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| | | esp-disk’ (usa) #esp 2003 cd charles manson “lie” compact disc - look at your game
- girl (2:01)
- ego (2:27)
- mechanical man (3:15)
- people say i'm no good (3:16)
- home is where you're happy (1:26)
- arkansas (3:03)
- i'll never say never to always (0:39)
- garbage dump (2:32)
- don't do anything illegal (2:49)
- sick city (1:32)
- cease to exist (2:11)
- big iron door (1:09)
- i once knew a man (2:31)
- eyes of a dreamer (2:33)
- devil man (2:30)
- the more you love (1:41)
- two pair of shoes (1:56)
- maiden with green eyes (remember me) (1:24)
- swamp girl (1:57)
- bet you think i care (2:11)
- look at your game
- girl (alt. version) (1:45)
- interview (3:16)
- who to blame (2:27)
- true love you will find (2:52)
- my world (1:45)
- invisible tears (1:33)
| 2008 release ; ... ok, now before you even read this, push the sound-sample button to your left, close your eyes, and honestly tell me that it isn’t quite good ...
it is, isn’t it? “all proceeds paid directly to the estate of wojciech frykowski, pursuant to court order.” ... in case you need something to assuage the guilt of wanting / needing this in your life ... some fine electric playing by beausoleil in there as well, all but buried amidst the surging cedar / no-noise swirl ... |
| | esp-disk’ press release... |
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esp 2003
charles manson - sings
charles manson visited new york city in the early 60s with his guitar and his songs in a vain search for recognition. in beverly hills, famous musicians gave him their studio to produce this album. he has vocal backup from the women of the "family". during a stay in a san francisco prison, he met a fellow inmate, and gave him the album to release. while manson was being tried and convicted of participation in the murder spree, the government attempted to discredit the hippie movement by citing him as an example, hoping to defuse the rising tide of anger among the population over the war in viet nam.
because his songs were considered musically and historically significant, this record was released briefly by esp in 1974, and is now being reissued. all royalties are paid to the son of one of the victims, who obtained a judgment against manson.
personnel
charles manson: lead vocals, rhythm guitar, tympani
bobby beausoleil: electric guitar
paul watkins: french horn
catherine shore: violin
dianne lake: recorder
steve grogan: electric bass
mary brunner: flute, vocals on track 4
nancy pittman: vocals on track 6
sandra good, catherine share, lynette fromme, nancy pittman & cho-cho: backup vocals |
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