Charles Manson - Look at Your Game Girl (Better Audio)

[@Shantel33ify]

Damn, I wrote a paper about Mr. Manson in one of my Criminal Justice classes and played this song after my presentation, I found it funny that people were asking me where they could purchase this song. Once they found out who it was they changed their minds.... I LOVE THIS SONG

[@furrytroopersunited9479]

I wouldn't have changed my mind, I would've still bought it. HELTER SKELTER

[@no1nestandsalone387]

Some Random Dude me too! I would have still purchased it.

[@cubanjulia]

I as well love this song and I’m a songwriter! Yes ... indeed it’s that of a lovely song!

[@monsoonpsychology]

LOL i can picture that. Great story!

[@frostskog7958]

thats ego working hard in those peoples minds

[@lavalamp8430]

It's just so raw.....and haunting.

[@Jiggidy22]

I love this song, and that alone scares me

[@lavalamp8430]

Same. I couldn't get it out of my head a few weeks ago and it started to freak me out, even though I'd heard Axl's cover of it a million times in the past. Love GnR but this is one cover they just didn't do justice to. They should have stuck with Live And Let Die and Knocking On Heaven's Door.

[@MrWalker1000]

i just downloaded this song on my mp3. is that messed up ? I feel like its not wrong as long as you can seperate the two. Like maybe the person is shitty but the music is good you know?

[@lavalamp8430]

I know. I feel both guilty AND creeped out that I keep listening to it....yet I can't seem to stop! Then I lie awake in bed at night and get creeped out that i can't get it out of my head, lol. I've also been listening to the Manson Family album a bit lately as well. Can't seem to get that "Ride Away" tune out of my head.....or the creepy devil lyrics in that other one (can't remember what it's called but the girls' chant "Aaaaayyyyyuuuumm" all the way through it.)

[@ManC_Pat]

This music is so haunting...its so perfect..melodious but it is not going from my head...

[@bolingoli4822]

In a parallel universe this is manson walking into a stadium with his security about to drop a concert in front of 60,000 hysterical fans

[@Erthellf]

YES!! I'm with ya!!

[@Thomas116-m2n]

Charlie's biggest problem was Charlie. If he'd stayed cool with Terry instead of trying to bully him, he may have had a record deal with at least an acquaintance of Terry. Terry didn't need him but a producer friend of his might....once he knew Charlie better, he didn't want anything to do with him.

[@daytripper135]

With Susan , Patricia and Leslie in the chorus

[@anthonyboyle5766]

Guy was a genius, I'm pretty sure of it! Lol

[@goy1mdefender320]

@@anthonyboyle5766 he def was

[@brekkieMONKEY]

"Look down at me and you see a fool. Look up at me and you see a god. Look straight at me and you see yourself."

[@thraxxhousemansion]

Real

[@lenorefriedrich1634]

Raw … I’m digging it. He would have had a great musical career.

[@scdevon]

This could have been a huge hit in '67 or '68 with the proper promotion and airplay. It had a perfect late '60's sound.

[@jellyfishsquawk]

it's so sad

[@bfinera]

Yeah.. also a today's sound

[@ovnilab]

My thoughts exactly! Imagine if he and Phil Specter had crossed paths back in the day? Charlie would be a different kind of legend.

[@DeE-pt5lz]

its true, I don't think a huge hit but it could have been a minor hit, and I am guessing Charlie wouldn't have gone on the path he did because I am guessing the real reason why he did what he did was to get famous

[@oui2611]

this acoustic version reminds me of nick drake, tim buckley , elliot smith or something like that i guess

[@cloviscareca]

I'm in love with this song

[@always-stay-positive5187]

this is rare raw talent.

[@PussySnatcher]

@@always-stay-positive5187 yes

[@MRHARLEYWOLF]

Really, This is a Homicidal track.

[@WajeEdits]

@@MRHARLEYWOLF Pls seperate the art from the artist

[@MRHARLEYWOLF]

@@WajeEdits Art from a Homicidal maniac Artist is not considered Art in my vocabulary cause noting he’s saying in this music makes sense from his action cause he doesn’t believe what’s he’s singing about… It’s a Facade

[@morskavlna]

Oh Manson what have you done. He could be so damn good! If only...

