All the Way Alive is an unexpected gem of acoustic pop/folk balladry with an occasional blues touch (although he has more experimental material on other albums), and is the result of a demo session from September 11, 1967 (before he recorded the album "Lie"). Many are quick to dismiss Manson's musical endeavors, in light of his criminal record and general insanity, and wouldn't consider checking this out. For those I've included previews of three songs on this album, to show that his music is quite enjoyable, despite any preconceptions people may have about the man.

"Invisible Tears"

"My World"

"Bet You Think I Care"

Get some Charlie.