Times change and punk music of 70s and 80s can trigger todays soyboys, feel free to add, yesterdays antifascist has become todays nazi, apparently
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Music Propaganda Edition (MPE)
Jason Clark
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Jackson Powell
Entry #2
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Adrian Long
how bout dis
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Jonathan Bennett
100% Leaf Post
Matthew Jones
Damn the thread is not working, well too many mutts and 16olds, so wrong topic i guess...
Anyways
Entry #3
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Dominic Clark
Adam Thompson
Nice one Rusky you reminded me of this one too
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Ethan Hughes
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Sebastian Cox
How about this one?
Leo Ward
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Gavin Jones
Thats nice, thanks for the post dude
Liam Thompson
Played on a couple of bills with NOTA back in the day, their records are great but they were an epic live band, esp in mid-America wasteland 1980's.
Joshua Anderson
Back in the day.
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Nathaniel Morgan
One more for the snowflakes of the world.
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Joseph Myers
Video not available, fuck youtube
check this one, its Greek nationalist punk
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Jonathan Thompson
>evaluating single songs instead of whole genres
>thinking that the symbols in the videos matter more than the music itself
>thinking that the visual things that have to be interpreted by your eyes are more effective than things that go instantly, unfiltered into your brain
The music that is played IS the propaganda, the tact, the instruments, the singer and the lyrics are more important than the video. Also: the person who sings is someone you insert yourself into while listening to the song (which explains why Hip Hop makes you more aggressive than cuck numale type of indie songs).
Jaxon Bennett
The best thing about punk is no one can understand the yelling lyrics so no one ever has to listen to them.
Andrew Butler
What was the political leaning of the band?
That classic anti-authoritarian American?
Bentley Young
The band themselves and their message were very anti-authoritarian, but had a very large skinhead following because of their aggro music. Tulsa (where they were based) was, and still is, a skinhead stronghold. Plus back then there were so few live shows happening, everyone tended to go to any and every show they could, so was always a mixed crowd.
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Noah Thomas
>ramones was literally fronted by a jew and a nazi that hated each other
funny shit
Ryan Cruz
The Ramones doc "End Of The Century" is a decent watch, I always knew that Joey was the uber-lib Jew, Johnny was the right wing Reaganite, and Dee Dee was the party boy, but that doc really goes into how much animosity there was, esp between Joey and Johnny. Not a good copy on yootoob, but there are a few clips.
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Nicholas Myers
Here in Greece Skins are not synonymous with Nazis, quite the opposite to be honest, but i really like the music, i always liked american punk, it expresses working class people way better than the Brits, i love the anti-authoritarian feel , to be honest im not really into the white pride leanings that some bands had and i wouldnt feel good in a gig with neo-nazi punks. By the way when i was young i had an aSS cd ( U.S.A. nazi punk band), didnt like the lyrics but i loved the vibe, haven't found them since then, have you heard them? Catch 22 and Looney tunes style of anarchism is the true U.S. of America spirit for me, but im always into some pure U.S. punk, it feels so raw and true
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Anthony Price
>refused to play songs about heroin
thats cool m8
Ryan Hernandez
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The only SS I'm aware of are the Japanese HC guys, very Bad Brains-ish. Of the US punk rock, I tend to like the West Coast/Midwest stuff the most, has more of that "looney tune" style you mentioned, more humor and less preachy. Ramones, Dead Boy, and the Dictators are some of the East Coast that embody that spirit, more about fast and fun, a message every once in awhile, but not so serious.
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Hudson Peterson
What do you want with this thread?
Almost no one search about music at internet, so making music to redpill people and expecting them discover and watch it.
You will need to use blackmarket CEO companies to put it at main page of youtube or r/all of ledddit
Levi Morgan
American working class is fucking gold, thats why middle class fears them so much and tries to divide em anyway possible, todays wannabe ''lefties'' would treat old punk songs as products of white supremacy, that was the point of the thread anyways. You need to redpill the working class, and by redpilling i mean unite them against the cancerous enstablishment. It has always been a war against the traitorous middle class
Robert Roberts
I ain't got no respect
For people that are politically correct
They say that we got rights and we need 'em
But they're taking away all of our freedom
First they outlaw dope
Now in California you can't even light up a fucking smoke
I say it's high time we go wild
Murder your inner child
Dominic Perez