This episode discusses explosive '90s rock tour stories, including Courtney Love and Hole quitting a tour with Marilyn Manson, and Manson breaking his ankle on stage. The host shares a personal experience of attending a concert where Hole quit the tour.
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The host starts by sharing a personal story of being a teenager and getting into the music of Hole and Marilyn Manson around the time of Kurt Cobain's passing ▶ 0:07. He then discusses attending a concert in LA where Hole quit the tour, performing their last show before leaving ▶ 0:29. The reason for quitting was reportedly due to Courtney Love's disagreements with Marilyn Manson's stage antics, such as burning crosses and tearing Bibles ▶ 0:35. The host also mentions that Marilyn Manson broke his ankle on stage during the first song of his set ▶ 0:44. The conversation also touches on Courtney Love's muses, including Billy Corgan ▶ 0:46, and her songwriter, Linda Perry ▶ 1:01.
The episode appears to explore the wild and unpredictable nature of '90s rock tours, with the host sharing a firsthand account of a chaotic concert experience. The discussion suggests that the host has a fascination with the era and its notable figures, and is drawn to the drama and excitement that surrounded them. The conversation also continues the pattern of the host delving into personal experiences and anecdotes to illustrate his points.
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Yeah, I love a whole that was like when I was like a teenager like um I was like like pretty on the inside and like lived through this like right around the time Kirk Cobain passed away I started like getting into her and I was like really into her music um also Marilyn Manson I went to actually whole and Marilyn Manson toured and so they went to LA and
it's like um and I think I I had ecstasy or something like that and they went to LA I went to this whole Marilyn Manson concert and it was like whole came out and quit the tour that day like but they they still performed that but that was their last show they did. They quit the tour because she was like oh Marilyn Manson burns crosses and tears of Bibles and he's all weird and stuff and then um and then Manson came on and he like
jumped off a speaker and he broke his ankle like in the first song and so yeah Billy Corgan. Yeah, that's one of her muses. Also she has um who is that woman that does there's a there's a songwriter she wrote hey what's going on? whoever that is. She um
she wrote a lot of Courtney Love songs. Linda Linda Perry, is that her name? Yeah. I mean, it's like I you know, it's it's fun.
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