trying to
Speaker 3: make witchcraft music. He admitted that he was tormented by
Speaker 3: voices in his head and then they would distract and
Speaker 3: torment him. Records President Larry Waronker. Waronker, We'll just say
Speaker 3: that's what it is. Waronker claims to have encountered at
Speaker 3: least five different entities that east Brian Wilson's body as
Speaker 3: their home.
Speaker 4: That's crazy. So I mean, even if something like that,
Speaker 4: maybe that's what drove them to drink well, I mean
Speaker 4: and drugs and stuff. I mean, if you have that
Speaker 4: inner demon or whatever it is inside of you, I mean,
Speaker 4: tormenting you, I don't know how I would handle it.
Speaker 3: I know you went off that way. And I was
Speaker 3: sitting there thinking, if he's got five people, maybe he
Speaker 3: did all those harmonies from the Beach Boys by itself.
Speaker 4: I'm just thinking that's a long shot from bikinis and
Speaker 4: surfboards Yeah, it certainly is. Man, the things you find
Speaker 4: out about these people is just amazing.
Speaker 3: I could I could have probably give you quotes from
Speaker 3: like fifty or sixty right off the bat. Lady Gaga,
Speaker 3: this is one. Apparently she gets her music from demons.
Speaker 3: She said herself that she has a spirit of her
Speaker 3: dead aunt living inside of her, which kind of sounds
Speaker 3: ironic that your dead aunt living in And she said
Speaker 3: that the spirit of Alexander McQueen wrote a song for
Speaker 3: her called Judas. She also bought a Ghostbuster machine worth
Speaker 3: thousands of dollars because she said she's convinced that evil
Speaker 3: spirits are haunting her. She expressed that she had terrible
Speaker 3: nightmares with a cult imagery, but she would use it
Speaker 3: as inspiration for st Age Ax, which would consist of
Speaker 3: mock self sacrifice and hanging by noose.
Speaker 4: Wow. So she just made it into an advantage for her.
Speaker 4: I guess, if you're going to have to live with it,
Speaker 4: you might as well make the best guess.
Speaker 3: They told her to wear outfits made of meat and everything.
Speaker 3: She was possessed by Rocky, I have another possession by
Speaker 3: Oscar Meyer. Hey, young, go way the meat.
Speaker 4: That's good.
Speaker 3: David Lee Roth. Of course, he wrote Running with the Devil.
Speaker 3: He called himself a toastmaster for the immoral majority. He
Speaker 3: admitted that the goal in the world of rock was
Speaker 3: to conjure up evil spirits and surrender to them. I'm
Speaker 3: going to abandon my spirit to them, which is actually
Speaker 3: what I attempt to do. You work yourself into the
Speaker 3: state and fall into supplication of the demon gods. It
Speaker 3: might be he never even wrote lyrics that could Is
Speaker 3: this David Lee Roth or.
Speaker 4: Well, maybe that's what he's using to blame it on, though,
Speaker 4: I mean, you know, the devil kind of whatever.
Speaker 3: Yeah, the devil may be right, you know, stupid stuff
Speaker 3: like jump yeah, go ahead, jump jump Little Richard. Most
Speaker 3: of you out there, I'm assuming are going to be
Speaker 3: younger listeners, probably won't know who little Richard is. That's
Speaker 3: not the guy does all the exercignment exercise. That's Richard Simmons.
Speaker 3: But Little Richard was a guy that back when rock
Speaker 3: really first started, back in the late fifties early sixties,
Speaker 3: he was kind of on the forefront of all that stuff.
Speaker 3: He said, And this is these are all quotes from
Speaker 3: these people. And I will say again as I've said before,
Speaker 3: just because I say these things doesn't mean I wholeheartedly
Speaker 3: believe that. Maybe you know, this is exactly what's happening.
Speaker 3: Sometimes these words can be twisted or taken out of
Speaker 3: context and make it sound one way. I'm just reading
Speaker 3: you what was actually said by these people. Little Richard said,
Speaker 3: I was directed and commanded by another power, the power
Speaker 3: of darkness that a lot of people don't believe exists,
Speaker 3: the power of devil and Satan. I find it hard
Speaker 3: to believe that could be twisted into something.
Speaker 4: Well. Yeah, I mean, I will say that I like
Speaker 4: little Richard, but I will also say that he had
Speaker 4: his weird ass looks on his face with his eyes.
Speaker 4: Remember his eyes. You're like saying, you remember what I'm saying.
Speaker 4: He just had something like weird that.
Speaker 3: The power of maybe yeah, yeah, yeah, he definitely. He
Speaker 3: enjoyed an occasional cocktail, hated jong hair.
Speaker 4: That one guy that's got that nineteen inch penis.
Speaker 3: That was you know that as funny that you said that,
Speaker 3: because a guy at worked today brought that up and
Speaker 3: I told him he was full of shit.
Speaker 4: No, it's true. I've seen a picture.
Speaker 3: Oh my god.
Speaker 4: It hangs down almost to like his ankles.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's ridiculous.
Speaker 4: It is, it's unusable. I mean, I mean, yeah, what
Speaker 4: are you gonna do all that? Oh sorry, I didn't mean.
Speaker 4: I just thought about that when you said that it would.
Speaker 3: Be a pretty good conversation.
Speaker 4: It would be yeah, yeah, yeah, sorry.
