Helter Skelter Puns

Definitely Maybe - (Average 8.44/10)

1. Rock ‘n’ Roll star - 8.14/10

2. Shakermaker - 7.05/10

3. Live Forever - 9.63/10

4. Up in the sky - 7.31/10

5. Columbia - 9.18/10

6. Supersonic - 9.53/10

7. Bring it on down - 8.65/10

8. Cigarettes & Alcohol - 9.11/10

9. Digsy’s Dinner - 7.29/10

10. Slide Away - 9.59/10

11. Married With Children - 7.36/10

12. Sad Song - 8.62/10

Singles

1. Take Me Away - 6.90/10

2. D’Yer Wanna Be A Spaceman? - 8.68/10

3. Cloudburst - 8.15/10

4. Whatever - 9.28/10

What’s The Story? (Morning Glory) - (Average 9.02/10)

1. Hello - 9.21/10

2. Roll With It - 7.91/10

3. Wonderwall - 9.37/10

4. Don’t Look Back In Anger - 9.91/10

5. Hey Now! - 7.30/10

6. Some Might Say - 9.61/10

7. Cast No Shadow - 8.90/10

8. She’s Electric - 8.49/10

9. Morning Glory - 9.66/10

10. Champagne Supernova - 9.87/10

11. Bonehead’s Bank Holiday - 7.77/10

Singles #2

1. Its Better People - 6.70/10

2. Round Are Way - 7.87/10

3. Step Out - 8.51/10

4. Cum On Feel The Noize - 7.21/10

Be Here Now - (Average 8.03/10)

1. D’You Know What I Mean? - 8.87/10

2. My Big Mouth - 7.93/10

3. Magic Pie - 6.14/10

4. Stand By Me - 8.40/10

5. I Hope, I think, I know - 8.88/10

6. The Girl In The Dirty Shirt - 8.03/10

7. Fade In-Out - 7.50/10

8. Don’t Go Away - 8.16/10

9. Be Here Now - 7.71/10

10. All Around The World - 8.53/10

11. It’s Getting Better (Man!!) - 8.27/10

Singles #3

1. Heroes - 5.72/10

2. (I Got) The Fever - 8.05/10

3. My Sister Lover - 6.96/10

4. The Fame - 7.29/10

5. Flashbax - 8.31

6. Street Fighting Man - 5.41/10

The Masterplan - (Average 8.98/10)

1. Acquiesce - 9.60/10

2. Underneath The Sky - 8.86/10

3. Talk Tonight - 9.12/10

4. Going Nowhere - 8.22/10

5. Fade Away - 8.77/10

6. The Swamp Song - 7.27/10

7. I Am The Walrus (Live GCH) - 8.43/10

8. Listen Up - 9.66/10

9. Rockin Chair - 9.68/10

10. Half The World Away - 9.34/10

11. (It’s Good) To Be Free - 9.08/10

12. Stay Young - 9.09/10

13. Headshrinker - 8.83/10

14. The Masterplan - 9.82/10

Standing On The Shoulders Of Giants - (Average 7.63/10)

1. Fuckin’ In The Bushes - 8.33/10

2. Go Let It Out - 8.85/10

3. Who Feels Love - 7.82/10

4. Put Yer Money Where Yer Mouth Is - 5.68/10

5. Little James - 5.61/10

6. Gas Panic! - 9.83/10

7. Where Did It All Go Wrong? - 8.24/10

8. Sunday Morning Call

If I had Bezos' amount of money, I would buy the BT tower and turn it into a helter-skelter. It could be as touristy as the London Eye and slightly more useful than the Dangleway.

Anybody with me?

Honestly Helter Skelter is one of my favorite songs and I feel like too many people associate with Manson. The song is about the childish excitement and joy you felt as a kid on a slide. The name refers to a slide called the Helter Skelter, which inspired Paul to write it. If the fact that Manson murders and encouraged murder wasn't enough, he claimed that the Beatles, specifically Helter Skelter, told him to do it. He also claims that the song says the words "rise" and "kill" which if you read the lyrics neither of those words are even in the song. Do not hesitate to listen to this song because of this evil man. This is a beautiful song and Manson was just an insane man.

Probably the most overrated song of all time. It didn't invent metal, blue cheer, steppenwolf, the who, deep purple and Jimi Hendrix did. It didn't even invent noise rock either, the Velvet underground did. And besides, all of those bands had said songs actually sound GOOD. as opposed to the ear-piercingly loud song that was made solely to boost Paul mcfacist's ego. Cause he couldn't bear to have anyone have any form of achievement in music history.

I just heard it for the first time in forever and the intro part of it had me thinking it was a popular rock song from sometime 2005 - 2016 that I know of. Possibly/probably The Killers?

So, I’m wondering if anyone else has read or have heard of the book Chaos by Tom O’Neil? I can’t talk in the big boy conspiracy sub, so I’ll bring it here. I’ll have to brush up on it for specific talking points, but it fits very well into the grander narrative of divisiveness and the schism we are seeing today. From my understanding, the idea of “Helter Skelter” was of an impending race war in which the black people would come out on top (boiled down to the basics). This was apparently a huge talking point for Charlie. (It’s been so long since I’ve indulged, forgive me if I skip over info).

I heard of the book Chaos on the Rogan podcast when the author was on….don’t start…I listen to everybody. Anyways, come to find out, the idea of helter Skelter was being sort of…literally drip fed to Manson when he would go to his acid parties overseen by (verifiable) cia informants. They were notorious for infiltrating the counter cultures of the time. What better way to scare white suburban America than to have a murderous hippy preaching about the black man dominating the whites?

Cut to today and we see those exact same fears fed to us by cia and other alphabet agency smokescreens. I won’t get on a soapbox like many here do, I’ll just be preaching to the choir. And yes, this is extremely tl;dr of all this, but I’m really trying to get an idea of how many of you are aware of this stuff. It’s also come out recently that the killers of Malcolm X were alphabet players. Also, the governor kidnapping incident that was mostly ran by alphabet players…JFK…the list goes on and on. Hell the thing that happened the other day with the feds dressed up as protesters or whatever in Washington.

I digress. Their ability to operate is directly tied into the taxes we pay each year. The “intelligence” agencies in this country are clearly the enemy. What do we do about it?

Title says it all, drop me a dm if youre interested!

I’d like to learn what really led up to the murders and more about how a whacko like Charles Manson was able to convince people to be so horrible. (Yes this was spurred by Once Upon a Time in Hollywood)

For those having trouble with the “Roofcap” and “Flagpole” sections of the Helter Skelter, you can jump onto the ride’s roof for better access.

Easiest way is to face the door at the top of the slide, jump backwards onto the railing directly behind you, and then jump forward onto the roof.