Helter Skelter: The True Story of the Manson Murders

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Morphia from San Diego, CaKatie, read the book "Helter Skelter" by Vincent Bugliosi. Krissy, you have no clue WTH you're talking about, so you need to read the book, too. And the whole world knew about it..well, except you and katie. Bronwyn from Belenheim, New ZealandIt is definitely John saying the blisters comment (I also have the rarities album). It clearly sounds like John.

Krissy from Boston, MaThis song is great. A lot of people don't know this but Helter Skelter was in act that happen in Calforina where this guy kiled tons of people. It was a very bloody and gross. More recently, the two-part documentary Manson Speaks: Inside the Mind of a Madman(2017) investigates whether the Manson family was connected to other unsolved murders in late 1969. Elsewhere, Manson: Music from an Unsound Mind (2019) delves into Manson’s musical ambitions and brief friendship with The Beach Boys’ drummer Dennis Wilson.Brian from Boston, MaIt was Ringo that screams I have blisters. I don't understand what the argument is Ringo has confirmed it. Anyway this is a great song it is a shame that it has been associated with one of the most gruesome crimes of the 20th century. To those who think Manson was cool because there are those who do I say you are ignorant morons. The Beatles songs spoke of the joys of life.Love peace the sun and yes even drugs .The marijuana they smoked fueled the creative process. The Beatles brougt joy to countless people. They inspired musicians who in turn brought joy to even more people.

Wasn't there someone who "replied" to "I've got blisters on my fingers" with "I've got blisters on my blisters"?Mustazza, Leonard (2006). The Literary Filmography. Vol.1. Jefferson, NC: McFarland & Company. p.235. ISBN 9780786425037. John from Brisbane, United StatesYes is was John.and John gave all of himself to this,but a maniac killed him.What a classic phrase it is,and only my beloved John would say that.I cant add further tears are obscuring my view.sorry Later in court, Van Houten, who was just 19 when she took part in the LaBianca killings, alleged that Manson had taken advantage of her vulnerability and dislike for her mother, though she believed, like the other members, that he was a man of vision. Thirty years later, during a parole board hearing, Van Houten said she was horrified by what she had done that night and desperately wanted to redeem herself.