Speaker 3: And he looked like he walks around with it hanging
Speaker 3: out all the time. It's got it's got some kind
Speaker 3: of like it's almost like it's got a sock or
Speaker 3: something on it. He walks around just with it hanging
Speaker 3: and dang on. So what is this like? Is this
Speaker 3: like new news? Is this guy like he just come
Speaker 3: out and like, yeah, I got a nineteen inch.
Speaker 4: Remember how it came out? I mean, what do you like?
Speaker 4: And doesn't he live in Mexico?
Speaker 3: I have no idea. I didn't read the story as
Speaker 3: nearly as closely as.
Speaker 4: You're somebody caught him on video chip tripping over.
Speaker 3: We're getting so sidetracked.
Speaker 4: I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry.
Speaker 3: Let's talk about the people are probably surprised this hadn't
Speaker 3: came up yet, But let's talk about Ozzy Osbourne. He
Speaker 3: thought that came up at least the first two shows.
Speaker 3: He admitted that he used his external force, he said.
Speaker 3: He said, one time, I really wish I knew why
Speaker 3: I've done some of the things I've done over the years.
Speaker 3: He's probably talking about marrying Sharon. Sometimes I think that
Speaker 3: I'm possessed by some outside spirit. A few years ago,
Speaker 3: I was convinced of it. I thought I truly was
Speaker 3: possessed by the devil. I remember sitting through The Exorcist
Speaker 3: a dozen times saying to myself, yeah, I can relate
Speaker 3: to that. That was actually a hit parader in nineteen
Speaker 3: eighty four, So yeah, that's a little But as a
Speaker 3: matter of fact, the whole band experienced much stuff, demonic
Speaker 3: forces and stuff because they dabbled with the occult. A Geezer,
Speaker 3: who's the bassist for Black Sabbath, he said that during
Speaker 3: the recording of Black Sabbath's bel Air album, he felt
Speaker 3: an ominous presence fill his bedroom. He looked up and
Speaker 3: saw several spectators glaring at him and above with an
Speaker 3: overpowering effect. He was totally in fear, and he immediately
Speaker 3: awakened Bill, Tony and Ouzzy to tell them what happened.
Speaker 3: Geezers soon discovered that all of his fellow bandmates had
Speaker 3: experienced similar events.
Speaker 4: Oh so nate of them had said anything to each
Speaker 4: other now about it.
Speaker 3: So to Sabbath, it was obviously a dark, ominous cloud
Speaker 3: that was looming over them. So ah, well, let's talk
Speaker 3: about the That's just a few of the little ones,
Speaker 3: and I'll try to throw some more of these out
Speaker 3: as we go, not necessarily tonight, but we'll talk about
Speaker 3: some of these on just beginnings of future shows. Just
Speaker 3: throw some out. But we're gonna talk about I want
Speaker 3: to say, three of the bigger names in rock, and
Speaker 3: I want to try to paint these pictures of in depth.
Speaker 3: So we're gonna talk about Jim Morrison first, and I've
Speaker 3: chosen this for a reason, and we'll talk about Jimmy
Speaker 3: and Carlos afterwards because there's a little bit of a
Speaker 3: connection between the two, so we'll tie those together. But
Speaker 3: Jim Morrison from the Doors, everybody knows him, remember the
Speaker 3: twenty seven Club, just like Jimmy will be him. Jimmy
Speaker 3: Hendrix and Janis Joplin died like within like a couple
Speaker 3: of months of each other, wow, or like I think
Speaker 3: it's actually a month of each other, all three of them,
Speaker 3: all three of them twenty seven years old. Way it's
Speaker 3: kind of a tie. And a lot of people think
Speaker 3: that these people that sold their souls, that's the deal.
Speaker 3: You're twenty seven and that's where the twenty seven club
Speaker 3: comes from. So Amy Winehouse is in that club, and
Speaker 3: I can't imagine he would want her for anything. You know,
Speaker 3: we say this, but a lot of people say that
Speaker 3: there's no possible way that this, any of this is true.
Speaker 3: Why would you know. They don't believe in being able
Speaker 3: to sell your soul and you know, for fame and
Speaker 3: fortune or what have you. And the only thing that
Speaker 3: I'm going to say to that is think about how
Speaker 3: many horrible singers have made it rich. Yeah, I mean
Speaker 3: think about it. You got Bruce Springsteen, Jimmy Hendrix, Mick Jagger,
Speaker 3: Tom Petty, Bob Dylan, none of them people can sing,
Speaker 3: Neil Young, none of these people have a voice, and
Speaker 3: all made it as singers. As a matter of fact,
Speaker 3: I'm gonna go out on a limb since we're talking
Speaker 3: about Tom Patty. He's in the Rock and Roll Hall
Speaker 3: of Fame, and I don't think he should be because I'm
Speaker 3: one hundred percent convinced his teeth are on steroids.
Speaker 4: It takes a miracle growth.
Speaker 3: He looks like he would be the illegitimate kid of
Speaker 3: Gary Busey and Bob Dylon.
Speaker 4: Oh my gosh, that's terrible.
Speaker 3: And Bob, what about Bob Dylan. I mean this guy
Speaker 3: he just won a Nobel Prize for poetry and all this.
