good for nothing

24 mag 2012

James Dennis and

"The Sensations"

Playlist

Jimmy Dennis was the lead singer of local Philadelphia Band "Sensation" at the time of his arrest and conviction for the murder of Chedelle Williams. He was sentenced to death row in 1992. This is his playlist from Pennsylvania State Prison, PA.

Jimmy Dennis with recording artists Full Force & Jewel-T 1989

♦   Everything by Public Enemy

♦
        Def Squad - Countdown ft. Jamal

♦
        LL Cool J - Father

♦
        Marvin Gaye - Trouble Man

♦
        Boys II Men - I'm doing just fine

♦
        Bobby Brown - Every little step

♦
        2 Pac - So many tears

♦
        Erykah Badu - Call Tyrone

♦
        Curtis Mayfield - The Making of you

♦
        WC - Better Days

♦
        Big Pun feat Noreaga - You Came Up

♦
        Mc Lyte - I can't make a mistake

♦
        The Four Tops - It's the same old song

♦
        Jay Z - Hard Knock Life

♦
        Flipmode Squad - Cha Cha Cha

♦
        Keith Murray feat. LL Cool J - Incredible

♦
        Gladys Knight & The Pips - Neither one of us

♦
        Kool G Rap - Foul Cats

♦
        2 Pac - I wonder if heaven got a ghetto

♦
        Black Rob - I dare you

♦
        Wu Tang Clan - Reunited

♦
        Method Man - Judgement Day

♦
        Capone n Noreaga - Brother from another mother

♦
        EPMD - You gots to chill

♦
        Fugees - Ready or not

♦
        Notorious B.I.G - Sky the limit

♦
        John Coltrane - Dear Lord

If you would like to contact James Dennis, write him directly at:

Jimmy A. Dennis BY 7796

175 Progress Drive.
Waynesburg, Pennsylvania
15370-8090    U.S.A.

23 gen 2012

The Manson Family

sings the songs

of Charles Manson

"The Manson Family Sings the Songs of Charles Manson" (LP).
1970 recordings of Manson's songs performed by Steve Grogan as lead singer, along with Red, Blue, Gypsy, Brenda, Ouisch and Capistrano.

This is one of 999 original copies pressed of
"The Manson Family Sings the Songs of Charles Manson"
album on white vinyl.

Circa 1970 record of the Family singing the Master's songs in a communal desert campfire folkpsych setting with mixed male/female vocals. The innocent songs and evil lyrics make for great and spooky listening, superior to Charlie's own LP in many's opinion.

Recommended, superior to most similar LPs not made by hippie murder cults.

A1 Ra-Hide Away!

A2 Love's Death

A3 Die To Be One

A4 No Wrong Come Along

A5 Get On Home

A6 Is There No One In Your World But You

B1 First They Made Me Sleep In The Closet /
I'm Scratchin' Peace Symbols On Your Tombstone

B2 Give Your Love (To Be Free)

B3 I'll Never Say Never To Always

B4 Look At Your Love

B5 If I Had A Million Dollars

B6 Going To The Church House

Download HERE

2 lug 2011

Ottis Toole's artworks

Biography

Ottis Elwood Toole was born March 5th 1947

and died September 15th 1996 of liver failure.

He was dressed up as a girl by his mother until 6 years old, then he was abandoned by his parents. After the abandonment, he was raised by his grandma who was a satanic nut case who would do satanic rituals with him, and for this he was later named "Devil's Child".

Ottis Toole was known for rape and cannibalism. Only convicted for 3 murder, counts and confessed to 4 other before his death, he was still a suspect for a lot other unsolved killings (he did his 1st murder when he was 14).

He met Henry Lee Lucas (another notorious serial killer) in a soup kitchen in Jacksonville, Florida. They became lovers and claimed to have killed 100s of people together. When Otis was arrested he ratted out Henry, to get better jail conditions.

Ottis Tool finally went to jail in April 1984 and was sentenced to death. In prison Otis shared a cell with another popular Serial Killer Ted Bundy.

Drawing Artwork "King" Eric Presley (valued: 350.00 USD)

Original ink drawing, this is signed in full Ottis Toole and dated 1/15/1993. (valued: 600.00 USD)

Original ink drawing on 8.5 x 11 white paper. This is signed in full Ottis Toole and dated 11/16/1991. This piece was done in prison and portrays the evil Ottis Toole. ( valued: 239.99 USD )

28 apr 2011

Serial Killer

Michael Bruce Ross

authentic deathrow shirt worn
on his final day before he was executed

Michael Bruce Ross
(July 26, 1959 – May 13, 2005)

Was an American serial killer, also known as "The Roadside Strangler".
In 2005, at the age of 45, he was executed by the state of Connecticut for four murders he committed, he eventually confessed to eight during the time frame of his killings. It was the first execution in Connecticut since 1960.

Biography

Born on a chicken farm in Putnam, Connecticut, on July 26, 1959, Ross was the oldest of four children. His young life was horrific as his mentally unstable mother beat all four of her children without reprieve.
It has been said that a young Ross was sexually abused by a teenage uncle who later committed suicide. In spite of his troubled youth, Ross excelled in school and eventually studied at Cornell University. As a sophomore at Cornell, Ross found trouble when he began stalking female students on campus.
As a senior, he committed his first rape and murder. Over the next three years, he would rape and murder eight women. Called 'The Roadside Strangler' (because of where the bodies of his victims were dumped), Ross was finally caught when after the last murder, witnesses claimed that the victim was last seen getting into a blue Toyota. Police investigators eventually got to Ross, who owned a car matching that description, and during the interrogation, Ross kept dropping subtle hints that he was their man. Once in custody he confessed to all eight murders.
He was put to death by lethal injection on May 13, 2005.

This underwear shirt was worn under his prison sweater on Deathrow before his execution in 2005 by the State of Connecticut. This was sent to his fiance Susan Powers after Michael's execution by prison staff just like Michael asked. She kept it all this time and recently parted with it. We can clearly see dark sweat marks left on the shirt from that day...