The collection, which contains over 100 songs and alternate takes, was later remastered and issued as the four-CD bootleg A Tree With Roots. Transcript of the Columbine Basement Tapes Eric Harris and Dylan Kobold made several videotapes of themselves talking about their upcoming attack. [4] From September 1965 to May 1966, Dylan embarked on an extensive tour across the US, Australia and Europe backed by the Hawks, a band that had formerly worked with rock and roll musician Ronnie Hawkins. [114], Hip hop group Public Enemy referenced the album in their 2007 Dylan tribute song "Long and Whining Road": "From basement tapes, beyond them dollars and cents / Changing of the guards spent, now where the hell the majors went? at Dylan for allegedly betraying the cause of politically progressive folk music. INFORMAL. He goes on to refer to my and how he converted Source: i.pinimg.com These have not been made public in full, but parts of them have been released. This is my story | Sue Klebold, 2. [60], Although The Basement Tapes reached the public in an unorthodox manner, officially released eight years after the songs were recorded, critics have assigned them an important place in Dylan's development. Not even the two traditional songs pulled to the master reels'Young But Daily Growin' and 'The Banks Of The Royal Canal'made the final twenty-four cuts. will go off. The boys then discuss the possibility of placing time bombs down there. They He talks about specific people he will kill. CPQ$tmN4Qsi`YZqan{JvR;shSvoV36[Evu]SCkl#DQ0DgNds/hXvB%yu;af#g^_H.4[MB7L~qQ.{C5Ly[U7KA93/8lO0MNSuen(#Adz#bbkS*~[%D_P YPu12UTi4U^v$E9QT9dt:u bfG "=dRnN 2014-07-29T18:24:04-04:00 "[66], Barney Hoskyns describes "Heylin's objections [as] the academic ones of a touchy Dylanologist: The Basement Tapes still contained some of the greatest music either Dylan or the Band ever recorded. A couple of times during the rants Dylan warns Eric to talk more quietly so KLEboLD: You made me what I am. The transcripts are also part of the Jefferson County Sheriffs Office official Columbine report, so they are public. speak of their hope that the videos theyre making will one day be shown all over the world, : an American History (Eric Foner), Business Law: Text and Cases (Kenneth W. Clarkson; Roger LeRoy Miller; Frank B. when their masterpiece is done and everyone wants to know why they did it. Dylan Klebold (Dylan Bennet Klebold) was born on 11 September, 1981 in Lakewood, Colorado, United States, is a 20th century American mass murderers. Later that year, Ireland was elected Columbine's homecoming king. He identifies another gun on the floor a long black one as a carbine. bb 8 wikipedia. Circa 1998. The reporting to follow is based on documents from acolumbinesite.com,, and the JCSO report. [79][129] According to reviewer Scott Hreha, there was "something about the remastering that makes it feel more like an official albumthe earlier CD versions weak fidelity unfairly emphasized the 'basement' nature of the recordings, where it now possesses a clarity that belies its humble and informal origins. I'd like to get my hands on the person who did this. But have not read much of him yet. 2, and Easter on April 4. In 2006, the court permitted the JCSO to release the tapes if it so chose. a gym bag: it was in his terrorist bag, sticking out. When he walked by his mother, she saw Eric Harris is filming in his home with Dylan Klebold. Fraboni had worked on Dylan's Planet Waves album, with backing by the Band, and the live DylanBand album Before the Flood, both released in 1974. He'd practiced this, and then come out here, to show us. The remainder of the tape is a description of the weapons, bombs and the suicide plan., He says this is total KMFDM and that there are 7 and 1/3 days left. He gets an odd look on his face, then says, Fuc*ing bitches. He then lists five names and says that hes going to be one tired motherfuc*er come Monday, then BOOM! I just wanted to apologize to you guys for any crap this might instigate as far as [inaudible] or something. [63] There is disagreement about the recording date of the other three songs: "Bessie Smith", "Ain't No More Cane" and "Don't Ya Tell Henry". . want to go but that his parents are paying for it. While Mick Jagger was 2,000 light years from home, Dylan was strapping himself to a tree with roots. 2014-07-29T18:24:04-04:00 These home videos are what nightmares are made of and tragically, visual documentation of what Columbine High School mass murderers Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold would do on April 20, 1999.. Eric is sitting on the couch and Dylans sitting in a chair nearby. 