Speaker 3: He didn't go accept the award, like he's too good
Speaker 3: for it. And he actually, you know, we're not talking
Speaker 3: about him. He on sixty minutes in a mor League
Speaker 3: Schaeffer interview. Actually because Morey asked him, why are you
Speaker 3: still performing at your age? You don't have to do this,
Speaker 3: and he said that he made a deal with an
Speaker 3: outer force when he was young for fame and riches,
Speaker 3: and in exchange he would be performing for as long
Speaker 3: as he possibly could.
Speaker 4: So moreout that, well more.
Speaker 3: He's like, he said something to the fact of well
Speaker 3: we're talking about he wanted to close who those are
Speaker 3: and he just kind of laughed laughed at all, so
Speaker 3: we knew what it was. Yeah, but I mean his
Speaker 3: voice is who do you think he was like that
Speaker 3: like when he was a little kid. I mean, do
Speaker 3: you imagine Bob Dylan like in kindergarten or something? Heese
Speaker 3: eating my past Anyways, so let's talk about Jim Morrison.
Speaker 3: Jim Morrison had had a long interview at which time
Speaker 3: he said that he was believed that he was possessed
Speaker 3: by the souls of Indians. He said, the reaction I
Speaker 3: get now thinking about it looking back, is that the
Speaker 3: souls of the ghost of those dead Indians, maybe one
Speaker 3: or two of them, were just running around freaking me out,
Speaker 3: just kind of leaped into my soul and they're still there.
Speaker 3: Now this all goes back. Let's let's talk about Jim
Speaker 3: Morrison in early days. Jim Morrison. Everybody knows it's the
Speaker 3: rock star, the sexy guy, you know, the great lyricists
Speaker 3: and all that. What people don't realize is Jim Morrison
Speaker 3: flunked out of school. He went to Venice Beach. He
Speaker 3: was staying like on roof tops of hotels and stuff.
Speaker 3: And he claims that he ran into some spirits there
Speaker 3: and he claims it was Satan and he caught up
Speaker 3: with him. And then all of a sudden, after this
Speaker 3: little experience he has at Venice Beach, it says, let me,
Speaker 3: I'm gonna read you a quote here. It says it
Speaker 3: was a year. It was in that year of an
Speaker 3: intense visitation of energy. I left school, went down to
Speaker 3: the beach to live. I slept on a roof at night,
Speaker 3: the moon became a woman's face. I met the spirit
Speaker 3: of music. His journals that he kept said, who's the
Speaker 3: spirit of music? An appearance of the devil on a
Speaker 3: venice canal running, I saw Satan moving beside me, a
Speaker 3: flashing shadow of a secret mind running and knowing that
Speaker 3: Jim Morrison, he wasn't a singer back then. He supposedly
Speaker 3: couldn't sing. But now, all of a sudden, after this,
Speaker 3: now he's got this great songwriting ability, he's got this
Speaker 3: great singing ability, and he's all of a sudden the
Speaker 3: sex symbol. What happened out there that made him a star?
Speaker 3: Packed That's what it sounds like. And ray Man Zeric,
Speaker 3: who was the keyboarder for the Doors, this is what
Speaker 3: he said. He said, when the Siberian shaman as shaman
Speaker 3: is somebody back in the days that they would play
Speaker 3: the music and stuff to get the people kind of
Speaker 3: focused in, kind of like a snake charmer. But when
Speaker 3: shaman gets ready to go into his trance, all the
Speaker 3: villagers get together and play whatever instruments they had to
Speaker 3: send him off into the trance. It was the same
Speaker 3: way with the doors when we played in concert. I
Speaker 3: think that our drug experience let us get into that quicker.
Speaker 3: It was like Jim was an electric shaman and we
Speaker 3: were the electric shaman's band, pounding away behind him, pounding, pounding,
Speaker 3: little by little, it would take him over. And he
Speaker 3: also went on to say that sometimes he was just incredible,
Speaker 3: just amazing, and the audience felt it. What's more amazing
Speaker 3: is that it wasn't Jim alone who had admitted it,
Speaker 3: but his band members, including raymn Zeric. Ray said an
Speaker 3: interview in nineteen eighties that Jim was definitely possessed. Jim's
Speaker 3: contribution to music is that Jim was real, real on stage,
Speaker 3: and real when he wrote his songs, when he sang
Speaker 3: his songs in the studio. He was not a performer.
Speaker 3: He was not an entertainer, He was not a showman.
Speaker 3: He was a shaman. He was a possessed man.
Speaker 4: Now, wait, he was only possessed when he was on stage.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, so fifteen thousand people would be hushed, stopped,
Speaker 3: not even breathing when when I was on stage with
Speaker 3: the guy I don't know who was playing the organ.
Speaker 3: Sure it was my fingers, but implying that the same
Speaker 3: forces who took over Morrison's body took control of my fingers.
Speaker 3: Rich archers say that demonic beans have used Jim's body
Speaker 3: as a puppet to influence many generations. He died at
Speaker 3: twenty seven. A month after the death Jimmy and Janis
Speaker 3: Morrison admitted he had to drink to silent the constant
Speaker 3: voices of the demons, which ended up killing him. And
Speaker 3: he even wrote about these demons in a poetry book
Speaker 3: called The Lords that he wrote with James as as
Speaker 3: James Douglas Morrison. The Lord's and the New Creatures is
Speaker 3: what he called it.