[@srilcvrt6592]

+kuevpa _ Such a shame

[@nervifanatiquedemicheldrac902]

Nope.

[@Rykonic]

No one wanted to give him the chance, that's why he did it mainly.

[@sodapop5338]

Nervi fanatique de Michel Drac stop being upset, how can you not admit this is good, you keep commenting on everybodys comments denying that it’s good

[@lacroixpoison9030]

Kevin Quijada hey it’s his opinion man

[@TheSubHerbz]

Perfect example of how thin the line is between genius and insanity

[@americanfirst913]

Damn no truer words written.

[@eimearoconnor4641]

For sure,bang on the mark pal

[@五郎熊-d7n]

strongly agree by the way.

[@Two_maligators]

What was insane about him?

[@whitneyhowlandspropcomedy6924]

And not to mention pure evil!

[@andrealeo8580]

This footage straight looks like and gives the feeling of a rockstar walking across fans scorted by bodyguards

[@jacobmelgar38]

Maybe we got a small glimpse of what that could of looked like. Sad. Yea

[@marvinnquintana9323]

An in alternate universe

[@abbyroad5289]

He looks like a bridge troll

[@dawngregory6549]

Hey hate to say this but he was bigger than most rock stars

[@wudang2927]

Probably how he felt at times

[@floridaman2000]

talent wasted, if charles had a home and parents that loved him he would have a huge career.

[@newecreator]

It's a cruel world.

[@patthefly]

its a beautiful world, cruelty is an attribute deevolution...something to be abbhored in all it's fashion. but yeah its a cruel world...

[@littlebittergrl]

Newecreator Channel yes

[@AlejandroPSJ]

Who knows, maybe with loving parents his music skills wouldn't have flourish, as his madness also

[@LuizHenrique11Out]

True

[@CaptainPhrisbee]

This actually sounds pretty good! Better than anything on the radio right now!

[@MrIrishscouse]

I think the Swifties might disagree. ;-)

[@mrmoviemanic1]

Someone should make a movie of Manson, and at the end credits play this song. And then everyone gets a shock when they realise it's Manson himself.

[@knoxx1111]

It is in some movies.

[@siorang6004]

@@knoxx1111 what movies

[@stevelane6919]

A movie of his life that stopped June 1969 could be very good. Although there was a documentary of Chuck and his friends, that was made around that time and its awful!

[@sherwinmaralit64]

Drew Russell helter skelter 1979

[@mrcrandberry6115]

@@siorang6004 the docu-drama "Manson"

[@carsonball2001]

I’ll be honest here I never thought I would ever find Charles Manson talented until I listened to his music no wonder the girls in the Manson Family loved him he has a beautiful voice it’s sad that he chose the wrong path in life he could have been famous for his music not by his crimes

[@slysmi9021]

He tried the music path silly

[@Noisehead101]

Its not his voice. This comes from a CD that was released of other people singing his songs. There's an interview where someone plays this version to Manson. The singer on this recording is Steve Grogan.

[@Shadow-In-The-East]

@@Noisehead101 Link to a source or there's no reason to believe you.

[@mhmorris2018]

@@Noisehead101 ITS NOT STEVE GROGAN- quit LYING!!!

[@mhmorris2018]

@@Shadow-In-The-Easthe’s been saying this on every Manson clip. This is Manson singing. Steve Grogan sang the Manson songs after Manson was in prison with the rest of the family

[@MaxIThink]

This man had so much ahead of him, and he was never able to fulfill these because of his own doing. Manson was such a good musician, but it's sad that his beautiful compositions cannot be enjoyed by almost anyone.

[@oppothumbs1]

He only wrote one good song ..

[@generalgringo9887]

Manson was a burnt out little fraud of a con man. His music is mediocre at best. He was never ever going to make it in the music business

[@joepermenter7228]

@@oppothumbs1 Popularized by a fake hair metal band that burnt out in a heartbeat....

[@kieransoregaard-utt8]

Nothing you said is correct. He wasn’t a musician. He could barely play the guitar and his lyrics were abysmal. His voice was good and that was it. This was his only decent melody. The rest of his songs were truly atrocious

[@joepermenter7228]

@@kieransoregaard-utt8 100

[@charlesandrade7502]

Listening to this song in December, 2022, Brazil. The song is beautiful!

