For the "edible item," I typed the first food that came to my mind, which was the banana sitting right in front of me. I'm overly excited for getting it right on the first guess.
Loved the quiz but I would like to have seen a question or two from the early sixties - doo wop, the Twist, beach bands, Elvis, rock n' roll - they were strong before the British invasion and surely worth a nod.
and Revolution 1 and Revolution 8 and Sexy Sadie and ... Well the entire White Album. According to wikipedia the arbitrator of all things Revolution 9 was the song that he felt was the most important of them all.
"Revolution 9"
This is the White Album piece Manson spoke about the most,[36] the one he deemed most significant.[6] An audio collage more than eight minutes long, it has no lyrics.
Significance: Manson hears machine-gun fire, the oinking of pigs, and the word "Rise". The piece is audio representation of the coming conflict; the repeated utterance "Number 9" is reference to Chapter 9 of the Book of Revelation. Revolution 9 is prophecy, paralleling Revelation 9.[36] "Revolution 9" = Revelation 9.[13]
While it's true that Manson listened to the entire album over and over, he called his visionary race war "Helter Skelter" and that's the name attached to the Sharon Tate murders so it's the most well known. He was one sick puppy, and his story is a chilling one. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Helter_Skelter_(Manson_scenario)
"Revolution 9"
This is the White Album piece Manson spoke about the most,[36] the one he deemed most significant.[6] An audio collage more than eight minutes long, it has no lyrics.
Significance: Manson hears machine-gun fire, the oinking of pigs, and the word "Rise". The piece is audio representation of the coming conflict; the repeated utterance "Number 9" is reference to Chapter 9 of the Book of Revelation. Revolution 9 is prophecy, paralleling Revelation 9.[36] "Revolution 9" = Revelation 9.[13]