Speaker 4: Well, maybe there's some truth to this, because it seems
Speaker 4: like a lot of rock and rollers party, or not
Speaker 4: so much party, but drink a lot and eat what
Speaker 4: I'm saying, and to do drugs and stuff like that.
Speaker 3: And that's for a really good reason. Let's talk about this.
Speaker 3: And this wouldn't even actually going to be part of it,
Speaker 3: but well, since it's brought up, he almost can't ignore it.
Speaker 3: Let's go back to Alistair Crowley. Funny how he keeps
Speaker 3: coming back into these you know, in the whole Alistair
Speaker 3: Crowley teachings. If you remember, his thing was to try
Speaker 3: as many drugs as possible and he felt like that.
Speaker 3: If you remember the part where he had took the
Speaker 3: guy out in the desert and drew the circle, they
Speaker 3: were both high. He had the orgasm while he was high,
Speaker 3: and he said that from that point on he knew
Speaker 3: that was the key to being able to accomplish all
Speaker 3: this is through drugs. And if you listen to his teachings,
Speaker 3: and we're going to talk about this in depth in
Speaker 3: three or four weeks when we do the Alister Crowley
Speaker 3: Show that we were supposed to be doing next week
Speaker 3: but I changed it. We were going to talk about
Speaker 3: the sixties and the sex, drugs and rock and roll
Speaker 3: and how Alistair Crowley had a big hand into that
Speaker 3: because that was his preaching. If you if you were
Speaker 3: on drugs, you were more open to be able to
Speaker 3: see things and let stuff in, so you can be
Speaker 3: more creative. But at the same time you also can
Speaker 3: be a tool. Yeah, it could open up parts of
Speaker 3: your mind, let things in. You never know, right, and
Speaker 3: that's the whole thing. So, and especially LSD, which a
Speaker 3: lot of these people did back then.
Speaker 4: So I wonder if a lot of these performers even
Speaker 4: remember their performance on stage. Who knows, you know, if
Speaker 4: this demons whatever taking over their I would say probably
Speaker 4: some of them, because like that one guy, he was
Speaker 4: saying that he felt like when he started playing the keyboards,
Speaker 4: something was taking his fingers over.
Speaker 3: So I mean, that's pretty wild.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean, and there's a lot of people who
Speaker 3: they say the same thing when they get on stage,
Speaker 3: they're possessed. You know. Prince used to say that. He
Speaker 3: was another one that said that when he was on
Speaker 3: stage he felt like he was possessed. Somebody else just
Speaker 3: took over. But like I said, that's one of those
Speaker 3: things that could be twisted. That could be somebody just saying,
Speaker 3: you know, as a metaphor or something that I just
Speaker 3: feel like that I'm another person. I'm mons jo, I'm
Speaker 3: a red bull.
Speaker 4: I was hypnotized once. Does that mean the same thing?
Speaker 3: No, that means absolutely nothing they were talking about.
Speaker 4: No, I really was.
Speaker 3: She took off.
Speaker 4: I didn't take my clothes off. I took my brawl
Speaker 4: off and put it on the outside of my shirt.
Speaker 3: No, this is part of that show. But I'm skeptical
Speaker 3: when it comes to that.
Speaker 4: I'm telling you I've actually somebody actually did it to me.
Speaker 4: I can't I didn't believe it was real either, but
Speaker 4: I'm telling you I and it was so embarrassing because
Speaker 4: I can't even tell you probably some of the other
Speaker 4: things that happened to cut you off, that's okay, and no, no,
Speaker 4: he just said some words, and you know, he's like
Speaker 4: when I snapped my fingers. Now some of them it
Speaker 4: didn't work, and the ones they could tell it didn't
Speaker 4: work on they just pulled him off steak.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's the way those shows work.
Speaker 4: And I mean, I was they do.
Speaker 3: They do a bun of pre stuff to see who's
Speaker 3: susceptible and who's.
Speaker 4: Not because not really, yeah, I don't remember anything. And
Speaker 4: when I got off the stage after it was all
Speaker 4: said and done, and it was so embarrassing because a
Speaker 4: lot of my patients were there watching the show and
Speaker 4: they're like, oh my god, I can't believe you that.
Speaker 4: I'm like, oh God, how embarrassing. I mean, there's a
Speaker 4: tape floating around somewhere. Yea and me and Angel will
Speaker 4: have that argument.
Speaker 3: I just can't see it. I got a friend that's
Speaker 3: actually remember we went to see his show. He's an
Speaker 3: actual hypnost and hypnosist and he was his show. I mean,
Speaker 3: it's it's pretty religiou. When you actually see somebody do
Speaker 3: it live, you would be a believer.
Speaker 4: I think at one point I was picking lice out
Speaker 4: of people's hair because I thought I was a monkey
Speaker 4: or something. It was bad. No, I'm serious, there's a stretch,
Speaker 4: but anyway, sorry, I just was kind of wondering about that.
Speaker 3: Okay, now that we've talked about LSD, let's the uh,
Speaker 3: the obvious jump. Let's talk about Jimmy Hendrix. Jimmy was
Speaker 3: a unique care to say to them. He's spent some time
Speaker 3: in Fort Campbell, Kentucky's you know that in the military.
Speaker 3: That's where he actually got in. His first band was
Speaker 3: in Fort Campbell. D Yep. These are some quotes from Jimmy. Now.
