He was too undisciplined and erratic, probably couldn’t work well with producers to help shape his music into radio-friendly hits. Also to really make a name for himself would have taken work he probably was unwilling to do. Charlie didn’t know how to work and keep a disciplined schedule. Recording and touring wouldn’t work out if he and the girls were gonna keep dropping acid on a whim and running around the woods chasing shiny things.
One reason why this is such a great song is that Neil probably identified with a lot of the Manson family's stripped down back to nature ethos. "Well I heard that Laurel Canyon/ Is filled with famous stars/But I hate them worse than lepers/And I kill them in their cars." I bet Neil sang that with such venom because he despised the shallow fame con as much as anybody. "I got bored and left them there/they were just dead weight to me" he would sing five years later.
hey richard, the only setting is 360p. And "for what its worth" I have my settings set to automatic up or down - best available I guess. Anyway, some videos I love have been dumped since the climate change here, (what climate change, where).. It wont play on any setting.. there is some other speed settings here, 2.0, down to 1.5, also out. Hey I hope 'its only my pc' but lots of people are running away from this whole landslide of loss. I miss the friends list a lot. It might return//thanks
Except.... As has been reported in Schreck's Manson Files Charlie wasn't rejected by the music industry. In fact, right before Charlie screwed everything up by going after Lotsa' Poppa Melcher had every intention of marketing Charlie as the next big thing. Futhermore, how can it be said Charlie was "rejected" when he'd been recorded twice, once by Wilson, and the other time being backed by the Wrecking Crew. People really do need to learn to separate the Helter Skelter wheat from th Bug's chaff.
Wasn't a cult at all. Charlie didn't control anybody. The murders at Cielo dr were the work of Watson and Krenwinkle who were looking to get even with Frykowski for burning them on a drug deal. As for the LaBiancas, the wife was the area's acid wholesaler and the husband a couple of hundred thousand dollars in debt to organized crime. So much for Helter Skelter.
didnt take rejection well
Thats a understatement of the century
said with a totally straight face Neil was telling the hard truth
I think he didn't take people stealing his music well.
Neil Young is stone cold super cool.
Brilliant
1:25 watching Neil try to keep a straight face after saying “he didn’t take rejection well” is pretty great
He doesn’t try to keep a straight face.. he didn’t tell a joke..
charlie had been rejected since he was born so no wonder he couldnt take it
@@daveelson213 because he was a creep
@@ensinitas he was a creep at 5yrs old? Get a grip. Until you've lived a life like he lived don't judge.
Cuz old neil knows more than that...he knows it had nothing to do with rejection. I wonder if any of his songs were wrote by Manson.
Neil Young documentary "Don't be denied"
it really is one of his best (revolution blues) the music and lyrics complement each other perfectly. Both sounding vital and urgent
Neil Young documentary "don't be denied"
Thank you so much for this upload I hope you know how much it's appreciated
Platform
Neil Young talks for this insight Love the song too.
spooky you uploaded this the day after our birthdays!
Neil and Charlie have the same birthday. Today November 12th.
I’m confused his birthday might be on 11th bc some of his id say 11
Charlie was born on the 11th
Charlie could have been a great singer, a spokesman for his generation, the man had talent. I guess he was ahead of his time.
his family killed a pregnant woman. so fuck him and all involved. if there is any justice, they will burn in hell. i wish i could torture them.
He was too undisciplined and erratic, probably couldn’t work well with producers to help shape his music into radio-friendly hits. Also to really make a name for himself would have taken work he probably was unwilling to do. Charlie didn’t know how to work and keep a disciplined schedule. Recording and touring wouldn’t work out if he and the girls were gonna keep dropping acid on a whim and running around the woods chasing shiny things.
One reason why this is such a great song is that Neil probably identified with a lot of the Manson family's stripped down back to nature ethos. "Well I heard that Laurel Canyon/ Is filled with famous stars/But I hate them worse than lepers/And I kill them in their cars." I bet Neil sang that with such venom because he despised the shallow fame con as much as anybody. "I got bored and left them there/they were just dead weight to me" he would sing five years later.
Neil Young interview = Bill Belichick post game interview
Trannon Goble Good observation
Where can I get the rest of this interview??
since the new CZcams format, I cant get this to play. Any ideas, I am old, but tryin to stay plugged in.. spesh-ly wit Neil. My my.
Pity...they could have formed a group...Neil Young & Crazy Charlie Horse....
…& The Electric Bananas.
Wow... cool interview... where's this from?
I believe it is Spewer, to spew.
hey richard, the only setting is 360p. And "for what its worth" I have my settings set to automatic up or down - best available I guess. Anyway, some videos I love have been dumped since the climate change here, (what climate change, where).. It wont play on any setting.. there is some other speed settings here, 2.0, down to 1.5, also out. Hey I hope 'its only my pc' but lots of people are running away from this whole landslide of loss. I miss the friends list a lot. It might return//thanks
Try turning the quality down. It's the gear under the time bar.
At age 9 Manson burned down the public school he attended. I'm pretty sure he didn't take rejection well.
That's not true. He did burn some kids toys when he was like 7-8, after they made fun of his toy.
@@GabrielNicho don't make excuses for the creep
@@ensinitas I wasn't. I was just pointing out fact, manson never burned down any schools.
he didn't burn a school down //
he lit a fart with a lighter towards a Gi joe action figure
As others have stated, that never happened.
Except.... As has been reported in Schreck's Manson Files Charlie wasn't rejected by the music industry. In fact, right before Charlie screwed everything up by going after Lotsa' Poppa Melcher had every intention of marketing Charlie as the next big thing. Futhermore, how can it be said Charlie was "rejected" when he'd been recorded twice, once by Wilson, and the other time being backed by the Wrecking Crew.
People really do need to learn to separate the Helter Skelter wheat from th Bug's chaff.
Somebody is triggered. Just accept it. Your mate "Charlie" got rejected
He's good, he's just a little out of control
Once Upon A Time In Hollywood, whilst largely fabricated, gave a really cool insight into how the Manson cult might have been
No
Nathan B your powers of argument are clearly far superior to mine and as such I must concede your point wholeheartedly
I consider OUATIH a piece of speculative fiction or maybe alternate history. It was done quite well and was one of my favorite films of that year.
Wasn't a cult at all. Charlie didn't control anybody. The murders at Cielo dr were the work of Watson and Krenwinkle who were looking to get even with Frykowski for burning them on a drug deal. As for the LaBiancas, the wife was the area's acid wholesaler and the husband a couple of hundred thousand dollars in debt to organized crime.
So much for Helter Skelter.
What's a speuer
@thebeefdancer wouldn't it be rather "spewer"???
Bit at the end is all you need to know.
Looks a lot like it,...but just isn't it at all.
Good. Done
I wonder if neil stole any of Mansons songs.
Didn't Charlie give young Neily a motorcycle?
The other way around, Neil gave him the bike!
Charlie was just too deep for them.
Of course. The most like Infantile Zodiac trying to telling a high totem Scorpio what he should and shouldn’t sing.
sorry, it was the ugly side of what?
Of the Maharishi