What's the most right-wing band you listen to?

[Cheung Mo]

Avenged Sevenfold for me

[Gunman]

I listened only one song or two, but I´d have to say Burzum.

[JazzRemington]

I'm not sure about the rest of the band, but there's this 80s punk band called Fear whose lead singer is violently right-wing.

[Hegemonicretribution]

I suppose Eric Clapton (although not really a band..), but only because regardless of his politics he did shape guitar playing, and I am a fairly serious player.

I also listen to Wagner occassionally. Although he was not a pleasant man in the slightest, his compositions are powerful and impressive (musically). I think it is a great shame that such a talent was used for such evil ends :(

[Palmares]

Not entirely sure, but maybe some redneck type band like Slayer. Not sure though.

[bed_of_nails]

Prussian Blue.


:lol: Just kidding. I always wanted to say that.

[C_Rasmussen]

I dont know. When I listen to a band I don't really follow their political beliefs but Guns N Roses perhaps?

[RebelDog]

I suppose the Exploited. I listened to them and I wasn't aware they were right-wing, or are said to be.

[Palmares]

Originally posted by The [email protected] 9 2006, 04:00 PM
I suppose the Exploited. I listened to them and I wasn't aware they were right-wing, or are said to be.
The leader singer, i forget his name, wait, Wattie, is a fucking racist. Not a nazi i don't think (despite their nazi following and, i think he also has a swastika tatoo - for "shock" value), but he doesn't like Pakistani's and another racial group I can't remember right now.

[Ian]

Wattie Buchan has photos of him throwing up a Nazi Salute, so the 'shock' value is probably just a lie. I've been listened to punk rock for near on half of my life, and I still fail to see anything at all good with the Exploited. Seriously, if you see someone wearing an Exploited shirt congratulate them on finding punk rock a few days previously

[Gunman]

Originally posted by [email protected] 9 2006, 03:40 AM
Not entirely sure, but maybe some redneck type band like Slayer. Not sure though.
I wasn´t aware that Slayer were rednecks or for that matter, right-wing.

[Ian]

Were you living on a cave on mars?

[Gunman]

Originally posted by [email protected] 9 2006, 11:30 AM
Were you living on a cave on mars?
AFAIK, they´re quite apolitical.

[Invader Zim]

Probably Static X.

[Nachie]

Originally posted by [email protected] 9 2006, 09:15 AM
Seriously, if you see someone wearing an Exploited shirt congratulate them on finding punk rock a few days previously
haha nice

Mine would probably be something like Warrior King... Zionist reggae, anti-racist but still anti-white women.

[heavymanners]

Originally posted by [email protected] 9 2006, 09:15 AM
Wattie Buchan has photos of him throwing up a Nazi Salute, so the 'shock' value is probably just a lie. I've been listened to punk rock for near on half of my life, and I still fail to see anything at all good with the Exploited. Seriously, if you see someone wearing an Exploited shirt congratulate them on finding punk rock a few days previously
I'm not a fan of the Exploited either, but I'm pretty sure Wattie isn't connected to any organised fascist groups or anything like that.

I lived in Edinburgh for awhile in the 1990s, and while I never personally met Wattie, some other members of the Exploited were definitely anti-racist and nobody invovled in anti-facist activism seemed to have any real political problem with the Exploited or with Wattie. I got the sense he was more or less just sort of a redneck-ish asshole without any coherent politics.

[Qwerty Dvorak]

I don't really listen to any right-wing music, due in part to the fact that they are right-wing, but I also believe (and this isn't just me being bitter) that most right-wing bands tend to be crap. I have a few friends that listen to Slayer and Pantera, and I can't stand them (the bands, not the friends).

[The Grey Blur]

Originally posted by [email protected] 9 2006, 07:32 PM
that listen to Slayer and Pantera, and I can't stand them
Well you listen to Tool and probably think Keating's lyrics are philosophical monologues on the torment that is life when they're actually a pile of addled, nonsensical bullshit :)

And Pantera aren't right-wing at all - that's a weird myth - they once did a cover of the anti-cop song 'The Badge'

Oh and probably the most right-wing band I listen to regularly are The Ramones but they're hardly fascists :lol:

[heavymanners]

Originally posted by Permanent [email protected] 9 2006, 07:48 PM
And Pantera aren't right-wing at all - that's a weird myth - they once did a cover of the anti-cop song 'The Badge'

I dunno, here's their singer going on about "white pride":

http://www.youtube.com/watch?search=Phil+A...o&v=5iQZEBBg7hE (http://www.youtube.com/watch?search=Phil+Anselmo&v=5iQZEBBg7hE)

[Jimmie Higgins]

Many, I hate to say it, but I love Wu-Tang and ODB is really sexist and reactionary, but I just love some RZA beats! Besides, that time in the 90s were a pretty low point for politically consious hip-hop and so if you compare Wu to what else was around, it wasn't that out-there...odb was.

I couldn't bring myself to listen to any right-wing punk. Any punk group that describes themself as right-wing is actually a nazi group. Well, not anymore in the US. Now a lot of punk is just apolitical... it's sad.

[The Grey Blur]

Originally posted by [email protected] 9 2006, 07:58 PM
I dunno, here's their singer going on about "white pride":

http://www.youtube.com/watch?search=Phil+A...o&v=5iQZEBBg7hE (http://www.youtube.com/watch?search=Phil+Anselmo&v=5iQZEBBg7hE)
Anselmo was a raving junkie, I'm sure he came off with even worse shit than that when he was tripping

Judge them not by what they say but by what they sing :lol:

The weird thing is I'm not even that big a fan of Pantera

[CCCPneubauten]

Maybe Laibach...but they just dress like Nazis...I dunno their true politics. As they deny being political quite a bit...

Static X is right wing?! How?

[Dr. Rosenpenis]

I listen to a lot of artists who are openly religious... Bob Dylan, Marvin Gaye, John Coltrane, Isaac Hayes, The Beatles, Matisyahu

and probably a lot more than I dont't know about

[bolshevik butcher]

Well someone sent me this really funny nazi punk song today, but artists that i seriously like that are right wing. Possibly exploited if they really are right wing but i dont really think that they are.

[Red Axis]

I listen to Ted Nugent and Alice Cooper, both Retardican Party members.

[Gunman]

Originally posted by [email protected] 9 2006, 07:32 PM
I don't really listen to any right-wing music, due in part to the fact that they are right-wing, but I also believe (and this isn't just me being bitter) that most right-wing bands tend to be crap. I have a few friends that listen to Slayer and Pantera, and I can't stand them (the bands, not the friends).
How come you guys keep saying that Slayer are right-wing? The most reactionary thing I noticed about that band is that the singer is religious (the rest of the group is atheist).