[@komafibre]

He said his mother only hugged him one time that he can recall... Love does make a difference folks He wouldn’t have held onto that memory if not. On that note God bless us all

[@teresacastillo1783]

He was too busy university and working

[@sourgummyworms8069]

This sounds really beautiful. Thanks for enhancing it. I also love “Home Is Where You’re Happy.”

[@Jayyy667]

I love sour gummy worms

[@muhammadal-baghdadi9660]

Never say Never to always

[@MegreliLazi1991]

Yes 👍

[@sydbarrett5]

I have to admit, he's a great singer

[@Noisehead101]

Its not his voice. This comes from a CD that was released of other people singing his songs. There's an interview where someone plays this version to Manson

[@pazzescofds]

@@Noisehead101 yes it is.

[@Noisehead101]

@1TheSlap1 it's not, it's a compilation of other singers on the CD but singing his songs

[@pazzescofds]

@@Noisehead101 no.

[@Noisehead101]

@@pazzescofds keep believing what you want

[@StarmanPlays]

I love the way he trails off at the end.

[@PussySnatcher]

Love the whole song

[@douglasbuck3518]

Adolph painted some pretty pictures too.

[@jaiguru9538]

Yeah, except hitler's painting was ameturish on his best day. This song is legit good.

[@nol6819]

And both did nothing wrong. Coincidence?

[@nancygilley9070]

Dirt Kevin adolpho the friendly ghost.

[@okami9634]

Fuck off

[@yungsusboi]

I actually choked on the water I was drinking while I read your comment. Thank you lmao

[@bridgettedovecassese101]

This was so sad for everyone involved, and a lesson to learn about love and raising children. if he had a family, he might have been a genius.

[@PussySnatcher]

Yes

[@jorgeconde5956]

"Yes or no" Some times having a good family makes you lazy and spoil. If Mike Tyson grew up with a good family he probably wouldn't have been champ and to a extreme case Hitler wouldn't have been leader of Germany. Remebered Manson learned to play the guitar in jail.

[@FingerSpazm]

Plenty of people have awful upbringings and don't become like Manson. I'm not sure if we can pin his actions on any one aspect of his life.

[@AlexLawSG]

​@@FingerSpazm Some of the sweetest people I ever met had terrible upbringing. It's really a 50/50 shot when it comes to how someone who had an awful life will turn out.

[@denisehollen7973]

Do your research before posting IGNORANT COMMENTS, HE HAD A VERY LOVING FAMILY AND MADE SURE HE WENT TO CHURCH

[@Whoa_shutitdown]

This voice will both haunt and calm history forever.

[@jamesf.gilmartin712]

that's for sure,

[@Noisehead101]

Its not his voice. This comes from a CD that was released of other people singing his songs. There's an interview where someone plays this version to Manson. The singer here is Steve Grogan.

[@bahamutsix5765]

@@Noisehead101Nope this is clearly Charles Manson’s voice. You can compare the voices from his other songs to this video and they sound exactly alike. Don’t know why Reagan Jr. got it all wrong somehow in that interview

[@kalebanth8323]

@@Noisehead101wow. You are 100% wrong. Blatantly wrong. It’s hard to understand why a person would blatantly lie about something like this unless they truly are just ignorant or are child-like innocent to the truth. But you sir, are 100% wrong. This is Manson.😊😊

[@Noisehead101]

@@kalebanth8323 it's not

[@vampir8107]

Charles is a good musician! this song is awesome. you can tell he felt it,

[@mattomite9097]

The dichotomy of man and the duality of his/her soul. Similar to having a peace sign on your flak jacket as you carry rifle with the intent to kill the “enemy.” Human beings are complex.

[@Linkolite]

Manson was an incredibly complex character. I agree with more of what he says than disagree. Like Ted Kaczynski, you see these incredibly powerful intellectual minds driven over the brink towards violence because they simply can’t be understood. In Manson’s case I think this was compounded by being surrounded with supportive groupies who probably treated him and introduced into him that he was Jesus.

[@cagethecreator7911]

It's sad that when I was a baby I liked this. I'm not saying Charles Manson was a great person but his voice is like an angel but his mind is a devil.

[@ReverendHowl]

Too ugly to be adopted, too beautiful to be set free....

[@boyinjuly1]

you can still appreciate art out of context of the artist.

