The Church
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Halloween
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The Church 1988:
(L to R) Marty Willson-Piper,
Richard Ploog, Koppes, Kilbey
if mentioning a tyrant adds extra piz-
zazz and people think I’m singing
about Donald Trump, I’m all for people
seeing it how they want.
IE: It doesn’t bother you when people
miss your intention?
S.K.: There’s no wrong – that’s the thing.
If someone comes up to me and says,
“To me, ‘Under the Milky Way’ is about
the death of my budgerigar [parakeet].
That’s what I think of when I listen to it,
and that’s what gets me through,” I go,
“Okay, then that’s what it is.” If some-
one says, “I think it means the
Australian sky at night,” I go, “Good on
ya.” If someone asks, “Is that about
Milky Way Bar in Amsterdam where
smoke
hash?”
I
say,
people
“Definitely.” Somewhere, a small voice
inside me would say, “That isn’t what I
had in mind when I was writing it,” but
songs are supposed to be open-ended
invitations for you to create your own
adventure.
Appearing 10/17 at Lincoln Hall,
Chicago.
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gle and with a screenplay co-written by
David Gordon Green and Danny McBride.
It has been 40 years since Laurie Strode
(Jamie Lee Curtis) narrowly escaped that
vicious attack by crazed killer Michael
Myers on H