[OneBrickOneVoice]

uh 50 cent, mobb deep lol

[Fistful of Steel]

Originally posted by Permanent Revolution+May 9 2006, 07:48 PM--> (Permanent Revolution @ May 9 2006, 07:48 PM)
[email protected] 9 2006, 07:32 PM
that listen to Slayer and Pantera, and I can't stand them
Well you listen to Tool and probably think Keating's lyrics are philosophical monologues on the torment that is life when they're actually a pile of addled, nonsensical bullshit :)
[/b]
What exactly makes the lyrics a pile of "addled, nonsensical bullshit"? :huh:

The few overtly political bands I listen to are mostly left-wing. Most seem to be apolitical, or in varying degrees of liberalism.

[Palmares]

Originally posted by Ian+May 9 2006, 07:15 PM--> (Ian @ May 9 2006, 07:15 PM) Seriously, if you see someone wearing an Exploited shirt congratulate them on finding punk rock a few days previously [/b]
Call of the day (or last night). If you want a punk band to hate though, check out "Special Duties". Fucking tossers.


Gunman
How come you guys keep saying that Slayer are right-wing

Well, I've looked on the net and now I'm not so sure. Maybe I'm just caught up in their redneck/bogan following...

[Rockfan]

I'ed say the most right-wing band I like is Avenged Sevenfold but maybe there are some others I am unaware of.

[Mujer Libre]

Originally posted by Cthenthar+May 10 2006, 02:47 AM--> (Cthenthar @ May 10 2006, 02:47 AM)
Gunman
How come you guys keep saying that Slayer are right-wing

Well, I've looked on the net and now I'm not so sure. Maybe I'm just caught up in their redneck/bogan following... [/b]
I've always had that impression too... Maybe it's the fact that everyone I know who listens to them only admits it very grudgingly! :P

I listen to a few religiousish artists, but not anything further right than that, as far as I'm aware.

[Commie Rat]

probably exploited when i was just starting to get into music, then A7X (well atlest before they went shithole, girly vocals in metal just dont sound right!), and of course there was Skewdriver, ah those were the days.

[che's long lost daughter]

I didn't know Static-X was right-wing. If it were then, yes it's Static-X

[Vladislav]

I don't think Static-X are really right-wing but they would be one of mine if they were.
Umm I don't know probably Killswitch Engage?

[Hegemonicretribution]

I wasn't really aware of Pantera's right wingedness or otherwise... I never really listen to them, although I love playing cowboys from hell because it s self-induldgent twaddle, and suits my guitar ego when the solo kicks in ;). That said I played that most around 16/17, over the last few years I moved on in guitar masturbation so Dimebag licks fell out of my repetoire.

[celtopunk]

Originally posted by Gunman+May 9 2006, 11:17 PM--> (Gunman @ May 9 2006, 11:17 PM)
[email protected] 9 2006, 07:32 PM
I don't really listen to any right-wing music, due in part to the fact that they are right-wing, but I also believe (and this isn't just me being bitter) that most right-wing bands tend to be crap. I have a few friends that listen to Slayer and Pantera, and I can't stand them (the bands, not the friends).
How come you guys keep saying that Slayer are right-wing? The most reactionary thing I noticed about that band is that the singer is religious (the rest of the group is atheist). [/b]
I'm quite sure I came across an interview where at least one of the guys in Slayer professed to be "conservative", then there's the use of nazi iconography, writing an ode to a nazi torturer and naming your fan club the Slaytanic "Wehrmacht" a term that is no longer used in Germany to identify their army because it is so closely associated with the Nazi army of WWII.

As for Pantera, that video speaks volumes. Then there was also the time where the singer was wearing a shirt with a Soth African neo-nazi symbol on it. It gets a passing mention in this article:
http://turnitdown.newcomm.org/index.php?op...id=29&Itemid=54 (http://turnitdown.newcomm.org/index.php?option=content&task=view&id=29&Itemid=54)

And Permanent Rev mentioned "And Pantera aren't right-wing at all - that's a weird myth - they once did a cover of the anti-cop song 'The Badge' ". Sorry that doesn't cut it many right wing types are anti-police, anti-government, especially in their youth or when you are playing to a group of predominantly white teenage males who like to drink, smoke and generally raise some hell all of which could bring the cops down on you.

[Invader Zim]

Originally posted by [email protected] 9 2006, 09:47 PM
Static X is right wing?! How?
Dude... they love Ayn Rand.

Static X are very rightwing.

Tripp Elson now fired because he is a paedophile, described himself as a republican-conservative.

[Ian]

What makes Avenged Sevenfold right wing?

[patrickbeverley]

the Manic Street Preachers have quite conservative views on abortion.

[Invader Zim]

Originally posted by [email protected] 10 2006, 03:00 PM
the Manic Street Preachers have quite conservative views on abortion.
I doubt it... Have you read any of their lyrics on feminism in general?

The manics were and are very pro-feminism and have penned songs like Little Baby Nothing and Emily. The former should need no introduction to anyone who is a fan of the manics and the latter, which is from their less praised latest album, is a song about Emily Pankhurst.

I can't actually think of a single song they have written that is about aborton, people commonly think that of walking abortion is actually about abortion, it is not.

The manic street preachers are undoubtedly the most successful UK socialist band of modern times, having six albums including a comeplation album reaching the top ten, one of them at #1 and two charting at #2, in the British albums charts. This puts them in the same kind of league as bands like RATM and System of a Down, the only two other major socialist bands I can think of who have reached major success.

they are not a remotely conservative band, especially when we consider that their three most famous songs are as follows: -

If you Tolerate This - A song about the Spanish civil war, written from the republican perspective.

The Masses Against the Classes - a socialist anthem

A Design for Life - a working class anthem.

[Ian]

Static X are into Ayn Rand and that shit.

[Qwerty Dvorak]

Well you listen to Tool and probably think Keating's lyrics are philosophical monologues on the torment that is life when they're actually a pile of addled, nonsensical bullshit smile.gif

Unfounded and irrelevant


And Pantera aren't right-wing at all - that's a weird myth - they once did a cover of the anti-cop song 'The Badge'

Well there is that clip of the lead singer going on about white pride, and also their song 'Attack the Radical', and I also believe they strongly supported the Iraq war.