6|TNld:,zZhZLp=4{\[WQ_k%s0p3JL*Q' :/|{COtc{dtSdTf4rNBzkneQ_Xiw. For some critics, the songs on The Basement Tapes, which circulated widely in unofficial form, mounted a major stylistic challenge to rock music in the late sixties. philosphies. Key songs missing here include 'I Shall Be Released' and 'The Mighty Quinn'". Adobe PDF Library 10.0.1 out by Tuesday, actually Sunday. Eric says he needs dry weather for my fires.. '"[29], One of the qualities of The Basement Tapes that sets it apart from contemporaneous works is its simple, down-to-earth sound. For a comprehensive list of the 1967 Basement Tapes session recordings, see List of Basement Tapes songs. [48][a 4], Peter, Paul and Mary, managed by Grossman, had the first hit with a basement composition when their cover of "Too Much of Nothing" reached number 35 on the Billboard chart in late 1967. Dylan didn't seem to have friends. pipe bombs and whether or not they should put nails on them. Wayne Harris, answered the phone. "[11] In a 1969 Rolling Stone interview with Jann Wenner, Dylan said, "I had a dreadful motorcycle accident which put me away for a while, and I still didn't sense the importance of that accident till at least a year after that. In fact, the death toll was lower 12 students and one teacher were killed on April 20, 1999 by shooters Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold, who then took their own lives. They state that religions Daniels bottle, which Eric points out. While George Harrison was testifying that life went on within and without you, Dylan was taking his potatoes down to be mashed. , How many kids were killed in the Parkland shooting? You added to the rage. The three of them moved into a house on Stoll Road nicknamed "Big Pink"; Robertson lived nearby with his future wife, Dominique. And they were once gathered in a single place: on the Anthology of American Folk Music". They go on to talk about how they hate all races: ni**ers, spi*s, Jews, fuc*ing whites. They also mention enemies that abused them and friends who didnt do enough to defend them. Remember that The Basement Tapes holds a certain cultural weight which is timelessand the best Americana does that as well. The Basement Tapes were recorded on a Columbine High School camera. 10 Another Self Portrait (19691971) in 2013. They talk about a couple of people, one of whom Eric says he wants to shoot in the groin "[98] "He mocks his own inertia and impotence", writes critic Mike Marqusee, "but with a much gentler touch than in Blonde on Blonde. 11: The Basement Tapes Complete, Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold Journals and investigation, Julie Driscoll, Brian Auger and the Trinity, Recording Industry Association of America, The Bootleg Series Volumes 13 (Rare & Unreleased) 19611991, The Bootleg Series Vol. Note: The video camera was engraved on the side "Columbine High School." Reply ToReHq12 . So, in the meantime, we made this record. He turns to After Dylan was injured in a motorcycle accident in July 1966, four members of the Hawks came to Dylan's home in the Woodstock area to collaborate with him on music and film projects. Harris: Susan, [referring to his friend] sorry. [16][17] Hudson set up a recording unit, using two stereo mixers and a tape recorder borrowed from Grossman, as well as a set of microphones on loan from folk trio Peter, Paul and Mary. "[115], Between 1985 and 2013, Columbia issued five additional 1967 recordings by Dylan from Big Pink: take 2 of "Quinn the Eskimo (The Mighty Quinn)" on Biograph in 1985,[116] "I Shall Be Released" and "Santa-Fe" on The Bootleg Series Volumes 13 (Rare & Unreleased) 19611991 in 1991,[117] "I'm Not There (1956)" on the I'm Not There soundtrack in 2007,[118] and "Minstrel Boy" on The Bootleg Series Vol. Ebenso enthalten sind Ausschnitte von Eric's Schreibereien im Internet und auch ein Transkript der berhmt-berchtigten Basement Tapes", also der Videoaufzeichnungen von Eric und Dylan, die leider nie verffentlicht und vor einigen Jahren, mitsamt smtlicher Beweisstcke zu Columbine, von der Polizei leider auch vernichtet wurden. Some minor misprints have been corrected. ], Dylan then recalls how popular and athletic his older brother Byron was and how he con-. They start talking then about the double-barrel shotgun. According to Hudson, "We were doing seven, eight, ten, sometimes fifteen songs a day. it a bunker. You cant see it, says Dylan. When the tape starts again, Eric Harris has the camera and he and Dylan Klebold are in Dylans 'Clothes Line Saga' and all those ridiculous songs, he's obviously just making it all up, they were having such a great time. [64] In 1968, the Band re-recorded "This Wheel's on Fire", "Tears of Rage", "I Shall Be Released" and "Caledonia Mission" in studios in New York and Los Angeles for Music From Big Pink. "[41] Several Basement Tapes songs, such as "Clothes Line Saga" and "Apple Suckling Tree", celebrate the domestic aspects of the rural lifestyle. There are thirteen clips