Speaker 3: This first one comes from Life magazine nineteen sixty nine.
Speaker 3: He said, I can explain everything better through music. You
Speaker 3: hypnotize people to where they go right back to their
Speaker 3: natural state when it's pure and positive, like in childhood,
Speaker 3: when you got natural highs, and then you get people
Speaker 3: at their weakest point. You can preach into their subconscious
Speaker 3: what we want to say. That's why the name Electric
Speaker 3: Church flashes in and out.
Speaker 4: Wow.
Speaker 3: His other quote says, things such as witchcraft, which is
Speaker 3: a form of exploration and imagination, have been banned by
Speaker 3: the establishment and called evil. It's because people are frightened
Speaker 3: to find out the full extent of their mind.
Speaker 4: I can believe that.
Speaker 3: You know. Jimmy used to always say that he got
Speaker 3: his music. He was like a radio. He would just
Speaker 3: tune in. It was a radio, and then he would
Speaker 3: just write down whatever was given to him. It was
Speaker 3: you know, he didn't write anything. He just basically was
Speaker 3: a tool for whatever came through and then was magic
Speaker 3: with a guitar. He was magic with a guitar. He
Speaker 3: also played chords back to back together, which nobody else
Speaker 3: played together, and that's supposed to be a sign. We're
Speaker 3: gonna get into some of that. But Jimmy actually supposedly
Speaker 3: knew everybody's the chords that would resonate with everybody's astrological sign.
Speaker 3: So he would have any concerts he would have like
Speaker 3: the Sagittarius over here, and he would try to group
Speaker 3: people together by that, and then he would play certain
Speaker 3: chords and to try to get attention out to see
Speaker 3: what kind of reaction he could get out of these people.
Speaker 3: But Jimmy claimed he was possessed, and not only did
Speaker 3: he claim it, sort of several other people. He wouldn't
Speaker 3: eager to be possessed. He claimed to be more of
Speaker 3: a victim. But he said that an evil spirit was
Speaker 3: in him. His former girlfriend Pey pregnant. She said he
Speaker 3: used to always talk about some devil or something was
Speaker 3: in him, you know, and didn't have any control over it.
Speaker 3: He didn't know what made him mac the way he
Speaker 3: acted and songs just came out. He was so tormented
Speaker 3: and just torn apart that he used to talk about
Speaker 3: having somebody drive him out of this demon, or drive
Speaker 3: this demon out of him. And she was from Georgia
Speaker 3: and she's talk about she had relatives that were into
Speaker 3: voodo and stuff, and he used to always talk to
Speaker 3: her about wanting to go to Georgia and get exercised.
Speaker 3: So this is how much that he thought of it, this
Speaker 3: thing was in there. It's also commonly known that Hendrick
Speaker 3: studied the cult teachings of Alistair Crowley go figure. He
Speaker 3: learned the correspondency frequency guitar notes that were matched to
Speaker 3: a person's son sign. He strategically placed people in grooves
Speaker 3: by their signs and placed the corresponding frequencies at them,
Speaker 3: evoking great emotion. He used a silical musical pattern where
Speaker 3: eventually people received one to three bars of notes, which
Speaker 3: created an energy vortex so large the power went out
Speaker 3: of the town that he was.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, Yeah, that's crazy.
Speaker 3: Jimmy created a similar experience for fans forty years to
Speaker 3: the same thing that Madonna didn't you know this was
Speaker 3: in Hawaiian did it, But you know Madonna did something
Speaker 3: and also Beyonce at the super Bowl performances she did.
Speaker 3: Both of these were set up with similar things with
Speaker 3: like the Devil's Eye and if you look at the
Speaker 3: if you look at the Beyonce thing at the beginning
Speaker 3: when like the bull comes out, Yeah, hell Illuminati. They
Speaker 3: got people strategically play somewhere. But all three of these things,
Speaker 3: the Madonna thing, the Jimmy Hendrick's Rainbow Bridge concert, and
Speaker 3: the super Bowl were all under this certain star called
Speaker 3: it's like a constellation, thing called Silvergate, And all three
Speaker 3: of these things happened, and all three of them had
Speaker 3: the same pattern. Yeah, it's a it's a constellation overhead
Speaker 3: on Silvergate. Uh, Jimmy Hendrix was now is to the User,
Speaker 3: which allowed him to artificially open his mind to the
Speaker 3: spirit realm.
Speaker 4: So now how come he never went though? Did his
Speaker 4: like wife or whatever she was, didn't want him to
Speaker 4: go to Georgia?
Speaker 3: Oh? I don't know. Well, probably because he died.
Speaker 4: Well I guess, I mean transferred to Georgia.
Speaker 3: But at that point it's kind of overkilled.
Speaker 4: Well well, I mean, I guess that's right. I mean,
Speaker 4: he was still pretty young, but twenty seven. Yeah, I
Speaker 4: was just felt maybe if he was again, I mean,
Speaker 4: hated it so bad, he'd make it. He could get
Speaker 4: him there himself, I would think.
Speaker 3: So let's talk about Carlos Santana. Now, most people, when
Speaker 3: you think about this stuff, they don't think Carlos Santana.
Speaker 3: But I included Carlos because I think this story is fascinating.
