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Do you guys like any music that ISN'T anti-fascist? I mean we all like the Sex Pistols and The Dead Kenedys, but does anyone like anything else?
I Personally Like A Lot Of Metal... Like These Bands..
-Sirenia
-Lacuna Coil
-Angtoria
-Charon
-Amon Amarth
-Depeche Mode,
and many others... What about you guys?
Out of your list I rate Lacuna Coil very highly, I don't know the others except Depeche Mode, who are not my thing which is a tad ironic, I believe, as I think Lacuna Coil were influenced by them. They don't sound alike though, Lacuna Coil are pretty heavy.
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i like lots of different types of music. and i don't listen to music soley based upon politics. i get alot of my music taste from my parents actually. i listen mostly to 80's hardcore, punk and rockabilly. just a few bands that aren't all about being anti-fascist...
- mental as anything
- radio birdman
- the cramps
- the damned
- the kinks
- the stooges
- the slits
- bikini kill
- the cure
not everyone's thing, but hey i like my music. it's usually great to sing and dance to.
Well, I love the Ramones, SLF, Undertones, Moondogs, Vandals, Cock Sparrer, and I love Flogging Molly, Mutiny, The Prodigals, Real McKenzies and the majority of Celtic punk...
EDIT:
Love Irish folk stuff too.
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flogging molly, dropkick murphys, and irish traditional.
I just have to put this in too i fucking hate the sex pistols.
The name of this thread is very misleading. I thought you were asking (in a very round about way) if anyone knows about nazi music, so I was just gonna slip in:
Screwdriver...
But yeah, I'd say alot of music isn't antifascist, hell, Sex Pistols as hell aren't. I think it would be harder to find/name bands that are specfically antifascist.
So yeah, maybe think about how you name your threads
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hahha i dont think i know any anti facist music to be honest.
Hahaha for reals, I don't know if its because i'm blown out, but I was lookin at this thread thinking he wanted music from nazis or hitler.Originally posted by Cthenthar@April 28, 2007 02:43 am
The name of this thread is very misleading. I thought you were asking (in a very round about way) if anyone knows about nazi music, so I was just gonna slip in:
Screwdriver...
But yeah, I'd say alot of music isn't antifascist, hell, Sex Pistols as hell aren't. I think it would be harder to find/name bands that are specfically antifascist.
So yeah, maybe think about how you name your threads
In what way? I can think of plenty of bands that are other things and anti-fascist. Just three off the top of my head.
Manic Street Preachers
Chumbawamba
McCarthy
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I'm listening to a live flogging molly cd right now.
theyre the greatest man.
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Aretha Franklin
Cat Empire
Audioslave
Buena Vista Social Club
Carole King
Queens of the Stone Age
and many more, but thats just what i've been listening to at the moment
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I'm not that firmiliar with those bands I'm afraid, vaguely though.
But yeah, I guess I'm not totally sure what you mean as a result, but I guess maybe what I coulds say is that yeah, sure there might be heaps of bands that are either not racist, or anti-racist, but its completely different to be specifically anti-fascist. As in, bands that specifically target fascists as the scum that they are in their lyrics. Just like you would call a band with alot of feminist lyrics a feminist band, a anti-fascist band has alot of anti-fasicist lyrics, and its very distinctly anti-fascist.
Hell, I can't think of alot of bands like that.
Does that answer you question? Maybe you should tell me more about the bands you mentioned.
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Revolutionaries don't spend all day on a messageboard. Action is realisation of the polemic.
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Lacuna Coil is good, but after a few songs, I get bored..
They come to Belgium in the summer.
Just like Tool !
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Well, the manic street preachers have a song which is about the republicans in the spanish civil war as is totally anti-fascist, quoting lines from republican fighters stating "if I can shoot rabbits then I can shoot fascists".
However, they are antio-fascist, but more predominantly they are socialists. I can't think of any bands which have just an ati-fascist position, they tend to have other leftwing beliefs as well, if they are anti-fascist. But specifically being anti-fascist is not rare.
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I may be on the completely wrong track, but I have the feeling 20cdndollars meant music that not only isn't anti-fascist, but isn't predominantly political or socially aware either. Then again, maybe I'm wrong.
Vimes had never got on with any game much more complex than darts. Chess in particular had always annoyed him. It was the dumb way the pawns went off and slaughtered their fellow pawns while the kings lounged about doing nothing that always got to him; if only the pawns united, maybe talked the rooks round, the whole board could've been a republic in a dozen moves. - Terry Pratchett, Thud
Nae quin! Nae king! Nae laird! Nae master! We willna’ be fooled again! - Terry Pratchett, The Wee Free Men
Economic Left/Right: -6.13
Social Libertarian/Authoritarian: -4.26
Maybe you have a point. I personally, even though am into a genre (punk) that you would expect to have alot of anti-fascist content, I can't think of alot of bands that fit the mold i imagine. But maybe its also i stick the label more to antifa and SHARPie type bands?
[formerly Cthenthar]
Revolutionaries don't spend all day on a messageboard. Action is realisation of the polemic.
"When the lie returns to the mouth of the powerful, our voice of fire will speak again." - quote EZLN
“Development develops inequality.” ― Eduardo Galeano, Open Veins of Latin America: Five Centuries of the Pillage of a Continent
