Yes, I first heard of this when we little boys (brothers) were all sleeping in one bedroom. It was 1969 and the radio broadcast that started it all came on late one night. We all listened (with the whole spooky 'number nine' and 'turn me on dead man' thing), and got really creeped out. It was hard to sleep that night. Of course, it was simply deemed to be a publicity stunt or something. But there was enough truth there to keep the whole conspiracy going for over 4 decades longer. The rumor persisted and about three years ago I began to check it out. Glad I did, it was pretty amazing. Has to do with intelligence agencies, the crown, freemasonry, Tavistock, the hippie movement and societal engineering, song lyrics, devolution of morals, Monterrey Pop Festival and more. I think any researcher of these things, nowadays, is duty bound to check into it, very very educational. And eventually everyone should read "The Memoirs of Billy Shears." It's indeed all 'one big club.'