Posted: Fri Jul 27, 2007 11:56 am

Uncompromising war on metallic modernism under the dictatorship of The Corroseum.
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To pouli mou egw to paizw me to right hand mou. Left einai 'aristero'. Thn idia malakia ekana ki egw prin. Kane mia diorthwshFucking Åmål wrote:D.I.V
Korrozia Metalla
Outbreak
Slayer(some lyrics Hanneman wrote)
Damien Thorne
Flames
Magnit/Credo(nationalism)
Monomah(nationalism)
Rozz
Sodom
Are some classical HM bands i can think right now...These bands have downright left-wing tendencies at least some band members.
I don't forgive anyone for anything. Stalin was a monster and my opinion of him isn't any different from the one on Hitler. However I don't have the same opinion on communism as I do for nazism for aforementioned reasons: one is a system that fell into corruption and resulted in atrocity, the other is a system based on atrocity as its main point. The 'final solution' was the point. I therefore am more linient for a band that has communist iconography in their albums because they might mean something completely different than 'I like Stalin!' (check Watchtower for an example). If a band has a swastika on the cover, chances are they're not conducting a historically-valid and literary movement on the causes and effects of the second world war, right?ION BRITTON wrote:As i've said before they're certainly not the same thing. But if we do each oppressive leader's favor and forgive him because his intentions were good, we lose the game.
There's all the point in the world.but there's no point trying to find which crime was less severe than the other.
I respect your call on the matter, though we are of different opinions.So do I. If i like their music though, i'll listen to it. Otherwise, not.
Each to their own and to Cesair his fair share. IF I ever find a band that extols the deeds of Stalin I'll be sure to let you know on how I never listen to them. It's not my fault the left-leaning bands (not the anarchists) usually are humanists with reasonable lyrics and positions. I don't have to embargo a lot of communist stuff simply because I haven't seen any that is ignorant and ridiculous.Nazism is humanity's plague, but let's not forget the crimes of other less intentionally harmfull political systems, be it communism, monarchy or even democracy. If we ''crucify'' only the nazis, we couldn't more unfair.
From what I can gather from covers and song titles, Magnit were far from nationalistic. The cover has a big stalin head looking at a clepsidra full of human skulls for goat's sake! Song titles like 'We exist without feeling our land underneath our feet'.Helm wrote:Yes I would and I would engage in discussion with them because discussion is not art (in the strict sense, at least. It certainly is creative) and it always is conductive for better things for our minds. Endorsing awful art bent on horrid premises however can only result in the poisoning of your aestheses. I'd rather not.
I'm sorry, here I'll rephrase:Didn't catch you on this one. Poor English, i'm sorry.
I will not listen to music by idiot fascists because I know it for a fact that the music I listen to for a long while starts to get under my skin, it influences me. Not that I am defenseless to this, but still, it's a matter of 'which colors do you want on your palette before you paint?'. The artistic world inside me is a very childlike one, full of wonder. I don't want nazi-shit-brown in there.
However in discussion you HAVE to discuss every point of view with anyone that is civil enough to discuss it, because from this process our minds become stronger, our beliefs more solidified, and democracy also benefits. Dissention is the foundation of democracy. We don't have to all agree and we should work it out. In discussion I am equipped to 'fight' the nazist.
It's not lyrics - music distinction. I view upon it holistically. Everything is everything. Music, lyrics, presenatation, aesthetics. I will not cut a part out because it's controversal and I still like the riffs. Fuck the riffs if they're supporting something abominable.You're giving me the impression that lyrics count the same as music and that's it.
Yeah, I understand, a lot of people are like this. It's a valid way to listen to music for sure, just not mine.The 'no nazi stuff' thing whatever the case was pretty absolute for me. Music comes first for me, lyrics, logos, covers come after.
About left leaning bands, besides the mentioned Watchtower, perhaps Sacred Reich are of interest to you?
Magnit/Credo(nationalism)
Am I confused or do some people here use the term left-wing = national socialism? D.I.V. and Korrozia Metalla left-wing bands?Fucking Åmål wrote:D.I.V
Korrozia Metalla
Outbreak
Slayer(some lyrics Hanneman wrote)
Damien Thorne
Flames
Magnit/Credo(nationalism)
Monomah(nationalism)
Rozz
Sodom
Are some classical HM bands i can think right now...These bands have downright left-wing tendencies at least some band members.
No, no on the contrary. Both me and Vag made the same mistake in translation, that's what i explained him before.Metalipeiklo wrote:Am I confused or do some people here use the term left-wing = national socialism? D.I.V. and Korrozia Metalla left-wing bands?Fucking Åmål wrote:D.I.V
Korrozia Metalla
Outbreak
Slayer(some lyrics Hanneman wrote)
Damien Thorne
Flames
Magnit/Credo(nationalism)
Monomah(nationalism)
Rozz
Sodom
Are some classical HM bands i can think right now...These bands have downright left-wing tendencies at least some band members.
i had lots of snail mail with their guitarist,ed...he wanted to go heavy metal but the others not(lack of musicians in minessota,i guess)....this is their only cd i own and it's great....to these ears sounds like speedy skyclad(although sometimes the vocals are little annoying for my taste)....but overall i like it very much.....DaN wrote:hload:
DAMZELL were great, but after checking out BOUND FOR GLORY on M-A I think they look more like you average meatheads. Is it really any good? I think you just came up with an example where I personally draw the line when it comes to bands like this. Exactly why is a not too easy to put into words though
This is much much clearer now. I'm quite familiar with both systems' course in history and never said it is the same. And neither on theoretical level of course. I hope you understood that i wasn't critizing communism/socialism in general, but more the huge gap that was between its theoretical basis and its practices in real life. Remember i told you Stalin-Metal?I don't forgive anyone for anything. Stalin was a monster and my opinion of him isn't any different from the one on Hitler. However I don't have the same opinion on communism as I do for nazism for aforementioned reasons: one is a system that fell into corruption and
usually are humanists with reasonable lyrics and positions. I don't have to embargo a lot of communist stuff simply because I haven't seen any that is ignorant and ridiculous.
Surely they don't. The way you put it now seems more solid for me and i can't say that i disagree with you. See especially the underlined words, which are key words/phrases in order to make a healthy discussion, and not draw final conclusions for anyone.I therefore am more linient for a band that has communist iconography in their albums because they might mean something completely different than 'I like Stalin!' (check Watchtower for an example). If a band has a swastika on the cover, chances are they're not conducting a historically-valid and literary movement on the causes and effects of the second world war, right?
My opinion for BIG crimes remains the same. On other cases, certainly not. How much difference would it make if justice sentenced one to 10000 years and the other to 15000? Millions of people died in vain, and the numbers of the victims on both cases are beyond any compassion. No point for trying to characterize the degree of each one's criminality when numbers speak for themselves.There's all the point in the world.
We may don't know each other in person but i can assure you that i, John, wouldn't have posted in any forum if i didn't believe that.However in discussion you HAVE to discuss every point of view with anyone that is civil enough to discuss it, because from this process our minds become stronger, our beliefs more solidified, and democracy also benefits. Dissention is the foundation of democracy. We don't have to all agree and we should work it out. In discussion I am equipped to 'fight' the nazist.
I certianly do not enjoy the same way a song whose lyrics i identify with and another one whose lyrics i find boring or uninterested or stupid, but good well-played notes remain good well-played notes.It's not lyrics - music distinction. I view upon it holistically. Everything is everything. Music, lyrics, presenatation, aesthetics. I will not cut a part out because it's controversal and I still like the riffs. Fuck the riffs if they're supporting something abominable.