[@ringuyd]

Most of the popular people have evil minds

[@johncampbell3208]

They say it’s not his voice tho

[@Dogtles]

I still like this

[@guitarttimman]

Charles had an awesome opportunity to become a star. Back then, believe it or not, it was much easier to make it, and, even though Roman Polanski and a few others rejected him, he could have still done it. Many of the stars were rejected, but, hung in there and kept going around doing live shows gaining a following. Indeed, Charles had no trouble getting people to follow him. He proved that. Had he used it to his advantage, he could've still made it. So what if the road is a little longer. He was very young. He could've done it. But, he let his own selfish pride destroy him and many others around him too.

[@TooCooFoYou]

Roman Polanski never met Charles Mason. He just rented the place at the wrong time.

[@guitarttimman]

ok, but he still chose the wrong path. With skills like that, he could've been famous and loved, but instead he chose to become infamous and disliked. Had he chose peace, he'd be a hero right now. But, he didn't and is a zero!

[@TooCooFoYou]

Tim Halcomb He's famous, you're not. So who's the zero now?

[@guitarttimman]

Charles gets told what to do 24/7 and you think he's famous? He's in jail. I'm free!

[@TooCooFoYou]

Tim Halcomb He's getting publicity and you're not

[@MadchenLear]

He could have been something. Shame.

[@ramboanime]

Who say he's not something? Just because he's in prison doesn't mean he's not something. He's amazing!

[@josephesposito3499]

ramboanime GOD bless! Charles Manson IS a successful musician, because people are touched by his music! Makes NO difference that he didn't go the formal route, that would require imitating blacks, something Kid Rock is good at, but not principled MEN like Charles Manson!

[@TJ-mm8fx]

What the fuck are these replies? You are both stupid. Charles Manson was an evil piece of shit who caused the murders of innocent people. Find someone else to idol worship.

[@hanawana]

He fucking flipped out when he couldn’t get signed

[@jackpw698]

@@TJ-mm8fx No Charlie was a god amongst men and did what was necessary, I long to follow in his footsteps

[@jonj3233]

Not what I was expecting. Fairly talented and song has more sensitivity than what you would expect from a sociopath. Always wanted to hear one of his songs. Interesting and thank you.

[@oppothumbs1]

Yeah on this song leaves out the psychopathy. His other songs seem weak and more psychopathic. Had a good day I guess or maybe he wrote it for Sharon.

[@ThomasDoubting5]

He wasn't a sociopath

[@UnkemptSoldier]

He wasn't a sociopath. He had psychosis.

[@Sexysadie_]

@@ThomasDoubting5 yea i think he feels love and actually loved those girls around him but not any feelings of remorse lol.

[@FingerSpazm]

@@oppothumbs1 invisible tears is good imo

[@lordnasty8160]

Charles Manson wrote that motherfucking song! Guns and roses copied him! This version is better!!!

[@footballfanatik780]

Lord Nasty beach boys copied him too and never gave credit.

[@dyingmeme6814]

American Angel what do you mean? Why do you think he told those people to kill at Romans house? He was told The Beach Boys were there for a party. He told them to go kill them.

[@Houdini774]

We believe you!

[@kellygurl5]

Gnr is my favourite band of all time, and I love axls voice so much, but yeah it's no where near as good as the original for sure

[@dbtwithme]

He also wrote a beach boys song that was stolen that's why he went a-wall and was looking got revenge but it went all wrong in every way and poor innocent people are no longer here. Good job Hollywood crushing dreams to turn people crazy.

[@monkbop8044]

This is better than anything Bieber has put out, and I'm being dead serious

[@James-zp4ce]

Dead.....I see what you did therd

[@psywizard880]

Monk Bop i’m serious along with you. Can’t stand Bieber.

[@khadijahmustaffa3455]

Much much better

[@myupsidedown]

Bro Bieber was playing original songs on the street since he was 13, yeah they were washed pop. But he did it, and marketed himself to some degree before usher found him and made him a multimillionair. Are your talents producing any amount of value lately? Probably not lol

[@cyrosubod2317]

@@myupsidedown i see your a fan justin cant even play a guitar

[@762459]

I gotta say, this song is a cult classic.

[@AaronSwift-yd1es]

Real original comment my guy.