[Gunman]

Originally posted by celtopunk+May 10 2006, 01:20 PM--> (celtopunk @ May 10 2006, 01:20 PM)
Originally posted by [email protected] 9 2006, 11:17 PM

[email protected] 9 2006, 07:32 PM
I don't really listen to any right-wing music, due in part to the fact that they are right-wing, but I also believe (and this isn't just me being bitter) that most right-wing bands tend to be crap. I have a few friends that listen to Slayer and Pantera, and I can't stand them (the bands, not the friends).
How come you guys keep saying that Slayer are right-wing? The most reactionary thing I noticed about that band is that the singer is religious (the rest of the group is atheist).

I'm quite sure I came across an interview where at least one of the guys in Slayer professed to be "conservative", then there's the use of nazi iconography, writing an ode to a nazi torturer and naming your fan club the Slaytanic "Wehrmacht" a term that is no longer used in Germany to identify their army because it is so closely associated with the Nazi army of WWII.
[/b]
The conservative one perhaps is the singer, I´ll give you that. But an ode to a nazi torturer? You´re certainly refering to the "Angel Of Death" lyrics, which talk about Joseph Mengele, and they´re no way an ode to nazism. Don´t believe me? Read the lyrics:

Auschwitz, the meaning of pain
The way that I want you to die
Slow death, immense decay
Showers that cleanse you of your life
Forced in
Like cattle
You run
Stripped of
Your life’s worth
Human mice, for the angel of death
Four hundred thousand more to die
Angel of death
Monarch to the kingdom of the dead
Sadistic, surgeon of demise
Sadist of the noblest blood

Destroying, without mercy
To benefit the aryan race

Surgery, with no anesthesia
Fell the knife pierce you intensely
Inferior, no use to mankind
Strapped down screaming out to die
Angel of death
Monarch to the kingdom of the dead
Infamous butcher,
Angel of death

Pumped with fluid, inside your brain
Pressure in your skull begins pushing through your eyes
Burning flesh, drips away
Test of heat burns your skin, your mind starts to boil
Frigid cold, cracks your limbs
How long can you last
In this frozen water burial?
Sewn together, joining heads
Just a matter of time
’til you rip yourselves apart
Millions laid out in their
Crowded tombs
Sickening ways to achieve
The holocaust
Seas of blood, bury life
Smell your death as it burns
Deep inside of you
Abacinate, eyes that bleed
Praying for the end of
Your wide awake nightmare
Wings of pain, reach out for you
His face of death staring down,
Your blood running cold
Injecting cells, dying eyes
Feeding on the screams of
The mutants he’s creating
Pathetic harmless victims
Left to die
Rancid angel of death
Flying free


[ angel of death
Monarch to the kingdom of the dead
Infamous butcher,
Angel of death

Angel of death]

And the use of nazi iconography or nazi words like "Wehrmacht", I think they´ve stated several times that it´s only for the shock value.

[commie anarchist rebel]

ok i wanna clear something up the person who said Avenged sevenfold i wanna say that although there lead singer voted for bush and that the song M.I.A. is dedicated to u.s troops doesnt make then a right wing band infact A7X have even said that they aren't a political band. so clearly they arent right-wing or left-wing.

[Ian]

lots of bands say they aren't political, I don't care.

[Orange Juche]

Originally posted by [email protected] 9 2006, 05:16 PM
I listen to a lot of artists who are openly religious... Bob Dylan, Marvin Gaye, John Coltrane, Isaac Hayes, The Beatles, Matisyahu

and probably a lot more than I dont't know about
When it comes to religious... I really like Johnny Cash's music. Although, he was left wing.

Other than that, I can't think of any music I listen to of which I'm aware they are right wing. There have been a few times in the past where I listened to music thats new to me, and I found out they were right wing pretty quick (one or two lyrics that made it blatantly obvious) and couldn't listen anymore. I have issues with listening to music with ANY right wing lyrics or implications in it. If they keep it outside their music, the concept of that doesn't bother me.

[Ander]

Originally posted by Permanent [email protected] 9 2006, 04:27 PM
Oh and probably the most right-wing band I listen to regularly are The Ramones but they're hardly fascists :lol:
The Ramones aren't right-wing, they are generally apolitical. Only Johnny (guitarist) considered himself to be conservative.

And they wrote a song against Ronald Reagan (Bonzo Goes To Bitburg.)

[RebelDog]

Slayer's 'angel of death' is one of the greatest compositions in musical history and is in no way pro-fascist. I've seen Slayer twice and would go again, they have not given me cause to believe they are right-wing.

[patrickbeverley]

Originally posted by [email protected] 10 2006, 03:48 PM
I can't actually think of a single song they have written that is about aborton, people commonly think that of walking abortion is actually about abortion, it is not.
That was what I was referring to, would you mind telling me what it is about? (It was the line about "the innocent blood stains us all" that made me think it was an anti-abortion song.)

[Floyd.]

*ahem*

Artist: TOOL
Album: 10,000 DAYS (2006)
ROSETTA STONED lyrics

Alrighty then... picture this if you will...

Time to de-wrap that chili dog
Eat a box of krispy kremes
We've ID'd an air pollutant [indiscernable] area 51
Contemplating the whole truth
Of people thinking we just took a flaming
Stale banana split the sky light, well
One opened up we'd expect to see a place like this
Code red i'll put us in a diamond setting
Right on my birkenstocks in the open
Holy fucking shit... holy fucking shit...

Let the x-file be entered
As some kind of blue creature
[indiscernable]
If you look at your appearance for a moment you can see
Another banana bourbon enema
Someone hovered above my buckeyes
My daily chore
Maybe i'll run over the upper lip but all i could think was
[indiscernable] fucking cats

The sewer line is waiting
Like an apparition he had me crying out
Fuck me! sodomy!
A dead head chemistry! bladder problems won't stifle me!
If i can't make it, people who are watching see.

