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Put here your favorite bands from childhood
When I was like 10 and whole way until my 18th birthday this was my favorite band:
I was in love with this band because of anger and noise they made... This is a music for the most violent slamdancing... ever... and the lyrics... wow...
Lyrics 1) Warsytem: Warsystem, warsystem, warsystem now! 2) Armed Revolution: No system works. Armed revolution. Fuck ém all. Fuckin´ shit. 3) Spräckta snutskallar: Kör upp batongen i analen. Kör upp batongen i analen. Spräckta. Spräckta. Spräckta snutskallar. (Shove up the bat in the ass. Shove up the bat in the ass.. Cracked. Cracked. Cracked cop skulls.) 4) The Leader (Of the fucking assholes): Who tell the cunts to do what they do? The leader of the fuckin´ assholes
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Post subject: Re: Favorite bands from childhood
Posted: Mon Jun 04, 2012 5:40 pm
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What counts as childhood here?
But I guess the first music I was really into was this kinda stuff:
And also
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Post subject: Re: Favorite bands from childhood
Posted: Mon Jun 04, 2012 5:41 pm
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Childhood in Croatia is up to 18
_________________ The worst sin we commit is that we degrade our political and organisational tasks to the level of the immediate, “palpable”, “concrete” interests of the everyday economic struggle; yet they keep singing to us the same refrain: Lend the economic struggle itself a political character! We repeat: this kind of thing displays as much “sense for the realities of life” as was displayed by the hero in the popular fable who cried out to a passing funeral procession, “Many happy returns of the day!” Lenin, What Is To Be Done?
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Post subject: Re: Favorite bands from childhood
Posted: Mon Jun 04, 2012 5:43 pm
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Then I've been an adult for all of about two weeks so you might as well just ask me what my favourite bands are
I guess until not that long ago I was really into modern metalcore stuff like...
And
I also liked and still kinda like some of the proggier bands in that area:
But I guess you already know how terrible my taste in music is
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Post subject: Re: Favorite bands from childhood
Posted: Mon Jun 04, 2012 5:59 pm
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Lol I didn't know that you're younger than me.
When I was 7 this was my favorite song. Also, their album was first album I've bought! hahaha
_________________ The worst sin we commit is that we degrade our political and organisational tasks to the level of the immediate, “palpable”, “concrete” interests of the everyday economic struggle; yet they keep singing to us the same refrain: Lend the economic struggle itself a political character! We repeat: this kind of thing displays as much “sense for the realities of life” as was displayed by the hero in the popular fable who cried out to a passing funeral procession, “Many happy returns of the day!” Lenin, What Is To Be Done?
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