<WARNING-EXTREMELY GRAPHIC (kinda like life)

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Megadeth- Washington Is Next!
The quiet war has begun with silent weapons
And the new slavery is to keep the people
Poor and stupid, "Novus Ordo Seclorum"

How can there be any logic in biological war?
We all know this is wrong, but the New World Order's
Beating down the door, oh something needs to be done

There was a King, an evil King,
Who dreamt the wickedest of dreams
An ancient mystery, no prophet could interpret
Of seven years of famine, the wolf is at my door
As predicted years ago, that that was, that is, that is no more

The word predicts the future and tells the truth about the past
Of how the world leaders will hail the new Pharaoh
The eighth false king to the throne: Washington is Next!

Disengage their minds, sabotage their health
Promote sex and war and violence in the kindergartens
Blame the parents and teachers; it's their fault, "Annuit Coeptis"
Attack the church dynamic, attack the family
Keep the public undisciplined 'til nothing left is sacred and
The "have-not's" get hooked and have to go to the "have's" just to cop a fix

I am the King (an evil king),
Who dreams the wickedest of dreams
An ancient mystery, nobody could interpret
Of seven empires falling, the wolf is at my door
As predicted years ago, that that was, that is, that is no more

The word predicts my future and tells the truth about my past
Of how the world's leaders are waiting to usher in
The eighth world power of modern Rome: Washington is Next!

There was a King, an evil king,
Who dreamt the wickedest of dreams
An ancient mystery, no prophet could interpret
Of seven empires falling, the wolf is at my door
As predicted years ago, that that was, that is, that is no more

I am a King, and I dream the wildest dreams
Nobody could interpret
Seven empires falling, the wolf is at my door
Oh, that that was, that is, that is no more

There's something at my door, some ancient mystery
The future tells the truth about my past
And I'm the eighth false king to the throne
I've got you in my crosshairs, now, ain't that a bitch?

Washington, you're next!

http://www.last.fm/music/Twisted+Sister/+videos/+1-Gs37NSLy3z4

The absolute best, dare I say, metal?; band to me is good old...get ready for it....

Black Sabbath

By far the most important album or CD you could have in your collection is Black Sabbath's first album, "Black Sabbath". Besides that staple of perfection you really need to accompany that with, "Paranoid" but then again you would be a complete knob if you did not also have, Sabbath Bloody Sabbath".

Jeeeesh, kid's these daze

My vote for best libertarian metal album is ...And Justice For All by Metallica.

Check out the lyrics; it's pretty clear singer/lyricist James Hetfield has a strong libertarian streak. (I read an interview where he said he doesn't vote because that would mean going into the city. He just hopes they don't elect anybody who will come and take away his guns.)

Here's my own summary of the track listing:

1. Blackened - A warning of the dangers of nuclear holocaust.
2. ...And Justice For All - About the corrupt justice system.
3. Eye of the Beholder - About freedom of speech and liberty in general.
4. One - Based on the novel and film Johnny Got His Gun, the story of a WWI mortar victim.
5. The Shortest Straw - About how someone always has to take the fall in a corrupt system.
6. Harvester of Sorrow - Vague; seems to be about the self-perpetuating nature of abuse.
7. The Frayed Ends of Sanity - About losing grip on reality and slipping into insanity.
8. To Live is to Die - Instrumental tribute to former bassist Cliff Burton, who was killed in a tourbus accident.
9. Dyers Eve - Hetfield was raised in the Christian Science religion, where they refuse medical treatment and pray for healing (his mother died young, of an untreated illness). This song is about growing up in a rigid, stifling, anti-libertarian religion.

Here's a sample, from Eye of the Beholder:

Independence limited
Freedom of choice
Choice is made for you, my friend
Freedom of speech
Speech is words that they will bend
Freedom with their exception

Do you need what I need?
Boundaries overthrown
Look inside, to each his own

Do you trust what I trust?
Me, myself, and I
Penetrate the smoke screen, I see through the selfish lie

Do you want what I want?
Desire not a thing
I hunger after independence, lengthen freedom's ring

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Liberty for Dummies

I hear metal all the time and that's not what it sounds like. Did'nt read your lyrics I could actually understand what they wery saying My son is in to metal and plays it. He's a drummer,little vocal, some bass, Awesome video though. Any talented metal bands out there need a awsome drummer? Pretty rude of me to use this post to pmp my son huh? sorry:I 804-449-6385

for soldiers mowing people down in their tanks. They say they can plug in to the comm. system and hear the music while they kill.
Music is a very powerful force IMHO

freakin slayer! yes its good to see some metal. i believe i may post some in a bit.....

loves the vid and especially the album title Christ Illusion.

Wisdom from reflection - as when the Moon speaks to the waves of the sea. Yeah I'm way out there.

Very deep and enlightening. My take of it is a soldier with flashbacks of war that won't let him sleep. He is either killed in war or kills himself. Whatever, the real take is, the music is a way of releasing the anger, hate and pain. Actually, it would be great therapy to express and put into words what he is feeling. There is a place for this music I see why they call it Satan music. Maybe, Satan causes the pain that causes the music. I always thought that metal music was hard for a reason a lot of anger there. I can appreciate all music and what it has to offer. Rap, Metal, even the happy rosy music has merit and should never be dismissed. We have much to learn from it all it is the rhythm of life it releases emotion in us that we would not allow otherwise.
Peace and thanks for posting.

...this older lady didn't have hair on her chest, but I think that song just put some there....I like Ricky Nelson, Johnny Rivers, Joan Baez, Janis Joplin, The Drifters, The Shirelles, Dr. Hook....etc. I think my kids, though, would love this song........thanks for the laugh, though...