And after calming me down with some orange slices and some needle spooning
He revealed to me a singular purpose, he said, you are the chosen one
The one who will deliver the message
A message of hope for those who choose to hear it
And a warning for those who do not
Me, the chosen one... they chose me
And i didn't graduate from fucking high school

Shit the bed
Shit better
You better
You better listen

Would you please report that ?
He looked right through me
With somniferous almond eyes
Don't even know what that means, must remember to write it down
This is so real,
Like the time that he floated away
See my heart is pounding
Cause this shit never happens to me
Can't breathe right now, it was so real
Like i woke up in wonderland
Also a bit terrifying
I don't want to be all alone when i tell this story
And can anyone tell me why? [indiscernable]
Will i ever be coming down?
This is so real, finally it's my lucky day
See my heart is racing
Cause this shit never happens to me


Can't breathe right now

You believe me don't you, please believe what i just said
See they're telling true and... and this wasn't all in my head
So they took me by the hand and invited me right in
Then they showed me something
I don't even know where to begin
Strapped down to my bed,
Feet cold and eyes red,
I'm out of my head,
Am i alive am i dead,
Can't remember what they said
God damn shit the bed
Overwhelmed as one would be, placed in my position
Such a heavy burden now to be the one
Born to bear and read to all
The details of our ending
To write it down for all the world to see
But i forgot my pen, shit the bed again
Typical
Strapped down to my bed,
Feet cold and eyes red
I'm out of my head
Am i alive am i dead,
Sunkist and Sudafed, gyroscopes, and infrared won't help
Brain dead, can't remember what they said
God damn shit the bed
I can't remember what they said to me
Can't remember what they said to me
Made out to be a hero
Can't remember what they said


[indiscernable] oh no
God damn shit the bed

[Dyst]

In every interview, Tool has shown themselves to be leftist.

The whole 10,000 Days album is a pessimistic outlook on consumerism and capitalist society.



Well you listen to Tool and probably think Keating's lyrics are philosophical monologues on the torment that is life when they're actually a pile of addled, nonsensical bullshit

Jeez. Give Tool some credits from actually trying to make new experimental music instead of the old 4/4 done thirty million times already, which are gimmicks, not musical pieces.

You should also give them some credit for actually not being sell-outs, which says a lot more about their political stance than lyrics ever will.

Also, show me a (new) renowned band with deeper lyrics than Tool.

PS: There is no one with the name "Keating" in Tool. A nice way of letting us know you have never heard any of their music.

[Qwerty Dvorak]

Lol, I fucking love that song! Not exactly very insightful, but damn funny, and the song itself rocks!

[CCCPneubauten]

Originally posted by Enigma+May 10 2006, 01:24 PM--> (Enigma @ May 10 2006, 01:24 PM)
[email protected] 9 2006, 09:47 PM
Static X is right wing?! How?
Dude... they love Ayn Rand.

Static X are very rightwing.

Tripp Elson now fired because he is a paedophile, described himself as a republican-conservative. [/b]
I am not doubting you, but can I see a source?

[Floyd.]

I was just posting an example of the rubbish gibberish that Tool are capable of. Not all their stuff is like that obviously but they are capable of seem pretty pointless bullshit and it just annoyed me that the other guys opinion was completely dismissed as 'unfounded irrelevant' just because he lacked examples. It's a ridiculous contradiction it's not as if he himself provided any examples of good lyrics by Tool which equally isn't that hard.

Shits me when people pull the research card. People should be entitled their gut reaction emotions without having to always back them up. It's not like anything ridiculous was claimed anyway.

[Rockfan]

Does if fucking matter if there right wing, as long as there not all "fuck black people, kill the jews" and shit like that oh care, as long ass (mainly for me to steal) theres some kick as drum fills and a mad nuts guitar solo I don't really care.

And Floyd can I ask, do you play an instument at all??

[Floyd.]

Wish I did. I can hold a tune but have a limited range. That's it sadly! A good quote about me which came from an especially musically gifted guy is 'he knows everything about music except how to play the shit.'

I just absorb by accident what I like and don't like as I'm unconsciously looking for new yardsticks I guess. As a fan I don't feel any need to contribute as I doubt what my own talent would be and am fine to just respect and appreciate the medium.

I've thought about learning and forming something before though just because it annoys me when some people write off my opinion as insignificant because I don't play anything.

I'm kind of competent at photography, painting and writing but that's it in terms of creativity really. I'm okay in sculpture from what I've tried but the opportunities are minimal.

[Rockfan]

Hahaha sweet as man, Yeah I just find that compared to many people who don't play anything you are very opinionated, but I guess if you say your good at writing you can comment on lyrics fairly confidently not that you can't comment on anything else.

[SearchAndDestroy]

I probaly think Rage Against The Machine, it such a shame they'd split. And Anti-Flag, I guess

[Rockfan]

Originally posted by [email protected] 13 2006, 10:30 PM
I probaly think Rage Against The Machine, it such a shame they'd split. And Anti-Flag, I guess
Hahahahahahahahahahahaha noob hahahahahahahahahahahahaha.
Thats all :lol: .

[Gunman]

Originally posted by [email protected] 13 2006, 10:58 AM
I probaly think Rage Against The Machine, it such a shame they'd split. And Anti-Flag, I guess
Best post in the thread.

[karmaradical]

Originally posted by [email protected] 13 2006, 03:38 AM


Shits me when people pull the research card. People should be entitled their gut reaction emotions without having to always back them up. It's not like anything ridiculous was claimed anyway.
Beware of Tool fans. We are feirce.

I am gonna say Marlyn Manson. I used to listen to his music before i understood what good industrial music is. Marlyn Manson just loves that militaristic bullshit mixed objectivism, and nazi symbolism. On Anti-Christ Superstar's Disc there is the lightning bolt symbol of the British Union Of Fascists. Now i have come to realize how shitty Manson's voice altered music is. No wonder Trent Reznor said fuck off to him.

[Palmares]

Manson voted for Bush (for nihilistic reasons).

[YSR]

Manson voted for Bush (for nihilistic reasons).

Second-best post of thread.

I guess probably Matisyahu for me.

Has anyone looked at the Kiss logo recently?

http://i23.photobucket.com/albums/b386/skaskankredemption/kiss_logo_metal.jpg

and how similar it looks to the SS symbol?

http://i23.photobucket.com/albums/b386/skaskankredemption/Large_SSVT-logo.jpg

(Not that I like Kiss, because they fucking blow, but I've been thinking about this recently)

[coda]

Lynyrd Skynyrd ---- must be the northern New York redneck in me! --- but I love that band and have since the first time I heard them way back the same year of their plane crash. Hadn't sat down and listened to them in some years, but just recently found some of their albums and live concert video in a used cd bin -- the price was right so I scapped them up. I'd forgotten kust how great a band they were --- probably one of the most authentic, unpretentious, non-gimmicky, writing from personal experiences, kick ass guitar bands out there.

Though I've heard all the controversy surrounding them, etc. --- don't really see any evidence of it.

