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dargormudshark said:Are you sure it's not the bringer of war. Because the intro sound alot like Mars, the bringer of war. Also, King Crimson did that with a song called mars and it is exactly the same thing. By intro I mean after the acapella vocals at the beginning.
Beelzebub said:Yes, they got that part (the intro, that is) from Holst. "The Planets" is split into parts, each part named after each planet. Mars, The Bringer of War is the fourth part.
OfSinsAndShred said:Wasn't the choral part from Bach?
Demonspell said:We had a thread about this not too long ago...many assume that it's loosely based on Paradise Lost, but it's far from certain...
TotenMitMacht said:John Milton portrays Satan as a proud being who seeks revenge on God for being cast from heaven. His second-in-command, Beezelbub, suggests that he wage war on heaven, but Satan knows that he will be defeated if he does so, so he takes the form of a snake and persuades Eve to eat the apple.
Although the story is clearly very religious, Milton was suspected of being an Illuminatus.