[@thehawk8332]

​@@AaronSwift-yd1esit's still funny my guy

[@sketchartist1964]

Something went terribly wrong in this guys life.

[@davidsantoya2679]

His mother once sold as a baby for a bottle of beer

[@pipebomb6427]

If he had been a successful artist he would’ve never started a cult.

[@user-ow4dh4dm2o]

@@pipebomb6427 he had a cult way before he even talked to terry melcher for a chance at music he only killed because he was rejected do your research

[@user-hy3on6dg8l]

MK Ultra victim

[@ohsnapitscass626]

his mom basically sold him for beer and didn’t want him, he tried coming back to her but only got rejected. then when while in prison at 21 i think, he had a wife that didn’t want him either and basically left him for someone else

[@divadonarres425]

The message of the song is to stop looking for love, cause you'll only end up with heartache, its a sad truth, you are supposed to follow your heart and true love will find you. Charles had a beautiful message in this song only for those who experiences true heartache can hear it. Listen to the music cause it is beautiful, although Charles did commit that ugly act

[@lavalamp8430]

No it's not! It's about the game women play in love when they use tears all the time to sway the man and play the victim. Listen to the lyrics!

[@UnkemptSoldier]

What ugly act did he commit, exactly? He rambled a little too incoherently one day and a couple of his dumbass friends who didn't know how to handle their drugs took something he said the wrong way. HE didn't do it!

[@barelysentientbeing]

One of my favorite songs from the sixties. Such a shame. Charles Manson should have been an iconic, eccentric, awesome songwriter. In a weird way he still ended up becoming one. Hell, the songs have already survived the test of time. In 100 years, some jackoff is going to be listening to this song long and have no idea who Charles Manson is, but know the song is great.

[@psywizard880]

The Beach boys put him in touch with Terry Melcher who lived at the same address as Sharon Tate and Roman Polanski, sometime before Sharon and Roman got the house. It did not matter who was living there. Because anybody that could afford that house was a social pig according to Charlie. Sharon and Roman were paying 500.00 per month for that house. Which was a very high rent in 1969. Remember he was on their property and was told to get off the grounds when Sharon was in the pool. Their eyes met. He kept asking for Terry Melcher and was told Melcher did not live there anymore. Apparently Terry Melcher did not think that Charlie had much talent. And wouldn’t see him anymore.. That’s what angered him.

[@haydndavies2248]

You have read helter skelter which is the biggest load of bullshit made up crap going. Even top lawyers have now admitted bugliosi would never have gotten away with his prosecution of manson today let alone the crap he wrote in that book. Melcher knew manson personally. Manson played exclusively in the hip laurel canyon bars were the likes of Melcher, the doors, mamas and papas, Frank zappa etc frequented and was loved. He was actually nicknamed the wizard for his music. His first band was called the milky way. It should never have been called the manson murders but the Charles tex Watson murders.

[@LauraLooLaa1]

It feels wrong that I like this song :/

[@emmarockschannel]

same...

[@Cherokee4678]

It is heartbreaking and heartwarming, and even go deeper with his interviews, especially Penny, forgot her last name:)

[@georgie23]

Lol no. Not at all. It's music and a great song. Put aside Charlie is a nut bar and feel the music.

[@LauraLooLaa1]

haha good point

[@francosalazar7298]

+Laura Loo Alan silveira sed hi loves you

[@Janeb23]

Manson is a true dreamer and wrote some beautiful music before he got too intense to follow. I love this stuff, and all his lyrics. For better or worse, he is a very special person, and these songs are interesting and good listening. I just imagine if he'd been produced by someone other than the "beach" boy's drummer...or if he had found a band with some decent musicians.

[@earlgrey1]

Amazing. I wish you could to this with all his songs! The Family Jams-album would be amazing..

[@xbex4095]

There's a time for living Time keeps on flying Think you're loving baby But all your doing is crying Can you feel Are those feelings real Look at your game, girl Look at your game, girl What a mad delusion Living in that confusion Frustration and doubt Can you ever live without the game The sad, sad game Mad game Just to say loves' not enough it can't be true Oh, you can tell those lies but you're only fooling you Can't you feel All those feelings ain't real Then you better stop trying Or you're gonna play crying Stop trying

[@eazy217ij]

Honestly never expected this. One of the best songs I've heard probably. Raw talent. Crazy message as well.

