Search results for 'enslaved'
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November 1998 :: Music M-O :: Mötley Crüe (David Lee Beowulf)
... " (what a great song, admit it!), "Dr. Feelgood" (derivative, but pretty heavy for a hair band), "Kickstart My Heart" (a good poser anthem), and "Enslaved" (which I've finally been able to hear and like). The rest is möstly those dumb ballads and pop songs ("Same Ol' Situation" -- the song that made ...
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October 1998 :: Music N-R :: Nasum (David Lee Beowülf)
... has the chorus of "Lying... Raping... Killing, for what cause?/There's no reason!" It must be a Swedish thing, although Sweden hasn't conquered and enslaved Europe since 1648 or so. Nasum's other extremely violent songs "The New Firing Squad," "I'm Not Silent," "Worldcraft" and "The Breathing Furnace ...
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Sean Carswell examines the systematic pillaging of Indian (or Native American, if you prefer) spirituality by the New Age set and the hypocrisy of organized religion.
WAITING FOR THOR by Sean Carswell I ran into Thor in Flagstaff last September. Not the Norse god Thor. The computer programmer Thor. I was in Flagstaff to talk to a couple of Creative Writing classes at Northern Arizona University and to do a reading. I'd shown up a day early because I used to live ...
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June 1998 :: Feature :: War is sooooo childish... (DeeAnn Jennings)
... weren't so incredibly bad, they were just incredibly lazy and cheap. They didn't want to do their chores or clean their rooms, so they beat up and enslaved other people to do it for them. But the rest of the country, who didn't have nearly as many slaves and so had to work more, pulled the old "Bubba ...
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Sir Millard Mulch,Sleepytime Gorilla Museum,,,Sir Millard Mulch
... showing here). My life thus far favorites... I have lots of their records... would include Fred Frith (ArtBears, Henry Cow), Swans, Pierre Boulez, Enslaved, old Genesis, Bauhaus, Messiaen, Uz Jsme Doma, Prince, Gristle/early PTV... I could go on... and I'm afraid that Dawn has introduced me to the singular ...
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