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Interesting video I came across. Who else would you say are in the far left? I know Ghais Guevara, and I guess 2Pac also espoused some Marxist ideas in interviews but not much in his music.

Common has a song praising Assata Shakur, if that counts as "leftist".

>>15366
Pablo Hasel is a communist. Raps in Spanish and Catalan. He's in prison for his rap career. Really based shit. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O2WVmnn7Ue0

Chikos del maiz, no pasarán: https://youtu.be/dm5kTqGS0Yc



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>Listen to sabashit song about the failed siege of Gallipoli where the Turks pushed out the Allied invaders
>song be like: "boohoo there's no victory, no goal, only sadness from westoids who lost their sons"

In comparison songs about the siege of Vienna and the six day war fully glorifies the Poles and zionists and portrait the other side as subhuman filth

Any other shit bands that are blatantly White supremacist and imperialist propagandists?
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>>11895
I hate to have to be the one to tell you this but you can be right wing without being a Nazi

>>11895
They have songs glorifying Nazi soldiers too, for example in Ghost Division they are very blatant about it. Admiring the Red Army for its military prowess fits into the rightoid war cultist worldview.

>unironically saying shit like "westoid"
/pol/ converts never stopped being a thing, they just updated their lingo

>>13099
do you know whats the excercise for making my westoids bigger

>>11895
least retarded sabaton fan



 

A cool tune made by Richard David James/AFX/Aphex Twin for his alias "The Tuss".

The GX1 is a very rare Japanese synth which was released in 1975. Only about 100 or so of them were ever manufactured. (or some other small number i forget, sorry)

Something I like about the synths in this EP is how they sometimes sound like they're being recorded on a mic in a room, it's pretty neat.



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>tfw you will never visit the love shack from the B-52's song "Love Shack"

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>>15180
When I moved to Florida my parents said they drove by it but I was asleep so I missed it
One of my biggest regrets



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Post pretty good covers
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Here's another one I've liked. A spanish take of Bohemian Rhapsody by Mexican band Molotov. Maybe not quite a cover but close enough

>>14986
They also covered the misfits I turned into martian

Meshuggah on the SynthAxe

Bauhaus created a better version of Ziggy than Bowie ever did, with all due respect




 

Zounds is my favorite anarcho-punk band. I wanted to share my favorite Zounds song with you all to see what you all think of it.

I never heard of them before but this song is pretty good.

Zounds is great. I only listened to the Curse of Zounds album but it really has some great songs. This land and Biafra and probably my favorites



 

Let's begin with the best. Léo Ferré is a great french poet and also an anarchist, the organized chaos of his songs inspires people of today. 

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                            
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>>14990
another guy, who went through a "return to the earth" and went lumberjack


and some old school rap, dedicated to the schizos




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what do you guys think of melanie? are you guys crybabies? is she /leftypol/ approved or a soy chud? i love her very much. please be nice to her.

Cry Baby > Portals > Dollhouse
Cry Baby > Portals > Dollhouse
Cry Baby > Portals > Dollhouse
Cry Baby > Portals > Dollhouse
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>>15043
you lil rumor spreadin demon. id need to see evidence before i believe you

>>15043
nvm i believe you

>>15043
>did not rape anyone
absolute bullshit

Idek who this is but OP should kill himself for making me know

>>15026
i liked her first album
haven't really bothered with the second besides the singles but i like her new look. at first i thought it was crazy but it grew on me.

her latest video (leeches) is kinda repulsive in a good way.



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Who's your poison?

I like Bach, Xenakis, Bartok, Mahler, Stravinsky, Prokofiev, Ravel, Debussy, Boulez, Glass, Adams, Takemitsu (yes he counts because he's explicitly bridging east and west in his work), Lachenmann, Saariaho, Schoenberg, Mozart, Ligeti, Part and Dutilleux
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>>14949
>Apollo is honesty pretty underrated when it comes to Stravinsky, really pretty much all of his stuff after the early ballets is underrated
It's all the stuff he is more known for is more "sound-trackish" and I guess he is the progenitor of soundtrack music because he was making it before movies had soundtracks, but I'll always think of that song as the dinosaur song from Fantasia. So he is more known for that less melodic, more soundtrackish music but I think Naissance d'Apollon is the best melodic theme I've heard by him. Like his Ode to Joy.

>>15012
>but I'll always think of that song as the dinosaur song from Fantasia.

Henry Purcell


>>15012
You don't normally really think of Stravinsky as a melodic composer - normally, you think of him as being all about rhythm and harmony, almost proto-minimalist with how he kind of works with little cut-and-pasted "bits" of melody, but he was capable of banging out a tune when it called for it, although it's still always refracted through that sort of same chopped-and-screwed affect his music always has



 

The Alternative Country scene is unironically the best singer-songwriter scene in the entire music industry at this moment.
Coulter Wall, Tyler Childers, Charlie Crockett, Sierra Ferrell,
Willi Carlisle and honestly I can go on and on. This scene is fucking magical at the timent. Coulter Wall and Tyler Childers are the two best singer songwriters in the industry at the moment.
Also the good thing, Socialist music has a long history in the "alternative" country and Appalachian Folk scene. We'll probably be getting some god tier covers of Classic Socialist folk songs coming soon I suspect.
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>>4993
any more music like this guys album? i dont like any of his other stuff but jesus that album is superb

Anybody listened to Jason Isbell's new record? I liked it but he always has a few songs which are fantastic, and the others range from good to just okay.



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