Phillip Paul – Lunatic on the Lam

I can not bare to listen to the music, creeeeeepy… I can NOT support that (# plays)

somebody else wrote this : it hurts my head !!!!
Bogus………..

About Philly Willy and the Hillbillies
For as long as he could remember Phil Paul’s greatest dream was to be successful in wrestling. However, after giving his life to the sport and accomplishing international success at the age of 25, Phil had to suddenly surrender further aspirations, only to lay down his life again …this time to a higher priority, but to never perform public wrestling again. A four second mistake took Phil on a path no one could have imagined. A person lay dead at his feet. Phil called 911. At the scene, Psychotic symptoms were noted over the incident that landed Phil in the psychiatric ward of the Washington State Mental Institution.

Ironically, years later, after suffering through many experimental therapies, Phil felt enough release to pick up the remnants of his dream in the expressive form music would allow. A sound was birthed. Somehow Phil painstakingly managed to bottle that sound and boot-leg the contraband recordings. Irregardless of how he was able to do such a feat in his situation, this first smuggled album shoots straight to the heart of his passion. A new mental culture is born from the chaotic ashes of a chemically induced insanity. A culture of refined madness is brewed with all the bizarre side effects just the appetizer. Enter Phil’s world, the horrific netherworld of chemical lobotomies and forced inject-table toxic cocktails that help finance the cutting edge of today’s psychotic medications. Federally approved injectable medications, time released by biodegradable polymers have somehow amazingly spawned a new voice of hope. When Phil today is asked if he’s “nuts” for taking on such a battle, he answers with a profound YES…with full assurance he’s completely certified for the last 22 years.

The first and only long-acting anti-psychotic medication approved for use in schizophrenia was first tested on Phil and then approved for treatment and marketed in the U.S.

Worldwide, it is estimated that 1 person in every 100 develops schizophrenia, one of the most serious types of mental illness. In the U.S., there are currently 2 million people with schizophrenia, with men and women affected equally. The disease is marked by positive symptoms (hallucinations and delusions) and negative symptoms (depression, blunted emotions, and social withdrawal), as well by disorganized thinking.

Today many young people ask how they can get a start in life. As countless questions are generated, there are those who feel even now they are being “called” into the “black hole” of extremism and the hopelessness of the BOP culture, the “Bottom Of the Pyramid”…the forgotten fatalistic approach of the Greenwichian profane. From the cutting edge of the poverty movement…from tent cities all across America, a new hood emerges.

What has morphed from the reeking tissue of a single rotting soul, incubated within a system out of control, swirling downward in mismanagement, seeping into stagnant pools of corporate greed…one lonely soul, alone, who had first crawled, and finally now claws back into the light of day, comes our fully institutionalized hero bellowing a hard earned war cry …proclaiming what he knows…

Star Struck “Why do we idolize great songwriters? We go from glorifying musicians in the world, to glorifying. Songwriters! It’s idolatry! Can’t people see that?” Phil’s tremors become noticeable and his anguished pleas approach the unbearable as his eyes glaze and each listener wonders secretly, “will he blow?” ”will it be tonight?” No readers. Phil has already blown. But in a good way. Phil has found his stride. His “second wind” they say. It is next to impossible for others to see the depth of what he’s really like outside of song. Those that support this work be blessed and thank you for your continuous support.