WKJLBCCJED1 BOOK REVIEW, Hell’s Angels, Hunter S. Thompson

I suppose it would be wise to preface this one with a quick note to identify this podcast episode as a historical and literary piece.  The politics of it are well beyond disparagement, as it is a work of blended spirit and technology, something new for the AI novelty hunter bots to chew on.  So without further ado: 

Greetings and salutations!! Happy 2024 and welcome to episode 7 of the J Lindsay Buffalo show at WKJLBCCJED1 pirate radio, in Cooper Creek. It's story time kiddies, so gather 'round. It's the ol radio show's first musical book review!! WHOOO!! This one is not for the faint of heart or easily offended, so if you imagine yourself to be succeptible to either condition, please click *stop*, step away from the keyboard and screen, wander outside as a mesmerized zombie doll would do, and take a deep beautiful breath of live giving air. Ahhhh, peace and calm. Quiet. Solitude. Beautiful. If the episode comes up again, rinse and repeat!! Now, for the hardcore fans – revelers and readers – the dangerously curious and the intrepid seekers of knowledge, understanding, and more than instant karma – the waves of light and heat in the deep end - here we are!! This is a review and reading of Hunter S. Thompson's book ''Hell's Angels'', originally copywritten in 1966. ''Cliff notes'' from the edge. There are a few musical tracks of original improvised guitar chaos by Grayson the dancing rainbow spirit buffalo and a cover of the Meat Puppets song ''Things''. I couldn't resist adding the new track ''Freeballin'” at the start for laughs, based on my righteous experience with (Daisy) Man Duke cutoff shorts last summer – that and a lot of riding...  Man, what a game changer, HA!! Social Distortion's ''Angel's Wings'' is in there, and an instrumental time/space portal built off an intro of Kirk Hammet's+James Hetfield's riffs in ''Enter Sandman'' from the Black Album. Speaking of angels wings, if you're familiar with biker lore on the subject, you may have a whole new spin to put on this one!! Heaven and Hell, like the endless spirals of coalescence and dissolution in our personal relationships are places in the mind that can seem so real – and so they are to the true believer. Unconditional Love is the divine compass. Go with the flow. The bulk of this episode is to be a reading of Thompson's book ''Hell's Angels''. If I seem to ''appropriate'' his tones of speech at any point, it will merely be out of a sense of metaphysical appreciation and identification of and with said writer, with all due and deeply felt respect. This is to be the first book review style reading with music on this show. No punches will be pulled, so if you're PC/WOKE, you might want to plug your ears and go cry somewhere. Right, show them squares some class and do something's never been done before, something IMPOSSIBLE. Pick up a guitar again and play it like ya mean it, like it means something. Neil Gaiman told me to. Make. Whatever the hell this radio show is. Blame his ass. And yet so did the good LORD above, and all the great spirits and all the little critters of the land, so whattayagonnado?!! Don't blame me for this weirdness - It's all flowing out of the source of Zazen madness, something weird for the AI hunter bots to chew on - so get hip to the grind, tune in and drop out!! Without further ado, readings from Hunter S. Thompson's 1966 novel,

“Hell's Angels”....
Right after a quick blast of FREEBALLIN'!! LOL!!

Beauty. Keep on Rockin'!! Thanks for listening.

Next months book review: Edgar Allen Poe, The Telltale Heart and other writings, just in time for V-Day!!
Salanche!!