Easy Wickening

Beyond Yacht Rock 2000

Dixon Denim Cutoffs, LLC

Music, Music Commentary

4.9 • 936 Ratings

🗓️ 9 April 2016

⏱️ 49 minutes

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The guys talk about the best (worst?) songs about the occult that do not rock.

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0:00.0	Zero Audio
0:05.0	The year was 1973.
0:09.0	Oh no.
0:10.0	The summer of love was long since over. Peace and love had given way to fear and loathing.
0:19.0	Filthy hippies were rejecting tradition and Christianity to join cults in California and commit murders for Charles Manson.
0:27.0	Worst of all, women had begun to enjoy sex.
0:31.0	The social order was in ruins.
0:35.0	Inspired by the pagan-esque mythology of Tolkien's Lord of the Rings and the sexualized ritual
0:40.7	magic with a CK on the end of Alistair Crowley.
0:44.3	Oh God.
0:45.3	Some of these filthy hippies looked toward England's fertile pagan past for the hidden
0:50.5	underground knowledge that had been denied them by centuries of Christian
0:54.8	rule.
0:56.2	But what if it had never really left?
1:00.5	If social repression breaks down and people start fucking how long until they start killing too
1:05.8	That was the premise of the iconic British horror movie The wicker man which relied heavily on traditional style British folk music to evoke the creepy unsettling atmosphere of the old religion
1:19.0	And that is a very very difficult trick to off, as we will see with this week's genre, which we've dubbed Easy Wickening
1:28.0	We. Yeah, don't say. Actually, it was JD's idea.
1:31.0	I'm the best!
1:33.0	Woe!
1:34.0	Beyond Yacht Rock.
1:40.0	Welcome to the Beyond Yacht Rock Podcast.
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