[@simplyasia3674]

this song was beautiful true talent

[@a.saboorkhan2709]

Everyone human life start with innocency ..after listing his song in recommended videos on KZbin I browsed Charles Manson on wikipedia to let him know .. But after an hour of study his general life jail life his song wet my eyes that he passed away ..he is no longer with us ..he just left his memories

[@chiefxlord]

The saddest thing in life is wasted talent

[@jeanie4u]

good ol charlie

[@scdevon]

“I don't wanna take my time going to work, I got a motorcycle and a sleeping bag and ten or fifteen girls. What the hell I wanna go off and go to work for? Work for what? Money?......I'm the King, man"....!!! -Charles Manson

[@MixtapeMazza]

Such a wasted talent.. his music is so beautiful

[@davidb2206]

No, but mediocre folk music. He could have made a meager but honest living if he'd had the discipline and worked hard at it in the 60's, like others did. As a master con man, he didn't want to work that hard.

[@griffan456]

Amazing song. Fuck his past. I listen to music to enjoy it... and I enjoy this %100.

[@newecreator]

That moment I want to cover this.

[@lindseypitman8571]

Axl did.

[@jakebailey5244]

good fucking job

[@vantts2756]

Eu amo essa Música! Grande Charles! ❤

[@BibiPoderosa465]

Grande Charles? 🤨

[@Ac130spectreH1]

What a great tune...this is the first time I heard this song. Amazing, fits right in with the times...the 60s.

[@platinum9789]

My big thing is. He wasted his talents. Being a Singer and songerwriter, I wouldn't have done this but what people don't understand he wasn't domesticated like everyone else. Getting kicked out of Foster homes, being in prison his whole life butbhe found salvation in his music. He was a beatneck before hippies and hippies and beatnecks are the sane thing. But Charlie was with the times man, he knew for a fact he could control those kids minds to believe everything he believed in. He's still alive today. Charlie's not a psycopath. He's just really smart. Street smart. Free MANSON. Let him be with his wife and let him sing man.

[@harrisongreen8614]

Kyle Baker no

[@idiotsponges7987]

He would've been an iconic singer if he wasn't a criminal

[@Jayyy667]

the black community celebrates that very aspect lol

[@littlebittergrl]

why Charles? why? why? why? why? WHYYYYY?

[@thatsmyrail]

I like this very much actually.

[@10thanonymous]

I find it kinda unsettling yet soothing that I can actually relate to this song in many different levels

[@CherokeeBird]

All his music is fire, honestly. ❤

[@clintonearlwalker]

Recorded on September 11, 1967 and August 9, 1968 (overdubs), its distribution began during the Manson murder trial by Phil Kaufman who initially pressed a run of 2,000 copies, of which only 300 sold.It appeared on his album Lie: The Love and Terror Cult which was released in 1970 to help pay for his defense during the murder trial. Later Grogan and some family girls made an album called "The Family Jams". There is footage of them singing in a documentary called "Inside the Manson Gang".

[@Zetep]

Charlies problem was he would never focus on anything, and just expected it to happen because he felt he deserved to be famous. Entitled little kid in his head, and always stayed that way.

[@relicreapers571]

Fun fact, Neil Young was there at Denis Wilson's place while Manson was playing. He said he would play and play and once in a while something would sound good. Sounds exactly right.

[@chihighhcg1116]

My grandpa knew him when my grandpa was wrongfully accused of armed robbery to his neighbor who had dementia but he was in San Quentin for 17 months until they found the real guy but my grandpa was cellmates with him and he said he was very tiny and my grandpa is 6’6 and Manson was 5’4 and he said Charles was like a celebrity in there and he remembers when Charles made that song in jail and he said it sounded perfect and clear and no echo in the prison and he said he was pretty weird most of the time like at night he would say some psychotic philosophy stuff but he was best friends with my grandpa and Charlie’s wasn’t that aggressive to people unless you made him and he was mostly nice but my grandpa said he was very talented and he has some of Charles books he wrote for my grandpa and a diary and he said it was amazing when he would sing in the cell

[@wendig00n]

His madness made his talent possible. You can hate an artist but his work is pure art.

[@cynthiablandford6213]

What a beautiful voice.He was so talented.

