/music/ - Music

>>14792
oh thats a larp song about Hitler and his 1000 year Reich, uses medieval terms as to somewhat hide it like in crusader

>>14749
For me the appeal is the typical classic psychedelia sound, the hippie feel and aesthetic, mixed with more darker stuff like occultism, murder, and of course shit like, but not limited to, nazis they're just easy edge points [spoiler]I'd prefer NKVD's but whatever[/spoiler]
Like really early Black Sabbath, the few good Iron Butterfly songs, and Coven. Pic related is a real fucking obscure one. German psychedelic funk from the early 70's with nazi larp. Which is larp, the band were hippies. I don't think most nazis would be into funk.
I wish I had any musical skills at all because there's a lot of shit that hasn't been exploited enough
>>14788
You know way too many of these guys

One thing nazism has that i have to admit is a strong aesthetic. It's a lot more flexible than many people realise; from trans larpers to gay dudes (think of death in june) to the boomer skinhead, they all in one way or the other use similar symbols. What they do is they subvert or usurp an aesthetic and then use it as their own.

>>14857
You'd be surprised a lot of Nazis/Nationalist like funk and hippie music/fashion in general, also it's usually connected to wizard/esoteric larp too

>>14978
Phonk is the new dubstep

>>14991
>Phonk is the new dubstep
Wdym? There's classic dubstep and then there's Skrillex. The classic dubstep is super-based, don't you dare dissing based Bri'ish DJs.

>>14996
>There's classic dubstep and then there's Skrillex.
exactly. In much the same way dubstep is too loosely tied genres with one the original of the two being much better the same is true of phonk. Dubstep went from digital mystikz to skrillex and phonk went from spaceghostpurpp to cowbell gamer shit. There are even parallels with OG phonk and dubstep catering to stoners and the newer commercial variants having a large audience among gamers.

>>14997
I see. I kinda like drift phonk tho. Don't get me wrong, Three 6 Mafia is giga-based. But I like shit like aggrotech so punchy kicks and distorted bass with filtered crunchy cowbell leads and fast Memphis rapping hit just right. 36M definitely has punchy kicks and fast Memphis rapping however.

>>10699
It's sounds like the background music to a 90s instructional VHS tape.

Check out this album in the car. It's like one long porno. Tinashe is a nasty girl indeed.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quantum_Baby

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For those that understand spanish

>Back to the World - Curtis Mayfield

This song is about a Vietnam vet 6 years in Vietnam "Fightin' hard for what I don't know" then he gets back home and his mother tells him "The war was never won." Then he finds out life is maybe just as bad "Back in the World."

>Had a long stretch of sacrifice
>Gettin' back home will be awful nice
>Child, your woman has long been gone
>The doggone war just lasted too long
>People don't give a damn
>People don't give a damn
>People don't give a damn

>So I'm standin' here in future shock
>It can give the mind an awful block
>Talkin' 'bout hard times, hard times, hard times
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No one cares.

Punk was CIA-funded from the start.

>>14880
Ian Mackaye is a fucking legend and embodies the DIY culture punk has tried to cultivate

>>14111
The second guy is a good one.

>>14807
I love the ending to that.

>It's time to take a trip to the suburbs
>Let em see a uygha invasion
>Point blank for the caucasian
>Cock the hammer then crackle, smile
>Take me to your house, pal
>Got to the house, my pockets got fat, see
>Crack the safe, got the money and the jewellry
This man went on to be a star in family-friendly cinema

>>14892
Oh, god, I copied a shitty transcription, lmao

>>14893
Yeah I can never trust any rap lyrics online. Always written by some idiot that doesn't get slang, references, or American accents it seems.