Speaker 3: Carlos for years has claimed that he's had somebody write
Speaker 3: his music for him as far as an entity, and
Speaker 3: it all kind of came to a head. And was
Speaker 3: it nineteen ninety nine when Supernatural came out? For those
Speaker 3: of you remembers Supernatural, had the song smoothed by Rob
Speaker 3: Thomas and a bunch of other songs, clapped and was on.
Speaker 3: It was a bunch of stars that came together. That
Speaker 3: a really good album. It was, it was and then
Speaker 3: but here here's what happens. So let's let's talk a
Speaker 3: little bit about that. He was fifty two years old.
Speaker 3: He received more claim and airplay in that year than
Speaker 3: he had received in all his previous years of his
Speaker 3: rock combined. Now think about that.
Speaker 4: That's crazy.
Speaker 3: I also think about remember his one of his first
Speaker 3: hits was black Magic Woman. Yeah, yeah, I always wondered
Speaker 3: the best song it was a black woman that practiced
Speaker 3: magic or a woman that practiced black magic. I don't
Speaker 3: know if she was a black magic woman or a
Speaker 3: black magic woman.
Speaker 4: Thanks no, I'll forever. Yeah, that's right. Yeah, go ahead,
Speaker 4: I'm gonna say something.
Speaker 3: So he's fifty two years old, this album comes out,
Speaker 3: he's on the Grammy's forty second Grammys. Supernatural won nine Grammys,
Speaker 3: more than anybody had ever won except for Michael Jackson
Speaker 3: back you know in the day. So you know, we
Speaker 3: were looking back to the nine Grammys. They won Record
Speaker 3: of the Year, Album of the Year, Song of the Year,
Speaker 3: Best Pop Collaboration, Best Pop Instrumental, Best Rock Performance by
Speaker 3: a Dual Group, Best Rock Instrumental Performance, Best Rock Album,
Speaker 3: and Best Pop Performance by a Duo Group.
Speaker 4: Wow.
Speaker 3: I mean that's a lot to win. I mean that's
Speaker 3: basically everything. Yeah, he renewed his pact with the Devil. Yeah.
Speaker 3: The question is was it a supernatural force that was
Speaker 3: behind the startling success that Santana had with the album Supernatural.
Speaker 3: Santana has been quite candid about the fact that his
Speaker 3: supernatural direction and assistance from a spirit entity called Metatron.
Speaker 3: That's not like a not not a transformer or a Metatron.
Speaker 3: Sure now, he said that he got assistance from them
Speaker 3: for the inception of this project. The spirit entity guaranteed
Speaker 3: and even prophesized the success of the album Supernatural before
Speaker 3: the project had even gotten off the ground. That's what
Speaker 3: Santana told Rolling Stone in nineteen ninety nine, more than
Speaker 3: a half a year before the fireworks went off at
Speaker 3: the stellar showing of the of the Grammys. He was
Speaker 3: already telling Rolling Stone that it was happening. He said,
Speaker 3: I know it sounds new age, but in my meditation,
Speaker 3: this entity, which is called Metatron, he's an angel. Santana
Speaker 3: has has had regular contact when he since nineteen ninety four.
Speaker 3: Carlos will sit facing the wall, candles lit. He has
Speaker 3: a yellow legal pad at one side, ready for communications
Speaker 3: that will come. It's kind of like a fax machine.
Speaker 3: He just sets there and he says, I said it
Speaker 3: was a time to Jimmy Henderson. He says that that
Speaker 3: the same entities that Jimmy Hendri's got his music from
Speaker 3: is where he gets his He says, it's like just
Speaker 3: turning on a radio. It's finding that right frequency and
Speaker 3: just listening. Not a demon, he says, it's an angel.
Speaker 3: But let's let's be honest. And that's what I was
Speaker 3: gonna ask you.
Speaker 4: It seems like it's always it's always evil.
Speaker 3: Is it always evil? Is it never like a good
Speaker 3: you know, spirit or anything. Have you ever listened to
Speaker 3: Christian music? I'm just saying this stuff really doesn't. I mean,
Speaker 3: it's you know, well, you know Elvis Presley saying gospel music,
Speaker 3: and well, we won't touch on Elvis. We've got a
Speaker 3: whole show set up for Elvis. But I imagine we can.
Speaker 3: You know, no, that's mercy me. That's more that Christian
Speaker 3: stuff I got you I got, So let's let's talk
Speaker 3: about let's talk about Carlos a little more. And this
Speaker 3: he said, we want to hook you back to the
Speaker 3: radio airwave frequency. That's what the that's what the this
Speaker 3: entity told him. We want you to reach junior high schools,
Speaker 3: high schools, and universities. Once you've reached them, because we
Speaker 3: are going to connect you with the best artists of
Speaker 3: the day, then we want you to present them with
Speaker 3: a new menu. Let them know that they are themselves
Speaker 3: multi dimensional spirits with enormous possibilities and opportunities. We want
Speaker 3: you to present them with a new form of existence
Speaker 3: that transcends religion, politics, or the modus operande of education. Today.
Speaker 3: This spirit seems smart. Must have a degree from Harmer
Speaker 3: once again. Always evil demons, you know. And all they're
Speaker 3: doing is giving us good music.
Speaker 4: That's true. That's yeah, that's not a bad thing in that,
Speaker 4: you know.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I like the music too. So, like many rock
Speaker 3: stars Santana met, his success is tied to the spiritual entity.