on the floor, which Eric says were purchased at Green Mountain Guns. coat. wants to do something with it this weekend, maybe tomorrow. He also says My parents Dylan: Depressed INFP. In the basement tapes, Eric Harris complained about moving to a new com-munity every two or three years (Gibbs and Roche 1999). They had rubbed off on him a little. Erics dad, style pants), no shirt and a web-type harness. coming attack. Sue Klebold wrote, "He stood patiently while Tom awkwardly twisted tiny pieces of metal and plastic through the many buttonholes. Twitter/Mickeysnoel screenshotEric Harris and Dylan Klebold, This tape, transcribed by Langman, has Harris, nickname Reb, driving with Klebold to get gear; two large fuel containers and three propane bottles. They talk about how they want movies to be made about their story. While most of these had appeared on bootleg albums, The Basement Tapes marked their first official release. Basement Tapes Another significant warning sign of Klebold and Harris actions can be seen through the Basement Tapes, a series of videotapes Klebold and Harris made from March 15 to April 20, 1999. Dylan makes a comment about his 50 round clip. He mentions Brandon Larson and his Some photos by John Scheele of the 1975 Hollywood YMCA photo shoot were included in the book accompanying the 2014 release The Bootleg Series Vol. Our plan is better, not like those fucks in Kentucky with camouflage and .22s. Good-bye. Eric shows the camera a black "[31] "One of the things is that if you played loud in the basement, it was really annoying, because it was a cement-walled room", recalled Robertson. "[95] Sid Griffin similarly defends the inclusion of the Band's songs: "'Ain't No More Cane' may be included under false pretenses, but it is stirring stuff. Yodack is a website that writes about many topics of interest to you, a blog that shares knowledge and insights useful to everyone in many fields. dark blue or black with white; the shirts untucked. filming. Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold are once more in the family room of the Harris home. xmp.id:231693902B2068118C1492F943F765DE wince at the taste. Im sorry, all right. Bracketed text is in the original. always had to be the new kid in school, and was always at the bottom of the food chain, Its gonna be like fucking Doom man after the bombs explode. sometime before April 9th, Erics birthdate]. [121], In 2005, the Band compilation A Musical History was released, which includes the 1967 Woodstock Band recordings "Words and Numbers", "You Don't Come Through", "Caledonia Mission", "Ferdinand the Imposter" and "Will the Circle Be Unbroken". Eric is Wrath printed on it in red letters. never asked whether the caller even had the right phone number. I couldn't run upstairs and say, 'What's this mean, Bob: "Now the heart is filled with gold as if it was a purse"? These have not been made public in full, but parts of them have been released. [51] In April, "This Wheel's on Fire", recorded by Julie Driscoll, Brian Auger and the Trinity, hit number five on the UK chart. [71] Michael Gray has identified musicians David Blue and Neil Young in the photograph. The Basement Tapes is the sixteenth album by American singer-songwriter Bob Dylan and his second with the Band. a message on the answering machine: Your clips are in. Dylan and Eric brag about hiding [119] In the early 1970s, Dylan released new recordings of five compositions from The Basement Tape era: live performances of "Minstrel Boy" and "Quinn the Eskimo" from the Isle of Wight Festival on August 31, 1969, appeared on Self Portrait,[120] and October 1971 recordings with Happy Traum of "You Ain't Goin' Nowhere", "I Shall Be Released" and "Down in the Flood" appeared on Bob Dylan's Greatest Hits Vol. I was being PUSHED again into coming up with some songs. The cover photograph for the 1975 album was taken by designer and photographer Reid Miles in the basement of a Los Angeles YMCA. He attaches a green pouch to his right shin. By including eight Band recordings to Dylan's sixteen, he says, "Robertson sought to imply that the alliance between Dylan and the Band was far more equal than it was: 'Hey, we were writing all these songs, doing our own thing, oh and Bob would sometimes come around and we'd swap a few tunes. With Helm singing "with characteristic Southern brio", Hudson's honky-tonk piano and Robertson's lead guitar, this track reflects the distinctive sound that the Band developed. Two-thirds of the album's 24 tracks feature Dylan on lead vocals backed by the Band, and were recorded in 1967, eight years before the album's release, in the lapse between the recording and subsequent release of Blonde on Blonde and John Wesley Harding, during sessions that began at Dylan's house in Woodstock, New York, then moved to the basement of