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Political Music - Doesn't matter which side it's from whether it's commie, fashie, libtard, or anything else
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The newest Sabaton song has a very strange video, did they turn based?
Say what you will about commies (or more like Situationist it the following three cases), but some of them do have good music.
Gang of Four - "Natural's Not In It"
Henry Cow - "Living in the Heart of the Beast" (that finale could make Milton Friedman raise the red flag)
Stereolab - "Ping Pong"
Gang of Four - "Natural's Not In It"
Probably nowhere near to the same extent as the rest of the tracks in this thread, but I bring up this Kode9 track in particular here because I'm aware that his output was heavily inspired by things like the Cybernetic Cultural Research Unit (Ccru) and the philosophical "accelerationist" works of Nick Land et al.
This track in particular also samples a quote from Lee Perry in a 1984 interview which I've been dying to learn the context for but have been unable to find a single specific source for.
This track in particular also samples a quote from Lee Perry in a 1984 interview which I've been dying to learn the context for but have been unable to find a single specific source for.
As long as it doesn't derail the thread I'd love to see if anyone here could show me where to find it as originally spoken.
I really like Ewan McColl's "Ballad of Accounting". I don't agree with his stance that the state / authority is necessarily oppressive and exploitative, or that obedience is necessarily servile, but I too think that we should pay critical attention to the social state we are in, and I admire his insight that, as political animals, our relationship with all our fellow men is part of our "accounting".
¡Dios, Patria, Rey y Fueros!
And for those of you who prefer the Falange to Carlism:
And for those of you who prefer the Falange to Carlism:
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This song is the opposite of doomer faggotry:
They'll say: "You can't fix things with only the enthusiasm of a few!"But I tell them: "Yes our enthusiasm overflows!"
"It will drag with it, all of those that covered in their years and experience"
"And intend to bond tomorrow"
"And tomorrow that belongs to us!"
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Based song, but I never thought I'd see the yoke and arrows on the Cuban flag.
Now I'm just wondering what Falangist Cuba would look like.
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Probably cleaner, less shitty, wealthier
There was a small falangist movement that existed just before Batista came to power
Falangism in Latin America - Wikipedia
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Depending on who you ask, it's either about welfare, the 1%, the political side you disagree with, or some combination of the three
An Iraqi song from the Gulf War, praising Saddam and dunking on Americans
Based. I'm tempted to join in the fun and translate a couple of those Carlist songs I posted earlier into English.View attachment 2127676
This song is the opposite of doomer faggotry:
But I tell them: "Yes our enthusiasm overflows!"
"It will drag with it, all of those that covered in their years and experience"
"And intend to bond tomorrow"
"And tomorrow that belongs to us!"
Our fathers fought for God, the Fatherland and the King.
Por Dios, la Patria y el Rey, ¡lucharemos nosotros tambien!
For God, the Fatherland and the King, let's fight once again!
Lucharemos todos juntos, todos juntos en union.
We shall fight together, all joined in union.
Defendiendo la bandera de la Santa Tradición.
Defending the flag of the Holy Tradition.
Cueste lo que cueste, se ha de conseguir
Whatever it may cost, we must achieve
que las Boinas Rojas entren en Madrid.
that the Red Berets [Carlist militiamen]
enter Madrid.
Por Dios, la Patria y el Rey lucharon nuestros padres.
Our fathers fought for God, the Fatherland and the King.
Por Dios, la Patria y el Rey, ¡lucharemos nosotros tambien!
For God, the Fatherland and the King, let's fight once again!
I am a Carlist with honour and without a blemish, a requeté [Carlist militiaman] of indominatable bravery.
Yo no sé tener miedo a las balas, ni me asunto el ruido del cañón.
I don't know how to be scared of the bullets, and the sound of the cannon doesn't frighten me.
Mis heridas son rosas de sangre que yo ofreczo a la Patria y a Dios,
My heirs are blood-red roses which I offer to the Fatherland and God,
pues la muerte pensando en España es un timbre de gloria y honor
since death thinking of Spain is a bell of glory and honour.
Soy carlista, soy carlista; soy cristiano y español.
I am a Carlist, I am a Carlist; I am a Christian and a Spaniard.
Se rezar como un cruzado y luchar como un león.
I pray like a Crusader and fight like a lion.
Soy carlista, soy carlista; solo tengo un ambición,
I am a Carlist, I am a Carlist; I only have one ambition,
el grito en la batalla, entre el fuego y la metralla;
the cry in the battlefield, between the fire and the grapeshot;
¡Viva España! ¡Viva Cristo Imperador!
Long live Spain! Long live Christ, the Emperor!
Por la Patria y la Fé, ¡adelante el Requeté!
For the Fatherland and the Faith, go forward, Requeté!
Cuando un día la Patria angustiada, a sus hijos valientes llamó,
When one day the anguished Fatherland called out to her brave sons,
a la arena saltamos a miles, los soldados de la Tradición.
at the fight let us jump at the thousands of soldiers of Tradition.
Aunque rujan los bombas de fuego, aunque silbe el otro traidor proyectíl,
Although the firebombs roar, although another traitorous missile whistles,
allí va el Requeté valeroso, por España a vencer o morir
the brave Requeté goes there, to conquer or die for Spain.
Soy carlista, soy carlista; soy cristiano y español.
I am a Carlist, I am a Carlist; I am a Christian and a Spaniard.
Se rezar como un cruzado y luchar como un león.
I pray like a Crusader and fight like a lion.
Any Irish rebel music. Preferably the kind that doesn't get co-opted by commies and libertarians, but oh well. I love it all.
Another one I like is the Men Behind the Wire, particularly the original Paddy McGuigan version for the lyric "being Irish means you're guilty, so we're guilty one and all." Almost all subsequent covers change it to "so they're guilty one and all" and it just makes it far less patriotic to sing along to.
Another one I like is the Men Behind the Wire, particularly the original Paddy McGuigan version for the lyric "being Irish means you're guilty, so we're guilty one and all." Almost all subsequent covers change it to "so they're guilty one and all" and it just makes it far less patriotic to sing along to.
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