[@Jim17735]

The ending lyrics so true, a sad mad game, innocent people slaughtered for no reason and a beautiful young girl walks to a cell emerging 50 wasted years later as an old woman pleading for parole....

[@brunogiovani1767]

Charles is the man,his music is so good,and his voice is amazing.

[@stephenpayne9120]

Innocent man, framed by Nixon for political purposes. A major talent, very significant artist. The world lost a great man in 2017. Hopefully one day Charles Manson's reputation will be rehabilitated, and schools will be named after him, ships, highways. Maybe his face will appear on a 20 dollar bill. We could have, one day, a Manson stamp. I love you, Charlie! God bless!

[@VitalikShapkin229]

Bruh

[@ardvarq9027]

People needed to hear his message. They wouldn't listen. Such beautiful music.

[@i1730]

that escalated quick

[@damianwaynerobin5984]

Douglas Johnson Both seem pretty cool to me

[@iolitelight]

He was a racist thug. His message was warped. His music was decent yes but he was not.

[@citygirljace]

What is that DAMN chord at 0:40?

[@raphaeldsp7361]

So true, it's definitely the part I expect the most in this song ! The key color changement using this chord... I'm almost sad that he did not developed more in this way

[@eliasdevereux2783]

He was obvious framed to make the hippie scene seem like it's getting violent. Also Charlie is very intelligent and was an influence on people and has IQ in the hundreds and authority doesn't like that. I don't think he was an angel, but not a murderer. And he didn't even commit the murders, not to mention its ridiculous to think he brainwashed them into killing the victims.

[@LipziG3R]

And you know all of that from ....??? Hitler also did not commit murders himself ... he ... just ordered it and it was done. That doesn't make it better ... What should be so ridiculous about "brainwashing" people into doing bad things in their name? This song is beautiful and I don't doubt that he could and maybe is very smart. But still - Saying he was just tricked or something by the "authorities" doesn't sound very convincing ...

[@myyummybiologicallyfemalep6577]

Lipziger why can't people be responsible for their own actions? They said he used LSD to control the Family lol, LSD doesn't work that way and everyone would know that if they didn't buy into the government lie that psychedelics are drugs and dangerous! All the other Family member were younger, whacked out of their minds on meth, driving around killing and robbing! Manson has even said he didn't take those drugs or do any of that but what could he do about their actions he's not a cop! You can find the videos of the statements and interviews here, once individual family members started getting arrested they started spinning wild stories and pointing the finger at everyone! I think Susan Atkins was the one in charge and I think she spun the story of oh Charlie is older he's in charge, I'm not sure Manson really knew exactly what was going on! Manson had been to prison so to him this must have seemed like a wild joke and probably thought he'd be released soon, go and watch interviews, listen to what Charles Manson ACTUALLY SAYS!

[@Barry7777777]

It's hard to say, Bill. I'm not sure how impressionable I would be on LSD, but I do remember losing a lot of control over the way I acted and handled some situation that would have otherwise been easy and routine. I especially remember being totally useless as a bandleader one night, though I could still play. These people had totally given themselves to Charlie and worshipped his every word - I think I can see how the addition of LSD to the mix could further strip them of whatever remained of their individuality. Interesting point for discussion, for sure.

[@jaiguru9538]

Yeah well the thing is, making claims isn't the same thing as proving them true. You made a claim and now you owe evidence to back it up. So put up or shut up.

[@darkomtobia]

Uh, it's a decent song and all, but that doesn't make Charlie any less of a homicidal lunatic.

[@cheetahpanther1306]

I actually really like this song 😊

[@C-Stanz]

@dropd26 Great song. I know the Beach Boys connection was via Dennis Wilson, but do you know who's idea it was in the BB's to take a Manson song and alter it? I'm guessing they didn't want anyone to know where the song came from? Instinctively, I suspect Mike Love of anything bad, ever, lolol.

[@sambradley2975]

I blame phonies like Terry Melcher for what would occur that summer 50 years ago, if only Terry had come through like he promised.

[@Luvie1980]

Wow. How sad you are

[@snailmanfan]

Fuck I'd join the manson family after hearing this

[@mecruzn]

Read the book Helter Skelter written by the prosecutor Vincent Bugliosi. Manson never stood a chance in life due to his poor upbringing. What a pity!

