Anti-Capitalist Extreme Metal

[CiG]

That doesn't make much sense. I would urge you to read some books on economics perhaps.

Anyway, fuck political music.

 

[Haddock666]

I'm still high on tramal so it's hard to centralize, also I have dyslexia so it's hard to sometime put it in the words what I mean. Those was just epic examples about capitalism, shops etc, which I talk with my friends.

 

[CiG]

Sure, but much of what you said sounded faulty to me.

 

[H.P. Lovecraft]

Nihilism isn't an economic system. I think you're confused.

 

[Haddock666]

Yep there is no nihilistic society, but some have views of economic system etc. and some of them are very anti-capitalist thats what I meant.

 

[H.P. Lovecraft]

Anyway, fuck political music.

I dunno, some of it's pretty good in spite of its proselytizing.

 

[CiG]

Sure but I'd just rather it not be political.

 

[H.P. Lovecraft]

Sure but I'd just rather it not be political.

I can see that. But sometimes it makes it, like Bob Dylan's Masters of War.

 

[CiG]

Even that's somewhat overrated in my opinion, I like Bob Dylan's music but I much prefer the era that he left all that whining stuff behind for the most part.

 

[H.P. Lovecraft]

If you ask me, it's great, that cold, menacing chord progression, and his vocal delivery on that song is bone-chillingly venomous.

 

[CiG]

The magic wore off for me, the more you learn about politics the less pop music's use of it as a topic holds up. I'd rather hear songs about drinking and adventure!

 

[H.P. Lovecraft]

Eh, perhaps. However, I consider myself reasonably well-versed in politics, it still hasn't worn off on me. To each his own.

 

[Haddock666]

People usually forget that anti-capitalist bands/songs can also mean that they want to make capitalism better compared to what it is now. Maybe more varied, more useful, more liberal, more employment etc.