And Freebird --- played out? maybe..
But... it's still the closest thing to a mulitiple orgasm ever set to music. If you haven't had sex to Freebird.. you haven't had sex. :)

[ÑóẊîöʼn]

I don't think Laibach are nazis -


Originally posted by Richard Wolfson
Laibach's method is extremely simple, effective and horribly open to misinterpretation. First of all, they absorb the mannerisms of the enemy, adopting all the seductive trappings and symbols of state power, and then they exaggerate everything to the edge of parody... Next they turn their focus to highly charged issues — the West's fear of immigrants from Eastern Europe, the power games of the EU, the analogies between Western democracy and totalitarianism.

Probably the most right-wing band I listen to is probably Pantera.

As for Slayer, I got a very negative vibe from their song Angel of Death - it seemed to portray Dr Mengele as a twisted killer than any kind of hero. But the song kicks ass.

[saint max]

I think Satyricon and perhaps 1349 are my favorate right-wing bands. But ya never know they would be 3rd positionists, right? and I listen to a lot of black metal I guess. Satyricon, to their defense, and slander, has that song "black lava" which mostly seems to be black metal in retreat when they sing nostolgia for the burzum church tour of 1995. '95 certainly was a good year and all, but I can think of a few ways satanic youth-sub cultures could contribute to the spirit of '95 beyond singing...

kisses,
-t

ps: Did'nt the count get out of prison recently?
pps: Emporer or Mayhem?

[celtopunk]

Originally posted by [email protected] 15 2006, 05:31 AM
Lynyrd Skynyrd ---- must be the northern New York redneck in me! --- but I love that band and have since the first time I heard them way back the same year of their plane crash. Hadn't sat down and listened to them in some years, but just recently found some of their albums and live concert video in a used cd bin -- the price was right so I scapped them up. I'd forgotten kust how great a band they were --- probably one of the most authentic, unpretentious, non-gimmicky, writing from personal experiences, kick ass guitar bands out there.

Though I've heard all the controversy surrounding them, etc. --- don't really see any evidence of it.

And Freebird --- played out? maybe..
But... it's still the closest thing to a mulitiple orgasm ever set to music. If you haven't had sex to Freebird.. you haven't had sex. :)
Well there's the use of the Confederate flag on album covers and merchandise, a symbol of hatred, intolerance and bigotry. Why do you think the akln and nazis are always waving the damn things.

There's the song Sweet Home Alabama. Freebird is a total wank and if having sex to that song is the pinnacle of sex then I'll never make it. I'd rather listen to "Stairway to Heaven" than Freebird.

[Invader Zim]

Originally posted by patrickbeverley+May 12 2006, 06:18 PM--> (patrickbeverley @ May 12 2006, 06:18 PM)
[email protected] 10 2006, 03:48 PM
I can't actually think of a single song they have written that is about aborton, people commonly think that of walking abortion is actually about abortion, it is not.
That was what I was referring to, would you mind telling me what it is about? (It was the line about "the innocent blood stains us all" that made me think it was an anti-abortion song.) [/b]
It is about humanaities over willingness to kill each other and that people let it happen.

Note the repeated references to brutal murderers. You have to remember that a lot of the manics lyrics are often quoting directly or quoting sentiment of others... this means that individual lines, especially from the Holy Bible album, can give a very false impression of the song. The actual lyric you took is: -


Life is lead weights, pendulum died
pure or lost, spectator or crucified
recognised truth acedia's blackest hole
junkies winos whores the nation's moral suicide
loser - liar - fake - phoney
no one cares, everyone is guilty
fucked up - dunno why - you poor little boy
we are all of walking abortion
shalom shalom we all love our children
we all are of walking abortion
shalom shalom there are no horizons
Mussolini hangs from a butcher's hook
Hitler reprised in the worm of your soul
Horthy's corpse screened to a million
Tisu revived, the horror of a bullfight
fragments of uniforms, open black ruins
a moral conscience - you've no wounds to show
so wash your car in your 'X' baseball shoes
we all are of walking abortion
shalom shalom we all love our children
we are all of walking abortion
shalom shalom there are no horizons
little people in little houses
like maggots small blind and worthless
the massacred innocent blood stains us all
who's responsible - you fucking are
who's responsible - you fucking are
who's responsible - you fucking are
who's responsible - you fucking are
who's responsible.


Note that the theme is continued, it is saying that we allow shit like, Mussolini, Hitler, etc, that to happen. we all care about our own children, but when it comes to other people, no one gives a shit.

The song becomes much more confused when we note the reference to Valerie Solanas, which is the title of the track, which is a quote from her manifesto. Which has caused plenty of deeper speculation, is it about mans inferiority to women? Etc.

But what you can be sure it is not about is the subject of Abortion, in anything other than an abstract or descriptive manner.

For a basic idea: -

http://articles.richeyedwards.net/holybible.html

The song Archieves of Pain, however does tend to lean towards the right-wing on the subject of execution. It is a song for the victims, but then again, what would you do to the likes of Hitler, Sutcliffe, Mussolini, Hitler, etc?

[JazzRemington]

I still say Lee Ving (singer for Fear) is the most right wing psycho I've heard of. During an interview, the rest of the band stated that they hated turing with him because his violent right-wing beliefs are almost overwhelming at times.

[Invader Zim]

Originally posted by [email protected] 13 2006, 04:38 AM
I was just posting an example of the rubbish gibberish that Tool are capable of. Not all their stuff is like that obviously but they are capable of seem pretty pointless bullshit and it just annoyed me that the other guys opinion was completely dismissed as 'unfounded irrelevant' just because he lacked examples. It's a ridiculous contradiction it's not as if he himself provided any examples of good lyrics by Tool which equally isn't that hard.

Shits me when people pull the research card. People should be entitled their gut reaction emotions without having to always back them up. It's not like anything ridiculous was claimed anyway.
Don't knock what you don't understand then, and people wont be forced to hit back.

As for Tool lyrics, some certainly are very abstract, but don't for a second imagine that they all are: -


Choices always were a problem for you.
What you need is someone strong to guide you.
Deaf and blind and dumb and born to follow,
What you need is someone strong to use you..
Like me,
Like me.

If you want to get your soul to heaven,
Trust in me .
Don’t judge or question.
You are broken now ,
But faith can heal you.
Just do everything I tell you to do.
Deaf and blind and dumb and born to follow.
Let me lay my holy hand upon you.

My gods will
Becomes me.
When he speaks out,
He speaks through me.
He has needs
Like I do.
We both want
To rape you.

Jesus christ, why don’t you come save my life.
Open my eyes and blind me with your light
And your lies.

The meaning of this song is crystal clear. So you can drop your generalising attitude and superior tone.