[@JeriGillam]

Also read a book titled "The Family" written by Ed Sanders, there is a ton of information about how this all began..

[@Luvie1980]

Pity? I don't pity him.

[@Србомбоница86]

@@Luvie1980 I do ,he is a tragic character

[@allisonloren9523]

I can’t believe I’ve never heard of this Charles Manson fellow before such a great voice I wonder what he’s doing now he had such a bright future bet he’s doing great things now

[@phillippacain9716]

He's Dead

[@Noisehead101]

Its not his voice. This comes from a CD that was released of other people singing his songs. There's an interview where someone plays this version to Manson

[@dustywilson5461]

Far more talented than all of the other artists/bands who rejected him.

[@acidtab4711]

"look at your game girrrl " the best

[@carlayt7554]

So apparently, Manson could be a pretty good singer, Bundy a great lawyer, Kemper a genial psychiatrist/psychologist and Dahmer a successful model. That's crazy.

[@Noisehead101]

Its not his voice. This comes from a CD that was released of other people singing his songs. There's an interview where someone plays this version to Manson

[@Ac130spectreH1]

Hauntingly beautiful...fits right in with the music of that time in America.

[@nowun2u176]

he should’ve been known for his music not his mistakes, sadly he chose the wrong path :(

[@aloe4412]

Yeah, sadly his music flopped ):

[@michealstiltner834]

@@aloe4412 his mistakes? you mean ordering the murder of 9 people including a woman who was 8 months pregnant

[@aloe4412]

@@michealstiltner834 Uhmmm, all I said was "Yeah, sadly his music flopped ):". I didn't say anything about his mistakes 🥴😒

[@mattsmith457]

I would love to hear a version called Look At Your Gamer Girl by Chris Chanson

[@nnygem]

Great sound quality. Great song. Eerie.

[@ItzJoeCusack]

He is on KZbin. type it in and watch his trailer

[@jaxonmoon9815]

A true american tragedy.. he could have been something so much greater and could have brought so many people together.

[@davidb2206]

Bad parenting. He absorbed no basic morality (Ten Commandments) as a child: RESPECT for other people and other people's property. You have to get that FROM PARENTS by age 5 or 6, or you are lost.

[@M45terMiNd]

holy crap, this is surprisingly good!

[@stax3000]

So cute ! 😍

[@ishowdaniel8392]

Imy charles manson soo much 💔

[@adamcovey7887]

The first folk punk singer undoubtedly

[@DominykaSchrei]

I can imagine Morrissey singing this

[@TheHappyHomesteadingHerbalist]

Beautiful voice.

[@Noisehead101]

Its not his voice. This comes from a CD that was released of other people singing his songs. There's an interview where someone plays this version to Manson

[@mortleby]

Really well done, you can definitely notice the difference. Nice job, bro!

[@markerrr]

I'm curious as to hear this song with reverb, seems like it'd sound good. Hopefully someone can rerecord this with reverb & upload it ! Your music lives on Charlie...I bet he's trippin' on Peyote in prison as we speak...

[@nelsongarcia3081]

He’s a beautiful man

[@blue.automobile14]

This is a soooo good song. It’s so beautiful

[@ohsu8895]

Dolma watching First real satan recording It's on KZbin

[@petertracanna6679]

I honestly believe that All the greatest Artists have some form of mental disorder. Not saying that he’s a good man, just saying that There is a Fine line between Genius and Psycho!

[@dawngregory6549]

This is probably the best song he did, G n R covered this on one of their albums

[@jazz4asahel]

Guns and Roses really ruined Charlie's song.

[@Србомбоница86]

They ruined it

[@C-Stanz]

@markerrr This version does have reverb.

[@mrcrandberry6115]

If only Terry Melcher had given Manson that record deal. If only. That's what really set him off. He knew the system was backstabbing, then he got his hopes up and the system backstabbed him again. He had had enough of it. Understandable, but not condoned

[@itzjxdenn]

beautiful

[@hobiearsenault8034]

this kind of creeps me out

[@midgetinbikini1039]

look behind u

[@cristiangallardo6629]

Your profile picture creeps me out

[@blue-eyedmary354]

normie

[@rochaoctavio]

@@midgetinbikini1039 i looked

[@myers6044]

Idgaf what anybody thinks of Manson, this song is the shit.

[@theblakex]

love is a sad game