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I think farabi's definithion of the first matter when I listen the song bc the farabi's definithion of the first matter is not like anything js like the miku here

post conservative and rightoid music of any genre.

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. 

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                            

Post all music that’s in the style of reggae, ska and their derivants

Bonus points:
Post any reggae musician that’s not Bob Marley

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Anyone else listened to the new bladee album.
New and interesting, id say definitely a good album but not comparable to other albums like glue, eversince, cold visions and the fool which are definetly better. Sounds like a better version of spider too me i enjoy the esoteric vibe it has and whitearmor is great as always. Less bloated than some of his other albums like cv as well which is nice

Post old proletarian music from the United States. My grandmother really liked this song In fact she still does because she is still alive
The body was too short The body was too short The body was too short The body was too short The body was too short The body was too short The body was too short The body was too short The body was too short The body was too short

As an avid listener of metal, something that frustrates me is the prevalence of chuds and reactionaries in metal (especially black metal). The visibility of guys like Varg and Famine of Peste Noire infamy has colored the public perception of extreme metal as being the domain of edgelord fascists. What are some metal groups that could be said to be socialist, anarchist, or leftist in some manner?

To start things off, I'd highly recommend the Panopticon album "Kentucky," which is a BM album about the state's history with labor organizing among coal miners, as well as the coal industry's destruction of the state's natural beauty. It's not a perfect album by any means but the way it mixes BM with bluegrass is cool, plus it has an incredibly redpilled message.

https://youtu.be/gSObRNcPAv8
https://youtu.be/2zwxEKmoVD4

Who is the best conductor of a symphony orchestra?

I dig salonen, boulez, bernstein, gergiev and ozawa


Body was too short etc
Body was too short etc
Body was too short etc
Body was too short etc
Body was too short etc
Body was too short etc

What the fuck do these lyrics mean, leftypol? Some of it is pretty clear, other parts are almost contradictory. Some of the other tracks this account has posted (Shallow, We Are Multitude) make it seem like the apparent contradictions might be purposeful. Seems leftist or post-left. Very lyrically dense. https://youtube.com/shorts/beCcTwPN55s

Crass - The Feeding Of The Five Thousand UK - 1981