[Qwerty Dvorak]

it just annoyed me that the other guys opinion was completely dismissed as 'unfounded irrelevant' just because he lacked examples. It's a ridiculous contradiction it's not as if he himself provided any examples of good lyrics by Tool which equally isn't that hard.
The case for Tool's meaningful side has been stated in abundance since this post so I won't bother quoting examples, though I easily could. And LOL at your attempts to write off my defense of my favourite band as a contradiction, I do believe the post I was replying to in the first place attempted to rubbish my opinions based on the fact that I listen to Tool. Yes, not so directly, but that's exactly what it did.


Shits me when people pull the research card. People should be entitled their gut reaction emotions without having to always back them up. It's not like anything ridiculous was claimed anyway.
People who judge music based on their 'gut reactions' as opposed to giving said music a chance and listening to some of the lyrics can't really understand the music they are trying to judge, it's political stance or even whether or not it makes sense. If that's what you're into then that's fine by me, but don't try to start an arguement based on your 'findings'.

And it was claimed that Tool's lyrics are 'nonsensical gibberish' or something to that effect, which in my opinion and the opinion of many others on this board, is ridiculous.

[Tree_Hugger]

HOW IS AVENGED SEVENFOLD RIGHT-WING?

[The Grey Blur]

Search 'Metal Hammer' and A7X, they came off with a pile off redneck bullshit in an interview. The metalheads of course applauded them for "speaking their minds and not giving a shit" :rolleyes:

Tool are a good band as well, I don't see the problem with me pointing out that their lyrics are a load of psycho-waffle

[Invader Zim]

Originally posted by Permanent [email protected] 15 2006, 11:42 PM
Search 'Metal Hammer' and A7X, they came off with a pile off redneck bullshit in an interview. The metalheads of course applauded them for "speaking their minds and not giving a shit" :rolleyes:

Tool are a good band as well, I don't see the problem with me pointing out that their lyrics are a load of psycho-waffle
How about because its not true, to quite an extent?

[socialistpunk]

FOR ME IT WOULD BE THE SEX PISTOLS BUT ARE THEY CONSIDERED A RIGHT WING BAND OR ARE THER LYRICS JUST A PISS TAKE OF THE FACIST NF OF THE SEVENTIES :blink: :ph34r:

[bolshevik butcher]

Ses pistols arent right wing, theyre exceedingly antimonarchy anyway. I think they're probably quite left wing but more just antiestablishment than anyhting else. The clash are a more politically advanced punk band from the same time.

[Forward Union]

screwdriver

[Qwerty Dvorak]

Originally posted by [email protected] 17 2006, 02:24 PM
FOR ME IT WOULD BE THE SEX PISTOLS BUT ARE THEY CONSIDERED A RIGHT WING BAND OR ARE THER LYRICS JUST A PISS TAKE OF THE FACIST NF OF THE SEVENTIES :blink: :ph34r:
I don't know much about the Sex Pistols, but I do realize that in the video for 'Anarchy in th UK' one of the band members is wearing a picture of Karl Marx somewhere (I can't remember where though).

[YSR]

AF, you actually listen to skrewdriver?

Wait, the sarcasm's just going way over my head.

EDIT: Also, I don't think the Sex Pistols were that politically motivated. True, they had a general anti-royalty feeling, but they were mostly just in it for the cash and the image.

[CCCPneubauten]

Has anyone said 'Frank Zappa' yet? If not, I say Frank Zappa.

And don't worry NoXion, I KNOW Laibach isn't a Nazi band, but to some outsider they might look like one.

[synthesis]

50 Cent is down with Bush, T.I. wants to ban immigration, and Ryu from Styles of Beyond once said, "You wanna free Mumia, then fine, but not on my time, punk, you gotta be out your mind." However, all three are capable of making quality music with the proper effort.

[Gunman]

Frank Zappa is right wing? He always seemed to be in the center of the spectrum...

[FinnMacCool]

I listened to Skrewdriver. They were actually pretty good before they got into that white power bullfuckshit. By then though, most of the original members jumped ship I think.

[CCCPneubauten]

Originally posted by [email protected] 18 2006, 10:49 PM
Frank Zappa is right wing? He always seemed to be in the center of the spectrum...
He is against censorship (Which is good, I assume you remeber him, Jello Biafra and John Denver fighting the PMRC) BUT he is a Libertarian, as in the US Party kind. Kinda like Howard Stern. Read his biography, it's good (Zappa's not Stern's)

[Rockfan]

Fuck I hate this thread!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Djehuti]

Skrewdriver mayhaps?

[Cheung Mo]

50 Cent is capable of quality music?

About as capable as the CCP is of genuine socialism.

[EwokUtopia]

I dont really listen to much right wing music, but I will say this, if John Ashcroft ever releases a cd, I WILL buy a pirated copy. Soar like the eagle!

[Dr. Rosenpenis]

LET THE EEEEAGLE SOOOOOAR
LIKE SHE'S NEVER SOOOOOARED BEFOOORE
FROM ROCKY COAST
TO GOLDEN SHOOOOOOORE
LET THE MIGHTY EAGLE SOOOOOOOOOOAR

SOAR WITH HEALING IN HER WIIIIIINGS
AS THE LAND BENEATH HER SIIIIIINGS
ONLY GOD, NO OTHER KIIIIINGS
LET THE MIGHTY EAGLE SOOOOOAR

THIS COUNTRY'S FAR TOO YOUNG TO DIIIIIE
SHE'S STILL GOT A LOT
ONLY GOD, NO OTHER KIIIIINGS
LET THE MIGHTY EAGLE SOOOOOOOOOOOAR

[The Grey Blur]

THIS COUNTRY'S FAR TOO YOUNG TO DIIIIIE
Phil Ochs sung that once...maybe he changed the God lyrics though

[celtopunk]

Originally posted by [email protected] 22 2006, 07:29 PM
I dont really listen to much right wing music, but I will say this, if John Ashcroft ever releases a cd, I WILL buy a pirated copy. Soar like the eagle!
He did release a few records. I'm not sure where you might find them thouh. I think I have a few songs but not the classic "Let the Eagle Soar"

[socialistpunk]

Thanks for the reminding me i was unsure about the sex pistols because some iggnorant facist told me whilst slagging me off that the sex pistols were a facists band. (damn his facist soul to hell) I forgot he wore a marx badge thanks clenched fist :D !!!!

