>Nico was described by some friends and colleagues as racist. Her friend Danny Fields, the American journalist who helped her sign to Elektra Records, described her as "Nazi-esque", saying: "Every once in a while there'd be something about Jews and I'd be, 'But Nico, I'm Jewish,' and she was like 'Yes, yes, I don't mean you.' She had a definite Nordic Aryan streak, [the belief] that she was physically, spiritually and creatively superior."
>According to Fields, in the early 1970s, Nico attacked a mixed-race woman at the Chelsea Hotel with a smashed wineglass, saying "I hate black people".
Good Musicians That Are Actually Based and Redpilled
Bentley Edwards
Aaron Sullivan
They were singing about Sweden being a cultural dead end/PC hell nearly 40 years ago!
Lucas Gutierrez
what a clon
Colton Martin
The pinebox boys
Matthew Jenkins
Morrissey
Nathan Collins
who? now I am going to listen to her stuff, thanks for the recommendation. death to israel
Juan Young
100 out 100 zoomers have no fucking idea what you just referenced
Daniel Foster
Strong rumor has it that Nico was brutally raped b a black American soldier stationed in Germany when she was a teen. The soldier was allegedly sentenced to death and executed.
I think the strings tracked in her song "These Days" should be removed as they represent desecration of art.
Cooper Powell
Those lips.
Gavin Bailey
She's really not that good. the 3 VU songs, 60/40, and the single w/ jimmy page is all I can recommend. her voice was borderline atonal and her sense of timing was........ unique.
Easton Cox
But Lou Reed was Jewish?
Lucas Peterson
lou reed
described himself as a liberal fascist. velvet underground was pretty based.
Lucas Morris
Pantera was
Tyler Jackson
I love Metallica but holy fuck that album lulu with Lou Reed was so fucking ass.
Jeremiah King
christian vander
mastermind of magma. described poos and nogs as degenerates and is said to had swastika flags in his bedroom.
Camden Mitchell
VU were so bad that they were good. they were homosexual junkies who wrote songs about injecting heroin and sucking ding dongs. there is nothing based about this.
Elijah Barnes
You don’t get sentenced to death for rape...
Daniel Johnson
> During a performance in Berlin, the audience rioted after Nico performed the German national anthem "Deutschlandlied", including a verse omitted since 1945 for its nationalist associations.[26] However, Nico dedicated the performance to militant Andreas Baader, leader of the far-left Red Army Faction
wtf is this some 4d chess?
Dominic Young
Sauce plz, that doesn’t make any sense
Asher Roberts
at their time, they were one of the most political incorrect bands around. which makes them kind of based.
Josiah Reed
>Andreas Baader, leader of the far-left Red Army Faction
a lot of the old boomer types (like Horst Mahler) who defended baader at one time became the biggest supporters of the 3rd Reich as soon as the Jews literally criminalized.
Nathaniel Martin
Bullshit. Desertshore is somewhere in the top 30 of albums ever released.
Jaxson Perry
they were part of the mass media that seeks to degrade us further and further. now we have fag infection and opioid epidemic. enjoy the music but understand the message for what it is.
James Cooper
In 1949 in the army you do
Grayson Baker
my experience is limited to the above references plus CG, the double disc with 60/40 demo, and asstd live youtube vids.
Mason Bell
what song?
Carter Wood
Hehehehe.
>that boomer that doesn’t know about us zoomers who listen to TVU and Nico
For me, I much prefer Nico though.
Based.
>that leaf that tries to overcompensate
Heh, but anyways, she’s Nico:
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I recommend you listen to her first three solo albums (Chelsea Girl, The Marble Index, and Desertshore which is my personal favorite). The Marble Index and Desertshore are more Avant-Garde, but nonetheless, I’d argue they are her best. They’re both only about half an hour as well. Chelsea Girl is longer, but holds a greater sense of pop sensibility. Also, I’d suggest you check out the songs she did with The Velvet Underground for their debut album (“Femme Fatale”, “All Tomorrow’s Parties”, and “I’ll Be Your Mirror”). I linked the first two above.
