paranoid

In this episode we are back on our true crime grind. Join us as we talk about the devastating 1977 Oklahoma Girl Scout Murders, and the little known case of Anatoly Moskvin, the Russian doll collector.

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In this doom metal guitar lesson I teach you the entire rhythm and lead sections from Electric Funeral by Black Sabbath. The song is broken down into its main riffs, each demonstrated and explained in full detail. E Standard Tuning: E-A-D-G-B-E

The song begins with the classic wah pedal intro riff in the key of E Minor and utilizes the E Natural Minor Scale {R, M2, b3, p4, p5, b6, b7}. The remainder of the song's riffs utilize elements from the E Blues Scale {R, b3, p4, b5, p5, b7} along with a M7 interval during the third riff.

And here's the playlist in full...

• THE TORNADOS  -  Do You Come Here Often?*
• BEAK  -  Life Goes On
• JAHDER  -  Bagigi Dub
• LEFT AT LONDON  -  I Split My Ribs Open (featuring Open Mike Eagle)
• JENSEN INTERCEPTOR  -  Wave Slave
• PHARMAKON  -  Self-Regulating System
• TORCHE  -  Slide
• SANSIBAR  -  Used To Live In Detroit (Boy Toy)
• NOEL GALLAGHER’S HIGH FLYING BIRDS  -  She Taught Me How To Fly (The Reflex Revision)
• PARSNIP  -  Lift Off
• YAMMERER  -  Poisonous Reptilian Colleagues & Co.
• NORTH MANC BEDS  -  Stelcore 2 (Nabz_ & Cluff Version)
• LADY DONLI  -  Suffer Suffer
• FLAMED  -  Evan Lesoule
• ANNA MEREDITH  -  Paramour
• BLACK DRESSES  -  WIGGLE 2019
• SHEER MAG  -  Blood From A Stone
• WILL WEB  -  D Playas
• ÞEYR  -  Iss
• LITTLE COMETS  -  3 Minute Faltz
• SILICON SCALLY  -  Cobalt Blue
• PRETTY GOLDEN HAIR  -  Al Stewart
• PARANOID LONDON  -  Cult Hero (Do You Wanna Touch Me) (featuring Simon Topping)
• OSCAR MULERO  -  Transparent Ray
• SUNNYSUN  -  Dance Battle
• EAST OF OCEANS  -  Hard Red
• AMYL AND THE SNIFFERS  -  Some Mutts (Can't Be Muzzled)
• KIT SEBASTIAN  -  Tyranny 20

* The source of this week's lyrical heading.

Cat and John reminisce about being under the influence. John is almost murdered and Cat is super paranoid.

Our theme song is by the amazing musician and composer Kitch Membery. Check out his music at KitchMusic.com.

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And here's the playlist in full...

• BURGESS MEREDITH  -  The Capture
• PARANOID LONDON  -  Transmission 5
• UNIFORM & THE BODY  -  Come And See
• DENZEL CURRY  -  Percs
• YONATAN GAT  -  Cue The Machines
• FOG LAKE  -  California
• AMYL AND THE SNIFFERS  -  I'm Not A Loser
• CARPATHIAN FOREST  -  A Forest

[Lunchmeat 1]

• HAIKU HANDS  -  Jupiter (El Gusto Remix)
• NICKELUS F  -  I Ain't Cried Yet
• TELEMAN  -  Cactus
• FUFANU  -  Hourglass [dialogue I]
• HOMESICK, THE  -  The Best Part Of Being Young Is Falling In Love With Jesus (Yala! Sessions)
• AESOP ROCK  -  Klutz
• MIKE//  -  Poseidon
• JAMES BLAKE  -  Don't Miss It
• ROLLING BLACKOUTS COASTAL FEVER  -  An Air Conditioned Man
• PUSHA T  -  If You Know You Know
• SOCCER96  -  Constellation [Hello Skinny Coldwave Dub Mix]
• FLASHER  -  Who's Got Time?
• CATNAPP  -  Fade (Peder Mannerfelt Remix)
• YIZZY  -  BAP
• VALUES, THE  -  Mass Destruction
• TYLER THE CREATOR  -  435

[Lunchmeat 2]

• RHYTHYM & SOUND  -  Jah Version
• CONFIDENCE MAN  -  Out The Window
• BCUC  -  Nobody Knows
• KIEFER  -  AAAAA
• BATU  -  Flash React
• TRAINSPOTTERS  -  High Rise
• BURGESS MEREDITH  -  The Escape

People with mild paranoia often have difficulties in relationships.  Their trust issues take a particular form.  They are suspicious, quick to read between the lines, quick to assume that the person speaking with them has a hidden motive.  At times, they will accuse others of having thoughts and intentions that are not there.  It creates anger, frustration, and a whole boat-load of misunderstanding.

In this episode, Dr. Hamlin explains how to recognize this pattern in others and in one's self.  He briefly discusses the causes of this way of thinking.  Finally, he offers tips for how to deal with it in a constructive manner.

We finish honoring the Metal efforts of Black Sabbath in Part 2.

In the annals of British heavy metal there are two groups that get the lions share of the credit when it comes to creating a uniform prototype of the sound. Led Zeppelin, of course, and the band that we're covering today, Black Sabbath. Some folks might want to throw Deep Purple in there, but they were more traditional rock than Zep and Sabbath in my opinion (and loved to include the organ, mostly unmetal, in their typical sound).

For 'Paranoid' it was the groups second album and showed off the bands expanding sonic palette and showcasing the riffing prowess of one Tony Iommi. Featuring 8 songs, some of the bands best-loved and well-known songs were hammered out on it. From the timely 'War Pigs', to the stonerish 'Planet Caravan' and even the radio-ready, inexplicably populist anthem 'Paranoid' to the now inescapable 'Iron Man', it's the album of choice of many a rock and metal enthusiast. But one of the things that makes it stand out from its contemporaries is a track like 'Hand of Doom' which weaves the story of a Vietnam vet hooked on heroin to deal with the psychic burden of warfare with peerless musicianship to create art out of the loud bombast.

Featuring Randy W. Hall's new musical crush Bill Ward on the drums (and bongos on 'Planet Caravan'), Geezer Butler, the collectives main lyricist, on bass, the band had one of the best rhythm sections ever. Between they and their contemporaries Led Zep you couldn't go wrong. Add Ozzy Osbourne and his iconic vocal stylings with Iommi's thunderous guitar work and one of the biggest bands with lasting impact and influence were born. For teens struggling with growing up they became a rite of passage for millions.

Even though neither Dan or Randy never had a Black Sabbath phase we got a request to do this album from a listener (thank you Justin Farmer) and were both enriched for it. And since neither of us were Sabbath fans going in Dan interviewed his buddy Pete who was a Sabbath fanatic who's seen them multiple times and even met Ozzy recently in Part 2 of the program. So come join us for a 'Paranoid' edition of Dandy Classic Music Hour. You'll be having a good time baby, that just might last.

Episode #161: A woman describes growing up with an controlling, paranoid, and mysterious father. Recorded live at our Fish Out of Water show at Raleigh Little Theatre on January 19, 2016.