Musical Interlude

 

1. Thanks Skipper, my request must have pushed you over the edge on this one. I hope CAIR sees it and makes their turbins spin. Religion of peace my ass. 

   Posted by DEATH_to_the_LEFT       12/21/2006  at  12:58 PM  



2. And these guys have just sold an album, if I can find a copy! That was absolutely spot the ---- ON! We need far far more music like this, ON THE PUBLIC AIRWAVES!!!!

   Posted by cmblake6       12/21/2006  at  01:01 PM  



3. I saw this a few days ago. Here is a link to the lyrics on their homepage. You can order the CD there too and sample their other songs. “For The Cause Of Allah” isn’t much of a song, but you should give it a listen and think about what you’re hearing. And who is saying it!

   Ok, I’m old. I didn’t even know Heavy Metal Rap existed!

   Kudos to Stuck Mojo for this tune and the attitude it represents. Now they need to kick it up a notch: the premise to these lyrics is defensive; their next tune should go on the offense.

   Posted by Drew458       12/21/2006  at  01:33 PM  



4. Surprising that this is still on YouTube. They usually only permit this sort of thing if it is anti-American, anti_Bush, anti_military, anti-Jew, anti-Israel.

   Must be toking to many doobies over at U-Toob.

   I especially like the line:

   “I’m stronger than your war of fear!”

   Might have to swipe, uh, leverage, um, liberate that.

   Posted by Rickvid in Seattle       12/21/2006  at  02:36 PM  



5. I’m usually about as far away from a rap / heavy metal type as one can be, but I really like this one!  This should be broadcast frequently over AFRTS and on super loud sound systems all over Iraq and Afghanistan. Give the sheet-heads a little Christmas cheer, indeed… Oh, yeah, play it loud and continuously to our “guests” down in that lovely tropical resort in Gitmo, 24/7/365…    

   Posted by Rat Patrol       12/21/2006  at  03:00 PM  



6. This commentary goes along with “Open Season”

   http://www.dukerocks.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=3065

   Stuck Mojo - Southern Born Killers. 

   Definitely not for the timid and sqeuamish (or the PC knuckleheads)

      

   Posted by Rat Patrol       12/21/2006  at  03:07 PM  



7. I am a lover of music - hence any music that is good I will listen to. This had a message and one that is appropriate in today’s world. I was terrified that only Country had done strong pro-American/anti-terrorist songs. I am relieved to see once again, it is just the biased, left leaning msm that is ignoring any and all pro-American/anti-terrorist speech, music, commentary, documentaries etc, rather than only one group supporting America. Should have known.

   I will let my ‘kids’ (youngest 18, not exactly kids anymore) hear it.

   BTW, Drew, my son listens to a genre called Black Metal - I can not tell you how many people (including my mil) go on and on about the lyrics and how awful they are. . . His particular favorite group [Cradle of Filth] - has some of the most compelling and beautifully arranged complex music there is today. The ‘lyrics’ mostly center around horrid crime stories from England (where they are from). . . My son was surprized when reading the liner notes to find out they are married with children and cite Beethoven and Mozart as musical inspiration. One of his therapist’s daughters met them in Houston (they opened for Type O Negative) and said they are the nicest guys she met and she got my son signed pictures.

   Every music genre has it greatness - it is tough just listening through the commercial trash to find it.

   Posted by wardmama4       12/21/2006  at  03:54 PM  

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