Last Days Here Page #3
never mind going to work
that day
- # All right #
- So Gene and Paul show up
Toilet boys are still at work
Not only were they off
cleaning toilets that day
but they hitchhiked to work
- They didn't have a car
They had to hitchhike home
wearing some type
of janitor-type outfit
[car horn honks]
- I guess we got off work
Vince and I did
and we got to the house
We're all grubby
from being janitors
[laughs]
- The landlord who I guess
lived in the house
started bitching and complaining
that it was too loud
and had to shut down
- Came running
"Man you guys
got to turn it down!"
And I'm like "God damn it man
KISS is here" you know?
- F***ing KISS is in the house
watching them play
You think they'd give
the landlord something
and 25 bucks
to f***ing go away
for the day
But you know so it was just==
I guess it was just horrible
From what I hear KISS
some of the things
they said are
"Well your name's Pentagram
There's only four of you
"The singer and the bass player
have bad skin
The drummer's too fat"
And they blew it
I mean should have taken
the day off from work
f***ing did a month of aerobics
f***ing got some Oxy pads
you know?
[birds chirping]
- Should I pull 'em out?
Some Enchanted Evening
My son has the platinum
Some Enchanted Evening
I'm told that
I'm told that Blue Oyster Cult's
first three records
have gone gold
but Sony is too cheap
to send me gold records
Uh this is
I had done at least a couple
of Blue Oyster Cult records
I was looking for the real thing
sort of a street Black Sabbath
That was just what I was
looking for you know?
I wanted the male-dominant
thrust of heavy metal
But it sort of had a "F*** you
and the horse you rode in on"
kind of thing
Post-Page pre-Sex Pistols
It was almost as though
I'm sitting at a computer==
if there were such things then==
kind of generating this band
that was perfect for 1 97 4
I was ready to seriously
seriously commit to them
[heavy metal music]
- Here was our big break
Columbia records is paying for
us to go do a demo in New York
- And you know we're
on the train to New York
Man I'm seeing stars
in my eyes
- We went into the studio
and did three tracks
with Murray Krugman
producing it
- We get through
all the rhythm tracks
and Bobby's laying down
the vocals
- Bobby completed
a vocal track
and Murray said
"Okay that's fine
Come in and listen to it"
And Bobby says "I'd like to==
I'd like to redo that
There was a couple parts
Murray says
We'll fix it in postproduction
Just==it was fine"
- We could have corrected
that vocal
some other thing
where he's hearing a finished
$200000 record in his head
and can't understand why
an eight-hour demo
isn't gonna give that to him
- And Bobby got real upset
about it
and called Gordon
who was our manager
out into the singing booth
- "Gordon
can I see you a minute?"
Pain in the ass I was
Called him out in the main room
Made sure I was by a live mic
I said "What's this guy being
such a f***ing a**hole for?"
- Murray just got up
and as I recall
he didn't say a word
Vincent thought
he said we were
the most difficult band
to work with and walked out
I don't recall him saying
anything
and walking out of the studio
without saying a word
again
- I felt like killing Bobby
- I've fantasized
many many times
if Bobby had just said
"No problem" you know
and walked in and we'd listened
back to the session
What would have happened
the rest of that day?
What would have happened
the rest of that week?
And what would have happened
with the rest of our career?
through them
No question
Record deal national tour
fame and fortune
It would have happened
There
but for the grace of God
[announcer speaking indistinctly
over television]
- I used to say to him
"When I see you
I'll know you made it"
And you know
I've seen some lousy acts
That shocks me
Bobby Pellet's here
- Hehe's here?
- Yeah
- Good lord
- Everybody in unison==
I mean total==
"Move him out of your house"
- Everybody everybody
I mean to this day
There's always tons of laundry
around here
I don't know
He can change three times a day
today
- Even now everything that
he has comes from us
- How much have you given
for Bobby?
- Financially?
- I have
- Financially
over $1 million
- Thanks appreciate it
- All right good
Brush your hair?
- There's Fig Newtons
aren't there?
Mom?
There's Fig Newtons
aren't there?
Yeah
- I've always been afraid
that he'd either go out
and steal
or knock somebody
You don't know
Addicts are crazy
- It's a very tough thing
They call us enablers
I said "Really?
"Did you ever see my son?
Do you know him?"
"No"
"And you're in
social services?
Where is your sensitivity
to people?"
His brilliance
in the music field
has never been to fruition
because of the problem
He has all this talent now
- Yes he still has talent
- He has it
- Do you guys think that Bobby
could stop doing drugs?
- [sighs]
- At this stage of the game
of anybody you know
it's a prognosis question
- Yes
if he were out of pain
He's in a lot of pain that
people don't realize that
And he also has truthfully
a delusion
that he has
a parasitic infection
Bobby's not insane but he can
act insane with the coke
- My fingers turn black
every night
There it's starting now
That's not from the coke
That's all parasites
See those dots that look
like dots embedded?
- Mm-hmm
- All of them
Did you see my lips?
They're not chapped
Come here
See the line
along the bottom?
- Mm-hmm
- That's all parasites
See all that black?
Those are all parasites
- Holy f*** man
- Yeah
- Never saw it huh?
with that
- See when he starts
pulling his skin
he does what he thinks==
he calls "debriding"
He'll pull at it
and put it on
and pull out
his magnifying glass
and he'll come==
"You never want to look
You never want to look"
I said "I've spent 1 0000 hours
looking Bobby
It's not bugs
It's dead skin"
If he didn't pick his arms
I know they'd heal
and I know
everything would be fine
- It's a fact
I have something unknown
that is parasitic
- Truth is that she said
you've been to the hospital
about 50 times
since you lived here
- Mm-hmm
eight hours in the waiting room
and they're gonna let you out
Unless you go there and say
you want to go to detox
and then they'll admit you
for this in detox
- I've watched you smoke
- Mm-hmm
- It's in your blood
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