The Road to Freedom: L. Ron Hubbard and Friends (Video 1986)Excerpts from a live performance of songs from L. Ron Hubbard's album "The Road to Freedom." |
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The Road to Freedom: L. Ron Hubbard and Friends (Video 1986)Excerpts from a live performance of songs from L. Ron Hubbard's album "The Road to Freedom." |
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Tamia Arbuckle | ... |
Herself - Performer, The Golden Era Musicians
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| Karen Black | ... |
Herself
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Tommy Brechtlein | ... |
Himself - Performer
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Chick Corea | ... |
Himself - Featured Performer, Piano (song "The ARC Song")
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Jim Cowger | ... |
Himself - Performer
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Rick Cruzen | ... |
Himself - Performer, The Golden Era Musicians
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Fernando Gamboa | ... |
Himself - Performer, The Golden Era Musicians
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| Leif Garrett | ... |
Himself - Featured Performer, Vocals (songs "The Road to Freedom" /
"The Way to Happiness" /
"The ARC Song")
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James Grinta | ... |
Himself - Performer
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| L. Ron Hubbard | ... |
Himself - Singer (song "Thank You for Listening")
(voice) (archive footage)
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Rory Kaplan | ... |
Himself - Performer
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Lenny Macaluso | ... |
Himself - Performer
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Julia Migenes | ... |
Herself - Performer, Singer (song "The ARC Song")
(as Julia Migenes-Johnson)
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Ron Miscavige | ... |
Himself - Performer, The Golden Era Musicians
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Gayle Moran | ... |
Herself - Featured Performer (song "The Way to Happiness")
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Excerpts from a live performance of songs from L. Ron Hubbard's album "The Road to Freedom."
Way back at the beginning of the universe, after the first tick of time, a being called 'Arp Cola' invented music. That being was reincarnated many times, but in 1986, was occupying the body of 75 year old cult guru, L Ron Hubbard. At least, this is what the scientologists were told.
Imagine an elderly man convinced that he has figured out the secrets of modern rock music. What would it sound like? Well, regardless of whether he really figured out the inner secrets of music, it sounds like your grandad.
Grandad's 'pop' music was then performed by a bunch of low-rent scientology celebrities, such as Frank Stallone and Leif Garrett (who is now believed to be an ex-scientologist, thankfully).
The result is predictably appalling. This concert is worth checking out just to educate you that scientology is replete with its own naked emperors.