Yeah, they’re overrated. They have some incredible songs for sure, but overall still overrated.
Based.
Ethan Reed
Grimes
Liam Cooper
The Velvet Underground was such pretentious horse shit. It's what edgy kids listen to to pretend they're cool.
Everything past Master of Puppets was trash.
Jack Bell
Anthony Cooper
I like Grimes’ music and consider her to be a talented songwriter and skilled producer (at this point), but her politics and views on social issues have always been kinda cringe and bluepilled. She’s dating Elon at least though, which is pretty neat.
In regard to The Velvet Underground, yeah, that’s kinda true. But in regard to Metallica, nope. And Justice For All is unironically their best album. I love everything they did in the 80s though.
Pantera’s put out some great music for sure.
Jason Robinson
No, everything up to and including the black album is pure kino.
Carson Cook
No Michael "Kick me kike me"Jackson yet?
Carter Reed
thanks for reminding me about this gem
"Too much time, too little to do"
that's probably one of the reasons sweden ended up like it is
Connor Perry
Lucas Rivera
>am a bit of a socialist
>but not economically
What did she mean by this?
Lucas Scott
The lyrics to The Adventures of Greggery Peccary. Unintelligible to most but drops many red pills i.e. mustard gas release Edwards air force base, the change from the Julian to the Gregorian calendar plus other stuff undeciphered as yet.
Nolan Gonzalez
>I actually, for the short term, am a bit of a socialist, but not economically. I'm into free markets. What can I say? I think capitalism can solve some things.
Is this what happens to you after extended drug use?
Jack Gomez
And Justice for All was in a way contemporary Metallica's first real album since previous albums were heavily influenced by people with real creativity (ie Burton, Mustaine). It was also a prototype to the Black Album which not only is it not thrash metal, I would even argue it isn't even metal but hard rock. It's honestly high school tier "so metal, bro" garbage that lacks the kind of depth and dynamics seen in previous albums. Here is my imitation of an AJfA riff "E-E-E-E-E-E-E-E-E".
Come at me.
Eli Jones
>stranglers
reminds me of killing joke
>europe
>Take up your arms pick up your courage
>A black sun is rising as the gods of europe sleep
>Come back into your strength awaken
>Catastrophes atrocities shall summon you my love
Luis Cooper
No wonder her and Elon get along
Carter Evans
Survival is the best nationalist album of all time. It starts of with "So much trouble in the world" where Marley talks about the troubles in the world. It then goes into Zimbabwe in which he explains that only through unity can we, from an African perspective, beat them. The next song is Top Ranking and it's also about African Unity against them.Track number four is Babylon System and you can imagine what that is about. It starts off like this.
>We refuse to be
>What you wanted us to be
>We are what we are
>That's the way it's going to be
>You can't educate I
>For no equal opportunity
>Talkin' 'bout my freedom
>People! Freedom and liberty!
>Yeah, we've been trodding on the winepress much too long
>Rebel, rebel!
>Yes, we've been trodding on the winepress much too long
>Rebel, rebel!
After that comes Survival which obviously is about the survival of his people. Then comes Africa Unite which once again is about unity and then One Drop which is about rejecting the devils philosophy. Song number eight is Ride Natty Ride which is about staying natural and being who you are as an African. Track number nine is maybe the best song on the album Ambush in the night. It starts off kinda black pilled
>See them fighting for power
>But they know not the hour
>So they bribing with their guns, spare parts and money
>Trying to belittle our integrity now
>They say what we know
>It's just what they teach us
>And we're so ignorant
>'Cause every time they can reach us
>Through political strategy
>They keep us hungry
>And when you gonna get some food
>Your brother got to be your enemy
Second verse he switches it up and gives us the white pill
>Well, what we know
>Is not what they tell us
>We're not ignorant, I mean it
>And they just cannot touch us
>Through the powers of the most high
>We keep on surfacin'
>Through the powers of the most high
>We keep on survivin', yeah
Last song on the album is "Wake up and live" and the title explains what it's about. The best album ever.
Evan Phillips
Jacob Cox