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 No.1697[Reply][Last 50 Posts]

Thread for Palestinian music against Zionism.
Songs from other Arab regions or across the world in support of Palestinians are also fine.palestinePalestine
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 No.9528

does the Palästinalied count as pro palestinian?

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>>1860
that fascist salute is a little spicy

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File: 1698760394860.mp4 (33.89 MB, 714x548, Ansar Allah PIJ Song.mp4)


 No.9758

Not Palestinian, but a cool joyful Japanese song celebrating Leila Khaled, famous PFLP air pirate, I just love it.

 No.11683

Bumping for current events.



 No.11626[Reply]

Communist elevator music…

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 No.11647[Reply]

>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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 No.11649

Never paid much attention to lyrics and shit, the music is boring garbage anyway so I don't listen to em. When it comes to war music, there's no better choice than bolt thrower.

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>>11647
I have no fucking idea how people see Sabaton as 'not political' or some shit, they're obviously rightoid war cultists

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>>11647
>Any other shit bands that are blatantly White supremacist and imperialist propagandists?
as far as the metal scene goes sabaton is more subtle about this considering there have been openly neo nazi bands that make songs about shooting black people and put chimp noises on the track

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>>11647
>Any other shit bands that are blatantly White supremacist and imperialist propagandists?

All of them? Sabashit is hilariously enough the least blatant about it despite the fact that Cliffs of Gallipoli literally never mentions the Ottoman dead even once. The only time the casualty numbers are mentioned is when they are pushing the old "bwahahaha, 200,000 Ottomans died and only 50,000 brave Entente soldiers" bragging (which is basically ignoring that the 50,000 number is only the ANZAC casualties and the actual Allied dead including the Brits and the French greatly exceeded the Ottoman casualties). Meanwhile listen to any song about European vs. European battles and it's also "brave soldiers on both sides".

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It's based on a quote by Ataturk…



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 No.9235[Reply]

Post music to cry to.
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Not a "sad" song per se but this one always makes me tear up.

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If you're into metal, basically everything Insomnium makes. If you're not, their stuff isn't really that heavy and is really accessible to listen to. I reccomend Across the Dark. Also The Great Cold Distance by Katatonia is pretty sad as well and is more like alternative rock.



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 No.11670[Reply]

Кино was a Soviet post-punk band that made rock music with poppish elements. They had plenty of good albums from the 1980s, and Victor Tsoi was their vocalist and I assume lyricist. I think he's kind of famous in post Eastern Bloc countries, and was a rockstar. They were mostly apolitical, but their music ended up used as protest music for people of many political alignments


 No.8833[Reply]

Any mainstream pop music from any decade that you like, including remixes.
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 No.10342

love this kind of r&b ngl
playing it on car stereo while driving on the 401

 No.10977

PinkPantheress x Ice Spice - Boy's a Liar Pt.2 (NEVER DULL REMIX) [90s house remix]

 No.10978

>>8838
I really like The Fame Monster EP (the original one with 6 tracks or so). Unironically. It's pure synthpop fun.
>>8959
Homogenic did really well on the charts (as it deserved) but isn't Unravel a little too out there to be mainstream pop? Maybe the 90s were just built different.
>>10977
Best "Boy's a Liar" remix coming through.

 No.11664

this is majestic

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>>10978
>this radiohead ice spice mashup awakens my tragic quadroon soul



 No.5[Reply][Last 50 Posts]

Post what you're currently listening to
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 No.11451

black metal is so back. 💀

 No.11452

>>11451
Cute logo.

 No.11661

we're so back



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 No.11027[Reply]

Puffy killed 2pac and hip hop.
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>>11653
I have to ask why the feds are coming after Diddy right now.

It should also be noted that there was a bit of a conscious rap revival in the early 2010s. Then the Trayvon Martin case happened followed by the Ferguson Uprising, and all of a sudden mainstream rap became about doing drugs and shooting opps again. Really makes you think.

 No.11655

>>11653
>I mean, what kinda drug trafficker would put out radio commercials about what prolific drug traffickers they are.

Every drill song is essentially a murder confession. No idea how that shit is allowed.

 No.11656

>>11655
Freeze speech. California just passed a law that rap lyrics aren't admissable in court.

 No.11657

>>11027
Puff killed biggie too. Born to die, life after death, c'mon.

 No.11658

>>11654
> I have to ask why the feds are coming after Diddy right now.
I suspect he crossed the wrong line with someone up the food chain.
The raid on his house was just as likely to destroy the evidence. Just like Epstein.

Also, it’s hard to keep such big ugly open secrets under wraps. When the public is starving for justice, you have to feed them some table scraps

> It should also be noted that there was a bit of a conscious rap revival in the early 2010s.


It never really went away. It was always underground. Unfortunately streaming pulled the plug on labels like Def Jux and Anticon. Since they depended on record sales, not the blessing of gatekeepers.
Now it’s all about algorithmic promotion.

>>11656
I know I’m going to contradict myself a little.
But California had a fucked up law, that criminalized anything that could be considered profiting from crime. No matter how indirect.
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 No.4889[Reply]

drop the fucking .zip!!!!!
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 No.4905

>woman holding the baby near breast
wtf godrick lamar saw the future baby formula shortage?!??!

 No.4910

It is growing on me. N95 and We Cry Together are my favorites.

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 No.11638

if you need to ask here for a .zip then you dont deserve to listen to music

 No.11652

>>11638
you bumped this thread after 2 years just to say this?



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