I think that Kokdi forgot his punk
rock suggestions from 10/12/2015 and Discharge. So it is about time for punk to
strike back…with England’s first punk band
I was strolling through the early Bad Co. post when I finally realized that apart Yardbirds, there is another
groundbreaking band that became a starting point for other supergroups to come.
And yes even Yardbirds have to wait a little bit more…
Με
εκκίνηση το ρατσιστικό παραλήρημα του οικονομολόγου και μαρξιστή Δ. Καζάκη, μου
ήρθε η ιδέα για ένα Λόγια Δανεικά (τα πρώτα του έτους), που δεν θα έμενε μόνο
στα λόγια αλλά θα παρέθετε επίσης και έτερο, συμπληρωματικό υλικό στην όλη
προσπάθεια, με απώτερο σκοπό το να υμνήσουμε, όχι όσο του αξίζει, ένα φίλιο και αδερφικό πνεύμα...
Ok today we’re handling dangerous
equipment. It is not only the difficulty in labeling today’ suggestion, it is
not the country of origin, or even the spoken languages on 2 of their suggested
releases (Danish). The word collective comes to mind until one hears: Capitel
III: Graablick Blev Hun Vaer from their 2nd album that clearly
places them alongside early Tiamat, Rotting Christ and Septicflesh (see links below). But is this true?
Today we’re back suggesting something out
of the relative Top100 List. Ok let me getting started quoting that Flint
Michigan is not only famous from the industrialization and the destruction
plain Americans had to endure in the years to come, or for Michael Moore for
that matter..Flint Michigan is the birthplace of one of the most powerful rock
trios ever!!
Today is like OH MY GOD!!Having almost
250 unique music suggestions covering a vast range from classic vintage rock to
the most brutal death metal and never until now touched the majestic (?)
Carcass band!
First we must take our distances from
the previous suggestion that paid it’s homage to the boss with his working
class’s ease of plain hard rock for the little guy, we turn the boilers waaaay
on!
So better late than never as we Greeks
always say…it is about time to salute or pay our homage to one of the most
classic contemporary American music heroes. To be quite honest he was never a
personal favorite. When I was young I kept seeing him right in front of the American
flag singing born in the USA and getting endorsements from republicans acknowledging
the album’s impact on American youth, which made me kinda sick of the Boss's mainstream influence. Nevertheless and as history proven it
wasn’t his intention to write something about how cool it was to be an American.
Quite the opposite; his true intention was to show the world how inept was the
great US in keeping the working class protected and socially covered as far
as schooling or hospitalizing or equal working opportunities goes. Thus he decided from then on when he played
this particular song, it was deliberately slowed down, giving the audience a weeping sensation instead of an anthem.