[Faceless]

The Exploited are so blatantly left-wing and are a great band though admit they've become more of a metal band. Their lyrics aren't exactly intelligent but then again punk lyrics rarely are. So what's all this about them being some right wing racists? There just aint a shred of evidence to suggest they are fascists.

[Djehuti]

Extreme punk band such as the exploited or the sex pistols sometimes were nazi attributes and drop fascist comments just to provoke, but such bands are very rarely fascists in real. They just aim to be provocative, thats why you can se such bands wear a swastica and a hammer and sickle in the same gig etc.

[DISTURBEDrbl911]

Top 3: Ted Nugent, Zakk Wylde/Black Label Society, and Lynyrd Skynyrd
All of them are pro-bush, pro-war, pro-republican.
I listen to them simply because they are good musiciains and they have catchy tunes, not for their political beliefs.

[Lucy Parsons]

Slayer are right wing. During the first Gulf War they were full of praise for George Bushs leadership and encouraged almost hero worship of soldiers fighting in the war. They have come out with consistently right wing statementns ininterviews.

But the thing that I feel really shows how they feel is when they covered the Minor Threat song 'Guilty of being white' and altered the lyrics at the end of the song to 'Guilty of being right' changing the whole meaning of the song.

[Forward Union]

no sarcasm. I listen to screwdriver.

[Ander]

That Skrewdriver song, "Skinhead" is a cool tune.

[Forward Union]

I hate the band. The music sucks, they'll never get a penny, or a pat on the back off me.

I just listen to them. It's amusing.

[Palmares]

Originally posted by [email protected] 25 2006, 12:46 AM
The Exploited are so blatantly left-wing and are a great band though admit they've become more of a metal band. Their lyrics aren't exactly intelligent but then again punk lyrics rarely are. So what's all this about them being some right wing racists? There just aint a shred of evidence to suggest they are fascists.
Read:

Link (http://www.revolutionaryleft.com/index.php?showtopic=45793&hl=the%20exploited&st=0)

http://www.libreopinion.com/members/decibelios/TheExploited-Haggis_Noruega.jpg

There have been other threads on this, but can't find them at the moment.

[The Grey Blur]

Originally posted by Cthenthar+Jun 7 2006, 05:15 AM--> (Cthenthar @ Jun 7 2006, 05:15 AM)
[email protected] 25 2006, 12:46 AM
The Exploited are so blatantly left-wing and are a great band though admit they've become more of a metal band. Their lyrics aren't exactly intelligent but then again punk lyrics rarely are. So what's all this about them being some right wing racists? There just aint a shred of evidence to suggest they are fascists.
Read:

Link (http://www.revolutionaryleft.com/index.php?showtopic=45793&hl=the%20exploited&st=0)

http://www.libreopinion.com/members/decibelios/TheExploited-Haggis_Noruega.jpg

There have been other threads on this, but can't find them at the moment. [/b]
:rolleyes:

That's all that has to be said on the subject

[celtopunk]

Originally posted by [email protected] 24 2006, 02:46 PM
The Exploited are so blatantly left-wing and are a great band though admit they've become more of a metal band. Their lyrics aren't exactly intelligent but then again punk lyrics rarely are. So what's all this about them being some right wing racists? There just aint a shred of evidence to suggest they are fascists.
Not a shread huh, I see others have posted some pics/links. The topic has been brought up before and I've said pretty much all I have to say on the subject. I do find it interesting that you say they are becoming more of a metal band though. It kind of goes along with what I mentioned in this thread: http://www.revolutionaryleft.com/index.php?showtopic=50458
That conservative punks are really just mis-guided metal heads.

And to say that punk lyrics are rarely intelligent is one of the silliest things I've ever read and leads me to believe that you really know about fuck all when it comes to punk. If I may can you tell me who does write intelligent lyrics

[Matty_UK]

Joy Division singer apparently voted tory....and Jack White from the White Stripes although apolitical has some confused reactionary attitudes in his lyrics.

And Beck is a scientologist apparently (???) which is just fucking weird and a fundamentally capitalist religion.

[YSR]

Yeah, I heard that about Beck and was like, "what?" But I guess it's true.

Hey man, at least Scientologists are honest: "This shit is clearly made up." Every other religion tries to hide it in theology and stuff.

[Ander]

About the Exploited being fascists or not...

I don't know and I don't care. The Exploited suck, and that is enough for me to avoid listening to their music.

[Orange Juche]

Originally posted by [email protected] 7 2006, 03:06 PM
Jack White from the White Stripes although apolitical has some confused reactionary attitudes in his lyrics.
What lyrics are those?

[Commie Rat]

that would have to Against Me, so right wing it hurts.

[Zero]

Mine would probably be either Rush, or Weezer.

Rush not so much actually. Mostly just Weezer and TWS.

[The Grey Blur]

Originally posted by Commie [email protected] 8 2006, 08:05 AM
that would have to Against Me, so right wing it hurts.
:lol: :lol: :lol:

Good one

[CCCPneubauten]

Originally posted by [email protected] 8 2006, 08:27 AM
Mine would probably be either Rush, or Weezer.

Rush not so much actually. Mostly just Weezer and TWS.
Weezer is right wing?

In this thread people need to back up claims with evidence.

[CCCPneubauten]

Originally posted by [email protected] 7 2006, 07:06 PM
Joy Division singer apparently voted tory....and Jack White from the White Stripes although apolitical has some confused reactionary attitudes in his lyrics.

And Beck is a scientologist apparently (???) which is just fucking weird and a fundamentally capitalist religion.
Ian Curtis probally did it to piss while wife Debbie off. As she was a Labour voter. Ian Curtis had many mental issues, no telling what was the 'real' Ian and what wasn't. He was a great man an a musical mastermind.

[Jazzratt]

I don't know really. Probably Thryfing now I come to think of it, I suspect they're rightwing white supremacists but they keep it out of their music. I listen to a lot of Metal though so I'm really spoiled for choice.

[liberated_desire]

These bands generally reject the right-wing, but stomp gleefully in its footsteps, and I love every militant minute:

Von Thronstahl
Der Blutharsch
Death in June
Survival Unit
Allerseelen

etc.,etc.

[Rollo]

Skrewdriver. I like to dress up as adolf and dance to a few songs just to amuse myself.

[RevMARKSman]

Relient K.

But not the songs about "Jesus."

[Vladislav]

Right now probably Lamb of God.