Big Pink. Crew [Eric and Dylan worked at Blackjack Pizza], specifically mentioning Jason and Chris., Eric also makes mention of Angel, Phil, and Bob.. So give Robbie a break. This description of them, along with some quoted . and the shotgun. They then talk about how they should rig Dylan takes [15] At some point between March and June 1967, Dylan and the four Hawks began a series of informal recording sessions, initially at the so-called Red Room of Dylan's house, Hi Lo Ha, in the Byrdcliffe area of Woodstock. As native sons and daughters they were a community. Its the letters CHS along with a drawing of a bomb with a lit fuse and, in bold black letters, the word clue.. on his face, then says, Fucking bitches. He then lists five names and says that hes going to Basement Tapes - quotes and transcripts from Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold's video tapes Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold made several home videos which have been kept tight under wraps since Time magazine blew the cover off of them without consent from the families of those who died. Comparing this second take of the song to the first, never officially released, he writes, "The group is looking for that beat, the second time through the tune they find it, they push it". out a sawed-off shotgun and puts the barrel of it into a cargo pocket on his pants, attaching people was a point of pride for both boys, one they gloat about during the video-taping. These have not been made public in full, but parts of them have been released. He then points [123], On March 31, 2009, Legacy Records issued a remastered version of the original 1975 Basement Tapes double album, which critics praised for its improved sound quality. The bow tie stumped Tom, and Dylan wrestled it away to try it himself; together, the two consummate problem-solvers figured it out. bags to use and they talk about wanting to practice the next couple of nights. [50] In January 1968, Manfred Mann reached number one on the UK singles chart with their recording of "The Mighty Quinn". maroon one. Goodbye. "So we played in a little huddle: if you couldn't hear the singing, you were playing too loud. Eric is sitting on a couch & Dylan is sitting on an adjacent chair, a coffee table is between them, and a handmade Blue afghan is visible in the corner. The tape starts again and Eric and Dylan are once again in the Harris family living room. "[109] The songs' influence has been detected by critics in many subsequent acts. His lower half cant be seen. "[26], Dylan recorded around thirty new compositions with the Hawks, including some of the most celebrated songs of his career: "I Shall Be Released", "This Wheel's on Fire", "Quinn the Eskimo (The Mighty Quinn)", "Tears of Rage" and "You Ain't Goin' Nowhere". And we realized what was comfortable to us was turning wherever we were into a studio. He says he didnt Ill get shot and die., The remainder of the tape is a description of his Writings of God, and the weapons, bombs and the suicide plan., Eric then films his planning book, calling it the Writings of God. He says his beliefs have changed somewhat during the year, over the course of time hes been writing. Everyone I love, Im really sorry about all this. 11: The Basement Tapes Complete[70][73], Columbia Records released The Basement Tapes on June 26, 1975. Nonsense. [38] Both Heylin and biographer Sid Griffin suggest that recording had to move from Dylan's home to Big Pink when it became clear that the sessions were getting in the way of family life. bottom of the ladder. He hated the way people made fun of him: my face, my hair, my go off. Transcript - HARRIS: Shut the fuck up, Nick, you laugh too much! thing he calls my bandolier of stuff and said it will be filled with napalm. changed somewhat during the year, over the course of time hes been writing. Michael Gray writes, "The core Dylan songs from these sessions actually do form a clear link between two utterly different albums. According to people who knew him, he was a good soc- shirts. Hes wearing a t-shirt that has the words Wilder Wein printed on it he references the possibility of people catching fire. [44][a 3] In his autobiography, Helm recalled how he listened to the recordings the Hawks had made with Dylan and remembered that he "could tell that hanging out with the boys had helped Bob to find a connection with things we were interested in: blues, rockabilly, R&B. "A Revised Portrait of a Psychopath" (by Peter Reuell), "Columbine Killers' Basement Tapes Destroyed" (by Alan Prendergast), and "A Memorial at Last for Columbine . Eric says he cant decide if we should do it before or after prom. At the end of this section [130] A companion 2-CD set containing highlights from the recordings, The Basement Tapes Raw, was also released. 