Speaker 3: Santana also claims he can contact the spirits of musicians
Speaker 3: who died, such as Jimmy Hendricks and Miles Davis. He
Speaker 3: also claims that artists who the artists who were participating
Speaker 3: on Supernatural Uh, they were brought to him supernaturally to
Speaker 3: be part of the Metatron's project. He claims that they
Speaker 3: heard his music or were communicated in his dreams and
Speaker 3: were told they were going to be part of it.
Speaker 3: So like Clapton came to him and said, hey, I
Speaker 3: heard you're doing an album. I won't be part of it.
Speaker 3: But Clapton says that he heard this through a dream,
Speaker 3: really and he contacted him and found out, yeah, I'm
Speaker 3: doing this. And then Robert Thomas said the same thing
Speaker 3: that he was contacted through a dream as well. I
Speaker 3: don't know what. I don't know what. I'm just saying,
Speaker 3: that's pretty wild. Thomas and Eric Clapton both said that
Speaker 3: that's pretty That's now we'll go tie this drug stuff
Speaker 3: back in because Santana claims his first initiation into the
Speaker 3: spiritual world took place when he ingested LSD in the sixties.
Speaker 3: He claims that while he played woodstock, his guitar became
Speaker 3: a serpent before his eyes and inspired the way he
Speaker 3: played his seething leads that would catapult him in an
Speaker 3: international fame as a guitarist.
Speaker 4: Nothing like Santana st people are rich.
Speaker 3: Well, nobody sells or sold, the deb will be poor.
Speaker 3: I guess that's one of those deals like the US
Speaker 3: has been making with these foreign countries and Donald Trump's
Speaker 3: pot take.
Speaker 4: That will make you famous, but you're gonna die at
Speaker 4: twenty seven no money.
Speaker 3: I hope you like peanut Butter and tank in kol Aid.
Speaker 4: That's just it wouldn't have been funny if Rob Thomas
Speaker 4: and and Eric Clapton, like they met up in the
Speaker 4: same dream and like, hey, hey like that.
Speaker 3: That's hilarious. That's pretty funny because I remember when Ween
Speaker 3: from Wings were met Jim Morrison in the dream a
Speaker 3: naked Indian Indian. So what do you what do y'all think?
Speaker 3: What's y'all's input on on the stuff we've talked about tonight.
Speaker 3: I think it's pretty wild. Yeah, and I definitely think
Speaker 3: drugs are definitely tied into all of it. Yeah. And
Speaker 3: like I said, when we do this show on Alistair Crowley,
Speaker 3: I mean we're going to talk about, uh, We're gonna
Speaker 3: talk about the Beatles and the Stones because a lot
Speaker 3: of people don't realize this. The Beatles put out Sergeant
Speaker 3: Pepper and the Stones put out his satanic Majesty's request
Speaker 3: the same year, and there's actually ties to both of
Speaker 3: them on the album. Like, for example, there's a there's
Speaker 3: an album on the album of Sergeant Pepper's, there's actually
Speaker 3: a picture of Alistair Crowley up on top left hand corner,
Speaker 3: bottom right hand corner there's a doll and it says
Speaker 3: please welcome the Rolling Stones. But when you go to
Speaker 3: the Rolling Stones album, there's four pictures of the Beatles,
Speaker 3: each individually hid on the album, and so it's kind
Speaker 3: of camouflage's hard to see. But like the picture John
Speaker 3: Lennon is the picture from the inside cover of Sergeant
Speaker 3: Peppers and like I said, these were released at the
Speaker 3: exact same time. Also on the bottom cover of Sergeant
Speaker 3: Pepper's there's like this little Hindu Buddha looking doll. It's
Speaker 3: like a holding out it's it's got like four arms
Speaker 3: or six arms, and it's holding out a pot and
Speaker 3: something else. I can't remember what it is, but that's
Speaker 3: like in the Bible that's supposed to be like a
Speaker 3: really sacrilegious creature, and that's on the album. But where
Speaker 3: this all ties into effect, obviously, is is Alistair Crowley's
Speaker 3: whole thing was do what thy wilt, do whatever you want.
Speaker 3: And that's what the whole crowd of the sixties was was.
Speaker 3: Everybody was, We're just gonna do what we want. Peace, love,
Speaker 3: sleep with everybody, take every drug possible. That was Alistair
Speaker 3: Crowley's main thing. And then you got people like Timothy Leary,
Speaker 3: who was big hit at his paintings and stuff. He
Speaker 3: was a huge Alistair Crowley fan, and he came out
Speaker 3: openly and said he admired everything that he did and
Speaker 3: he was going to run for president. And when he
Speaker 3: was going to run for president, that's when John Lennon
Speaker 3: wrote come Together, that was actually going to be a
Speaker 3: presidential everybody come together some for Timothy Leary, which ended
Speaker 3: up not running for president, so it didn't get used
Speaker 3: for that. You see, I'm just a wealth of knowledge,
Speaker 3: useful shit.
Speaker 4: All I know is Alistair Crowley's dumb.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I hope he don't hear you say that.
Speaker 4: You're dumb. You didn't finish what you started. Yeah, well
Speaker 4: you know what I'm saying, and I'm bringing up every
Speaker 4: time we have a show and every time you say
Speaker 4: his name, because he didn't finish that whole thing. Ritual dumb.
Speaker 4: It's just dumb.
