Tony Sokol Jul 16, 2019
Once upon a time in Hollywood, a songwriter cut some demos. New documentary Manson: Music from an Unsound Mind gives a listen.
"My life is yours, and you can have my world," the Beach Boys sang in the song "Never Learn Not to Love." Mostly written by Charles Manson, that world was a far different kind of hallucination than the band surfed when they were dispensing "Good Vibrations." Credited songwriter Dennis Wilson changed a good portion of the lyrics and wrote a bridge so it could be issued as a B-side and paid the struggling the songwriter. The musical side of the man who killed the sixties will be explored in the upcoming documentary Manson: Music From An Unsound Mind.
The documentary was written and directed by Tom O’Dell. “I first found out about Manson’s musical ambitions back in 2007, while producing a Byrds documentary,” O’Dell said in a statement.
Once upon a time in Hollywood, a songwriter cut some demos. New documentary Manson: Music from an Unsound Mind gives a listen.
"My life is yours, and you can have my world," the Beach Boys sang in the song "Never Learn Not to Love." Mostly written by Charles Manson, that world was a far different kind of hallucination than the band surfed when they were dispensing "Good Vibrations." Credited songwriter Dennis Wilson changed a good portion of the lyrics and wrote a bridge so it could be issued as a B-side and paid the struggling the songwriter. The musical side of the man who killed the sixties will be explored in the upcoming documentary Manson: Music From An Unsound Mind.
The documentary was written and directed by Tom O’Dell. “I first found out about Manson’s musical ambitions back in 2007, while producing a Byrds documentary,” O’Dell said in a statement.
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