Double Elvis

Hey, what's up everybody? This is Jake your host, Discrease Land, Discrease Land, Discrease Land has been nominated for a Webby Award.

We have been nominated for a Webby Award.

Us, you, me. This isn't just about me. This isn't just about the folks that double love us who make this show.

It's about you guys, the listeners who make this show awesome, this award, this Webby Award, the public votes on the Webby Awards.

Okay, so we need your help head to vote dot webby awards dot com to vote Discrease Land for the best music podcast.

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What's about the Beach Boys? Specifically about their drummer, Dennis Wilson, are in scene.

He lit himself on fire, got into a fist fight with the singer in his band on stage in front of thousands,

partied with Steve McQueen, and befriended and helped support unbeknownst to him, one of the most notorious serial killers of all time.

Dennis Wilson was the handsome, sunny California surf kid who Brian Wilson, his big brother,

wrote all those Beach Boys songs about, but he was also consumed by drugs, alcohol and darkness.

Much of that darkness was due to his relationship with Charles Manson and his guilt over the brutal murders of Sharon Tate,

Jay Sebring, and all who were felt by Manson's psychotic homicidal rage.

But Dennis Wilson made great music. That music you heard at the top of the show.

That wasn't great music. That was a preset loop from my Melotron called monkey and a grind.

Mk1. I played you that loop because I can't afford the rights to in the year 2525 by Zager and Evans.

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