What was it like to live in the '80s when you could be into heavy metal and still be against abortion???? Feels like everyone has to agree on everything nowadays
Two minutes to midnight The hands that threaten doom Two minutes to midnight To kill the unborn in the womb
The body bags and little rags of children torn in two And the jellied brains of those who remain to put the finger right on you As the madmen play on words and make us all dance to their song To the tune of starving millions to make a better kind of gun
The cucking of the last white genres (metal, EDM, classical) is so fucking depressing. Everyone who even tries to stand up is swamped because music is possibly ahead of movies even in terms of liberal sjw monopolistic domination
I want revenge on this world for this
Jason Howard
Initially t was awesome. You could be a metal warrior, with your buds. Do crazy guy shit. It was free. None of this PC crap you have to deal with today. It all changed in the late 80's when rap started coming into the picture. Also, alot of these faggot ass glam rock bands from the Sunset strip started being sold as 'metal' which was total bullshit. With rap came the popularization of hood culture and the whole 'oh woe is me' narrative that led to the white guilt shit we have today. It was a fun time looking back, when the popular culture wasnt about nigger worship...
Camden Lee
It was great. Damn I miss being young.
Mason Young
i was born in 80 so the 80s were my comfy years. with all the fuckery going on today i am grateful for my childhood
John Brooks
>With rap came the popularization of hood culture
this. niggers have ruined everything
Noah Miller
This guy gets it
Joseph Scott
you can listen to songs with lyrics about fucked up stuff without being a fucked up person
Nathaniel Diaz
who the fuck drew this album cover? the knowledge is so on point.
Parker Sanchez
Don't worry user ill save hollywood, im working on a few good scripts.
I was born in the early 70s and the 80s here were really shit. Still a million times better than today though. The uk has fallen and should be sacrificed as a lesson to the rest of the world.
Owen Bell
I think Derek Riggs did their early covers. Those are fucking masterpieces.
Based bro, wish I could hook you up with my contacts who deal in that kind of thing. I'm in music but having my doubts if I can go namefag in the industry today. Not sure if cucking to trannies on Twitter for the next decade sounds that appealing, even with the money in mind. Like the industry wants me enough if I just started virtue signalling and pushed for it I could probably be on top but God is it worth it? Ever since that whore with the transkid forced deadmau5 to cuck out on Twitter I've been wondering if I even give a fuck. If this world is even worth making music great again in. If it even deserves it.
Camden Bell
thank you.
the knowledge of the golden cap, scarabs, and snake are so good
Dylan Fisher
everyone pretty much agreed with each other on everything because it was still pretty much a white ethno state and a paradise
it seems only america is obsessed with abortion it's a waste of time and maybe it's a (((smokescreen issue)))
Wyatt Johnson
>those jewish runes spelling yahweh Oh fuck
Leo Parker
2 Minutes to Midnight isn't about abortion, though.
Could've gone with Slayer's "Silent Scream."
Jack Mitchell
Hallowed Be Thy Name is objectively the best Iron Maiden song.
Only in the sense of The Number of the Beast -> The Prisoner -> Hallowed Be Thy Name. Still can't believe people don't get that it's one continuous story.
Angel Murphy
My experience was that it WAS badass to be against the killing of babies. I don't have the answer. Something humane, sterilization for welfare, I dunno.
And rob halford's a fag, your point? they make good music
Dominic Ross
We wuz Powaslabes n sheeeit
Jaxon Cooper
For me it's Still Life
William Wilson
I'm not gonna eat at a restaurant where the chef is a kid toucher, regardless of how "good" the food is. Get my point now.
btw I'm a fag
Aiden Howard
Born in 1967, early 80s was a great place to grow up
* Acades fucking evrywhere * Same with payhones * Vidya was simple and fun * Watching music videos for hours * Honest-to-goodness record stores * Peak mall culture * Fullbush in adult magazines * "Set your VCRs" * Extremely simple cars * Only one name in late-night: Johnny * SNL was actually funny * SCTV was surreal * Fridays was a joke
plus its kind of a stretch to go "guy likes dudes but can scream like a fuckin banshee and its metal af" to "the guy who cooked my food is a literal rapist chomo"
'84 model here. I only remember 90s arcades, but they werent nearly as sleazy and good as the 90s type.
