Editing Interview:2001/02 High Times
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I take one last Travis Bickle-eyed look at the scum floating up and down Sunset, then head east to a place that is immune to Hollywood's compromises, a place where a person can sit and commune with like-minded souls in an atmosphere of brotherhood and love. It's called the Barker Ranch, in the heart of Death Valley, the last known refuge of the Manson family. | I take one last Travis Bickle-eyed look at the scum floating up and down Sunset, then head east to a place that is immune to Hollywood's compromises, a place where a person can sit and commune with like-minded souls in an atmosphere of brotherhood and love. It's called the Barker Ranch, in the heart of Death Valley, the last known refuge of the Manson family. | ||
− | I listen to ''[[ | + | I listen to ''[[Holy Wood]]'' as I drive east on I-10. Slowly, it all comes clear--why I was called out here by Manson, why he's not calling me back and what exactly I should do about it. It's all in the lyrics. Like in "A Place in the Dirt" where Manson directs me to drive out to the desert and await his next command. |
We are damned and we are dead | We are damned and we are dead |