Manson effect
a phrase which refers to the ability of a song to seed or otherwise compel sociopathic behavior in an individual, through that individuals unique comprehension of the song’s deeper and specific meaning.
the name is derivied from charles manson, whose apocalyptic cult-based racial serial killing was self proclaimed a result of the biblical message communicated through the beetles’ “revolution 9.”
brain warner, whose psuedonym is dervived from charles manson, claims a deep interest in the case; interestingly enough, warner’s own music-in conjunction with that of jessicka fodera’s jack off jill-was blasted as an inspiration for the columbine killings on april 10th, 1999. if true, this would indicate that the manson effect is transitive, although the underlying motives for the sociopathic behavior are not.
the press highlighted the musical preferences of the serial killer, hinting at a possible manson effect.
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