Still remember >payphones >simple vidya >MTV was *just* getting into reality shit >record stores existed, CDs were just becoming a thing, my first batch of albums were cassette >malls were shit by then >porno mags found out in the bushes >Be Kind, Rewind! >First 6 seasons of the simpsons weren't AIDS >SNL still good >MTV cartoons (oddities was fucking wack, even now its surreal)
Austin Nguyen
>Born in 1967, early 80s was a great place to grow up >* Acades fucking evrywhere >* Same with payhones >* Vidya was simple and fun >* Watching music videos for hours >* Honest-to-goodness record stores >* Peak mall culture >* Fullbush in adult magazines >* "Set your VCRs" >* Extremely simple cars >* Only one name in late-night: Johnny >* SNL was actually funny >* SCTV was surreal >* Fridays was a joke fuck yea! back before STDs were on every block too...and niggers were way less visible.
Jayden Cooper
Ah sweet found porno mags.
Made my first hundred reselling a huge box I found at school once.
MTV had beavis and butthead and wasn’t anything like today’s bulllshit.
Jeremiah Rodriguez
Oh the early 80s were amazing for various levels of arcade. Even my tiny-ass podunk town had two arcades. Most of them just moved into whatever commercial building was available at the time and lined the walls. Some had pool tables for the grown-ups. Lots and lots of smoking, forgot about that.
I can enjoy anything I want, however that doesn't necessarily mean I'm morally obligated to support their livelihood. For every artist there's another 10,000 right behind him. Life goes on and I can give my money to whomever I want to. This ok with you?
Pleb tier: Playboy Okay Tier: Penthouse Getting there Tier: Oui, Cheri Almost there: Hustler, Nugget God Tier: Anything hardcore
Just about every convenience and drug store prior to the Meese Commission carried porno mags. MFW National Lampoon, which often had nudity, was on the shelves with the normal magazines.
Hardcore mags were tough to find outside of urban areas, and adult movies were only just starting to come out on video.
Had a friend whose father had a serious video stash--in Beta (had VHS)
Daniel Jenkins
On the downside, anime choices were extremely limited, and usually stuck between decades-old cartoons and the 30-minute commercial ones
James Roberts
the biggest threat I remember that was obvious and visual to me in the 80's was oprah and her ilk..the degenerate talk shows that all the mothers at home stared at like zombies all day while being told how shit their men are and how they are slaves who are miserable and wasting their lives raising a family
Isaiah Martin
>you will never I saw live after death..I was hard core maiden fan..they were very popular here..leafs also really loved the cult
Jordan Davis
Metal music is unironically Satanic. Turn back boomer.
Ryder Green
gas your self christcuck
Thomas Nguyen
First there was Phil Donahue, then there was Oprah, and finally Jerry Springer. And then the stage was set. There were a ton of soap operas too. Do women still watch those or are they too busy living the cock carousel lifestyle to watch it on TV?
John Price
Fuck both of you.
Anthony Brown
>ooga booga what happened to metal? it didn't go anywhere you shithead, take off the nostalgia goggles
Wyatt Murphy
The 80's were a peak for (((them))) and their propaganda. Movies and music are nowhere near as varied and interesting today. It's like they run out of ideas. Now, there is far too much negativity, and filth. Sad!
Jeremiah Cook
I'd havve a hard time believing anyone much is watching these things now a day, the women are not home anymore, the few that are would probably be wise to them and put off by them
Carter Murphy
All you Faggots !they say the pen is mightier than the sword, i say fuck the pen
Jordan Carter
Fear of the dark/phantom of the opera/rime
Nolan Baker
The article says Dickie was affected when he went to auschwitz but I don’t think it said he’s an actual Jew. I think he might be clean.
Lucas Jackson
It was an amazing time, I cannot describe how good it was. My greatest memory is seeing Metallica and The Cult in concert. It was before Metallica went to shit with the black album, best concert I’ve ever been to
Dylan Baker
Maiden, and Bruce Dickinson in particular are probably the most redpilled musicians you will ever find.
Just read any of his lyrics, especially from The Chemical Wedding album and you'll see what I mean. The dude is super knowledgeable about esoteric subjects.