[EwokUtopia]

Soundtrack from Romper Stomper, it was a crazy movie to say the least, with damn catchy songs. I dont know, that or Wagner (I actually like his music, politics aside, I dont speak German and I mostly get his instrumental stuff, so how bad can it be?). Or maybe some Nasheed I downloaded (which sounds damn awesome I may add). Or maybe this right wing Israeli rapper called Subliminal I stumbled across by accident. This is what happens when you add limewire with dozens of unused gigs I feel I must fill with just about anything.

[Kurt Crover]

Anal **** - Hitler was a sensitive man. That's just one of their fabulously named songs :D

[Rollo]

Originally posted by [email protected] 2 2006, 11:44 AM
Soundtrack from Romper Stomper, it was a crazy movie to say the least, with damn catchy songs. I dont know, that or Wagner (I actually like his music, politics aside, I dont speak German and I mostly get his instrumental stuff, so how bad can it be?). Or maybe some Nasheed I downloaded (which sounds damn awesome I may add). Or maybe this right wing Israeli rapper called Subliminal I stumbled across by accident. This is what happens when you add limewire with dozens of unused gigs I feel I must fill with just about anything.
#1 The songs in that movie are about skinhead culture, not about nazism.

I may be wrong but I think sham69 is far from right winged and they did a song or two in romper stomper.

[EwokUtopia]

Originally posted by [email protected] 3 2006, 02:48 AM
#1 The songs in that movie are about skinhead culture, not about nazism.

Dude, have you listened to those songs? They have horrible lyrics but to a catchy tune and ironic scenes. For instance, when the Boneheads are getting their asses kicked by the Vietnamese in the movie and are running away from them in utter defeat, the music they put to it sings "Fourth Reich fighting men thats who we are, We're livin in the sewers but were gonna go far. You see our numbers growing [right as about 90% of the boneheads have been killed] We're shoutin Hurah! Fourth Reich fighting men, thats who we are"


Its just such absurd and ridiculous music, but very bloody catchy tunes. I dont think the songs were made by actual Nazi's, its way to good and ironic to compare to no-talent schmucks like Skrewdriver and Rahowa. Such a good film though, so insane and chalk full of bitter irony.

[Rollo]

Yeah, it is pretty catchy but that's just one song.

[ReD_ReBeL]

The Exploited-40 odd years ago lyrics.

"Mussolini was a fascist pig. Hitler was no better. Tojo was an imperialistic nip, but Stalin managed to go one better. 40 odd years ago, 40 odd years ago, before you and I were born. Chamberlain was our man of peace, but was fooled by a piece of paper. Churchill warned him long ago. He vowed to end Hitler's caper."

[BreadBros]

I don't really listen to much overtly right-wing music so it would probably be stuff like Eric Clapton, David Bowie, Joy Division (did not know they were right-wing till this thread), etc. I guess maybe some outlaw country artists too although I guess those tend to be more libertarian/anti-establishment than actually conservative.

[EwokUtopia]

Soldiers of Allah is a must...haha, kind of intimidating considering I am a 'kaffir' as they mispronounce it (along with all the other terms they pretend to know about) but fun to listen to nonetheless

[Iroquois Xavier]

Originally posted by [email protected] 3 2006, 07:33 PM
I don't really listen to much overtly right-wing music so it would probably be stuff like Eric Clapton, David Bowie, Joy Division (did not know they were right-wing till this thread), etc. I guess maybe some outlaw country artists too although I guess those tend to be more libertarian/anti-establishment than actually conservative.
Joy Division isnt right wing, they were accused but denied it strongly.

[Invader Zim]

Originally posted by ReD_ReBeL[email protected] 3 2006, 04:54 PM
The Exploited-40 odd years ago lyrics.

"Mussolini was a fascist pig. Hitler was no better. Tojo was an imperialistic nip, but Stalin managed to go one better. 40 odd years ago, 40 odd years ago, before you and I were born. Chamberlain was our man of peace, but was fooled by a piece of paper. Churchill warned him long ago. He vowed to end Hitler's caper."
Ah so as well as being fascists they also have an inept understanding of history.

Great.

[Ander]

I'm not sure about being right-wing, but Johnny Cash has some religious themes in his music. He was a great singer/songwriter however.

[Rage Against Right]

I dont really follow music because of its political beliefs...im a musician and i like a song on its musical merit and lyrical abiltly

[mauvaise foi]

I like some right-wing punk bands like the Germs (Darby Crash wore swastika arm-bands, and, unlike most punks, was SERIOUS about it), and Minor Threat (the lyrics to "Guilty of Being White" are stupid but the song is great). I also listen to some Graham Parker despite his reactionary views on reproductive freedom.


In every interview, Tool has shown themselves to be leftist.

Indeed. Adam Jones was in a high-school band with Tom Morello and Tool and Rage have recorded a song called "Revolution" by fans. Maynard was friends with leftist comedian Bill Hicks and the album Aenima is dedicated to him.


Sex pistols arent right wing, theyre exceedingly antimonarchy anyway.

So are plenty of reactionary Catholic chauvinist Irishmen. Look up the lyrics to the song "Bodies." I'm not exactly sure what its about (since most of John Lydon's lyrics make no sense whatsoever) but I think its anti-abortion.

[The Grey Blur]

Minor Threat
You're an indescribable idiot if you think Minor Threat are right-wing.

Punks take music way too seriously.

[mauvaise foi]

Originally posted by Permanent [email protected] 17 2006, 03:39 PM

Minor Threat
You're an indescribable idiot if you think Minor Threat are right-wing.

Punks take music way too seriously.
I don't think they're very right wing in general, but the song "Guilty for Being White" reminds me of the complaints of white Republicans I hear all too often.

[Hit The North]

When I like a band's music I make sure to research their political attitudes as closely as possible. If they turn out to be right wing I destroy all their records and send them hate mail. If I get the chance I burn down their houses.

Some people call me a fanatic but I like to think I'm just careful.

;)

[Pawn Power]

Originally posted by Permanent Revolution+June 08, 2006 09:33 am--> (Permanent Revolution @ June 08, 2006 09:33 am)
Commie R[email protected] 8 2006, 08:05 AM
that would have to Against Me, so right wing it hurts.
:lol: :lol: :lol:

Good one [/b]
I always suspected from some of their lyrics...

Do you have any specific examples?

[HatefulRed]

Originally posted by [email protected] 09, 2006 04:23 am
I dont know. When I listen to a band I don't really follow their political beliefs but Guns N Roses perhaps?
Totally agree... Guns n Roses seems a little violent and mysogonistic (sp?).

[Blue Collar Bohemian]

Probably Johnny Cash.

[Nothing Human Is Alien]

I don't listen to right wing music.