Politics in Metal (Help???)
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Posted by Metal_Militia, 05.01.2009 - 23:39
anything else would be really appreciated. Also, feel free to just discuss politics and metal!//
| Dangerboner Lactation Cnslt Posts: 7261 From: USA  |
Hmmmm Chains of Power by Kataklysm can be used too, if you like it 
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| X-Ray Rod Skandino Posts: 18274 From: Sweden  |
Sepultura - Refuse/Resist Great song, almost a classic and a really political one. I also think that there's somegood stuff to say about this songs... Max was really influenced by the way the politics were in his country. It's a good cry from the countries of the "third world" I don't need to say anything else but: RESIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIST!!! 
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| Metal_Militia Posts: 330 From: USA  |
Well, this project is due wed and i just got some news, THEY HAVE TO BE U.S. bands...YAY!  Well that throws out Kalmah unfortunatly. Bummer. Any ideas guys?? Remember, post 9/11, U.S. bands only
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| Fhuesc Posts: 1328 From: Mexico  |
Does your teacher knows anything about metal?, is the answer is no, them what does it matters, you can say that Kalmah are from Alabama or Texas or both.
---- Hasta la victoria, siempre! Until victory, always!
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| HugeTheConqeror Posts: 148 From: USA  |
I'm surprised no one (including myself) has mentioned Misery Index. They just released a new album, and all of the tracks are political. With sogns like "We Never Come in Peace," "Theocracy," and "American Idolatry" I'm sure that there would be something that would meet the requirements for your assignment.
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| Uller Posts: 498 From: Mexico  |
Blinded By Faith has a lot of political content in their lyrics and they are from canada, and they kick ass!:banger:
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| Freezer Posts: 203 From: Italy  |
You might try some Nevermore track, usually they deal with religion and conformism, but some kind of political stance might be pulled out from their lyrics.
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| Darkside Momo Retired Posts: 9087 From: France  |
And Immolation's 2004 album, Harnessing Ruin.
---- My Author's Blog (in French)  "You must stay drunk on writing so reality cannot destroy you" "I've lost too many years now I'm stealing back my soul I am awake"
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| Syk myspace/bonerama Posts: 1504 From: New Zealand  |
Being the thrasher you are (were?), hopefully before the Wednesday you would have thought of Exodus' Scar Spangled Banner/War Is My Shepherd, besides the already mentioned Children of a Worthless God? (Or are they too hippieish for you?  ) How did the thing go?
---- death ? thrash ? death/doom/prog ? Hail Zoldon! he's not the kind you have to wind up on Sundays
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| Andresopeth Posts: 201 From: Venezuela  |
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| +{Jonas}+ I R Serious Cat Posts: 4955 From: Colombia  |
Written by Andresopeth on 28.05.2009 at 23:17 Quite right, but RATM is not metal, my friend. Old Metallica albums have some stuff... Disposable Heroes, Fight fire with Fire...
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| Andresopeth Posts: 201 From: Venezuela |
Sorry, but i don't agree, the fact of Rage Against The Machine don't play Trash. Death, or Heavy metal does not mean is not metal at all, they play nu metal even when Zack de la Rocha's voice is rapper. And yes, Metallica old stuffs have to do with politics: One, Harvester Of Sorrow, And Justice For All Also Guns N' Roses-Civil War is a quiet song but with a very explicit lyrics
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| BitterCOld The Ancient One Posts: 15250  |
It's amazing how many people cannot understand "POST 2001"...
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| toxicrisis Posts: 4 From: Turkey  |
Kreator - Radical Resistence, song of the Communist Manifesto  .
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| TheOwl Posts: 208 From: Greece  |
Kreator would be a good choice if you can afford a non US band.... SLAYER's God Hates Us All was actually released on the 11 Sept 2001 so that would be a good reference.... check some of their lyrics too.... and good luck, post here how it was like....
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| bloodwrage Pagan Angel Posts: 444 From: USA |
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| Angel Of Mercy Posts: 276 From: UK  |
For The Greater Good Of God- Iron Maiden... In fact most maiden from A Matter Of Life And Death.
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| SerratedSyringe Posts: 510 From: USA  |
Anything from Machinehead's Burn My Eyes album, also The chains of Power by Kataklysm (as mentioned by Dangerboner) ought to scare your hippie class mates, while providing sufficient political content. Good luck.
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| Warman Erotic Stains Posts: 7695 From: Sweden  |
Written by X-Ray Rod on 12.01.2009 at 18:12 I'll probably never get tired of that song. It is amazing, they blew my mind with it when I saw them opening for In Flames four years ago. Became a fan after that show.
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