Hey, look. Ha ha! And I'm sure that you were wondering why I didn't play Velcro Fly during the Wasteland's episode.

No, it's because I was saving it here for the bonus episode, and I just wanted to have the Wasteland's episode. No, it's because I was saving it here for the bonus episode,

and I just wanted to have the Wasteland's episode completely full of train music.

So, here we go, everyone.

Velcro Fly by Zizi Top.

Seriously, though, with those drums,

I am so glad that Stephen King chose this song to have Ludd revolve around.

I mean, it's such a strange and weird...

Just another example of what makes the Wastelands and the rest of the Dark Tower series

is just so fun to read.

I couldn't even imagine going towards this futuristic, crumbling, ruined city

and hearing the sounds of zizi top

bring about war and destruction and death all the time anyway everyone welcome back to the stephen king cast one man's musings on the works of stephen king each week i'll review one entry in the bibliography of stephen king and the chronological order of publication and if you were to this particular episode, please note that this episode is a bonus episode

that's being released on the same day

as my review of the Dark Tower Book 3, The Wastelands.

The reason this is a bonus episode,

and I'm putting a disclaimer out there,

is because I'm going to go heavy into spoilers,

placing the wastelands into context of the larger

Dark Tower universe.

So if you have not read the rest of the Dark Tower series and you don't want anything spoiled,

please turn away now and come back after you have finished the Dark Tower.

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