Speaker 3: Yeah, when he gets the spirit of horse on you,
Speaker 3: because you know, Horace was the one who gave him
Speaker 3: the information for the Book of the Law. It's the
Speaker 3: Book of the Law. I don't know what that was.
Speaker 3: That was just well, guys, it's been an absolutely fun show.
Speaker 3: I love doing the music stuff. And we're gonna do more.
Speaker 3: Like I said, we're going to talk about Elvis, and
Speaker 3: we're gonna talk about Beatles and the Stones, and trust me,
Speaker 3: there's no shortage of musicians. We didn't even touch on
Speaker 3: stuff like the obvious ones like a C d C
Speaker 3: or ay, that's another one. Angus is one of those
Speaker 3: that says that when he's on stage, he just feels
Speaker 3: like something takes over his body.
Speaker 4: Something does Hell's he moved around like on the stage.
Speaker 3: Something takes them ankles of He's he's like one and
Speaker 3: seventy six years old and run around like.
Speaker 4: This twenty That's all right, I don't I love a CDC.
Speaker 4: So whatever.
Speaker 3: It's like I said, I listen to a CDC. I
Speaker 3: listened to Zeppelin. I listen, you know, I understand. I
Speaker 3: feel like, you know, I got control over myself. You know,
Speaker 3: if the weaker people are the people who let songs
Speaker 3: influence them. If you commit suicide because you listen to
Speaker 3: suicide Solution by Ozzie or you know what have you,
Speaker 3: or then.
Speaker 4: You're depressed individual exactly.
Speaker 3: You've got issues and you can't blame it on the music.
Speaker 3: I'm not you know now, don't get me wrong. Music
Speaker 3: affects us because otherwise affects emotions. Yeah, it wouldn't be made.
Speaker 3: It wouldn't make you happy otherwise, or wouldn't make you
Speaker 3: sad or bring back memories that it does, so you
Speaker 3: can't say that it's not an influence. But just because
Speaker 3: somebody tells you to do something, don't mean you got
Speaker 3: to do it exactly, you know. But anyway, it's been
Speaker 3: a fun show, so once again, don't forget on Wednesday
Speaker 3: nights we do for shorts and Giggles, which you have
Speaker 3: to come to one of those with us one day.
Speaker 3: It'll be hard fitting all three of us in the
Speaker 3: camera like we do the mic.
Speaker 4: You can take my spot.
Speaker 3: I'll set one out, but we're gonna do we keep
Speaker 3: doing those. I put out a list of the next
Speaker 3: four or five shows. The next one's gonna be on
Speaker 3: the Hopkins Hopkinsville goblins. This is an awesome little story.
Speaker 3: We almost did a regular show on it, but I
Speaker 3: decided to make it a short. But it's about some
Speaker 3: visitors in the fifties and Hopkinsville, Kentucky that this family
Speaker 3: claims it's some aliens, like little three foot tall aliens
Speaker 3: came down and just harassed them. And there's all kinds
Speaker 3: of evidence that something actually happened here. So it's gonna
Speaker 3: be a cool story. We're gonna talk about that. We're
Speaker 3: gonna do the law your your your law your NA
Speaker 3: story the week after that. That's where that I keep thinking,
Speaker 3: my Sharona, But we're gonna do that story after that.
Speaker 3: And we got a couple other cool ones, but we're
Speaker 3: digging up all kinds of fun stuff to doing that.
Speaker 3: Go to our YouTube page. It's He'll Billy Horror Stories.
Speaker 3: Follow us on Twitter, it's Hillbilly Horror Stories. Actually it's
Speaker 3: just Hilly Horror on there. But you can look at
Speaker 3: the Rent Daddy or Hilly Horror either want to find it.
Speaker 3: And then uh once again the iTunes reviews, guys, keep
Speaker 3: them coming. You're you're awesome. You get us a bunch
Speaker 3: of I think we had three or four in the
Speaker 3: last week they were all five stars. Please keep those
Speaker 3: things coming. They help us and what more can I say? Man,
Speaker 3: it was fun having all three of us here for
Speaker 3: the first time.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's a blast. Thanks.
Speaker 3: Rick had no problem, I had fun. You guys are awesome.
Speaker 3: Thank you a loveless too, and you have a good night.
Speaker 3: So how much how much better do you think the
Speaker 3: show is since you left?
Speaker 4: That we missed you? Definitely.
Speaker 3: We probably get as many people. We get as many
Speaker 3: people asking about you and then talking about the We
Speaker 3: had one the other day. Was it a EE review
Speaker 3: or was it one of the It was somebody saying
Speaker 3: they liked the show better with Ricky then with Tracy
Speaker 3: and uh vice versa. We hear them back and forth,
Speaker 3: and luckily nobody said they'd rather hear it without me.
Speaker 4: So we do appreciate you guys keep listening for absolutely.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so when all wanted longer shows, and we're gonna
Speaker 3: start doing about forty five minute shows and that's right
Speaker 3: at where this one is. So thank you guys so much,
Speaker 3: and we'll talk to you next week.
Speaker 4: Whosh, it's all.
Speaker 1: They would like to thank you, folks for kind of
Speaker 1: dropping in. We're all invited back next week for this.
Speaker 3: Locality to have a heaping helping out their hospitality.
Speaker 1: Kill Billy, that is, I'll come back now here