404 9899 Magnolia Roads, Port Royceville, ID 78186, Hobby: Listening to music, Orienteering, Knapping, Dance, Mountain biking, Fishing, Pottery. He says theyre 2 inches in diameter and 6 inches in length. Im fat on this side, he says and starts For the show, Dylan decided to perform Talkin' John Birch Paranoid Blues, a satirical blues number skewering the conservative John Birch Society and the red-hunting paranoia associated with it. In a six-week investigation by Time magazine after the shooting, reporters Nancy Gibbs and Timothy Roche obtained what were later called "The Basement Tapes." They were shot in Harris's. Dylan adds that they can have his things as well. Like the Big Pink technique. Its at once hard to imagine this took place but can be imagined visually by reading the descriptive transcripts. As if they sound like real folk songsbecause if you go back into the folk tradition, you will find songs as dark and as deep as these. Then they talk about tests, saying: We wouldnt be where we are without them. They The basement tapes are a series of video tapes that eric harris and dylan klebold filmed in the run up to the columbine high. The Columbine Massacre Part 1 - Murder With Friends, 6. Haa! There are a racist tirade, talking about how that nigger stopped us that day and how black people talk According to Dylan, with the exception of his parents, his extended family treated him like the runt of the litter. Audio of Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold talking in one of the basement tapes. [37] Anna Dylan was born on July 11, 1967. At one point he passes a street sign that reads Federal. Theres music playing loudly, making, it hard at times to understand what Eric is saying. Vote for PARKLAND: semi-finals of Goodreads Choice Award. Dylan. Harris residence to Erics bedroom. The songs were recorded in mid-1967, the "Summer of Love" that produced the Beatles' Sgt. Jesus! Its dark out and there are raindrops on the window. 1 0 obj <>>> endobj 2 0 obj <>stream Its about a half an hour before our little judgment day. They say that they need a lot more napalm and may just use All are wrapped in duct tape. "[85] Rolling Stone's Paul Nelson called its contents "the hardest, toughest, sweetest, saddest, funniest, wisest songs I know". [62] The stereo recordings made by Hudson were remixed to mono, while Robertson and other members of the Band overdubbed new keyboard, guitar, and drum parts onto some of the 1967 Woodstock recordings. The families of the victims did not want the tapes to be released, but Time magazine was given access to them, albeit without the families okay. But it is a song from The Basement Tapes era and it swings like a randy sailor on shore leave in a bisexual bar. %PDF-1.7 % I'm going to kill you all. uuid:b0be5efd-7470-be4f-a1f6-9eb6bb1f6bab Some were old ballads and traditional songs but others Bob would make up as he went along. Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold are once more in the family room of the Harris home. How he would come in, sit down at the typewriter, and write a song. These have not been made public in full, but parts of them have been released. falls silent then and appears to start crying, wiping a tear from the left side of his face. The boys discuss whether Steven Spielberg or Quentin Tarantino should direct the film. They Dylan Klebold sits in the tan La-Z-Boy, chewing on a toothpick. [ 1] Han bodde med sina frldrar och en ldre bror. The album was finally released in the spirit of 'well, if this is going to be documented, let's at least make it good quality.'"[68]. "[13] After discussing the crash with Dylan, biographer Robert Shelton concluded that he "was saying there must be another way of life for the pop star, in which he is in control, not they. The so-called "basement tapes" of Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold have been the subject of intense litigation and media speculation, morbid curiosity and outrage, half-baked psychoanalysis and . his parents walked into his bedroom while he was trying on his trenchcoat to see if it would The tapes were destroyed by. Reb . Dylan complains then about how he doesnt want to take off the coat he says he likes his Also on the floor is Erics A bit of an anti-studio approach. [72] The identification of Young has been disputed by Bill Scheele who has written that Young was not present. mention it would be harder and take more resources. They say, This will add a few frags Eric says he wants We had the idea before the first one ever happened. [113] In a special issue devoted to Dylan's work, Q magazine awarded the record five stars, its highest rating, commenting that "Dylan's work is by turns haunting, hilarious and puzzlingand all of it taps into centuries of American song".
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