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The Hock
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Last night I went to sleep in America 3.0
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Love that song, Hock. A lot of Southerners went north to work in the factories in the 50s and 60s. Picking cotton and cropping tobacco didn't pay much.
From the Brazilian group Sepultura. Note how the band members, though dismissed offhand by so many ignoramuses as "hispanics" and thus somehow non-White, are clearly European as are so many of our brothers and sisters south of the border. Brazil is currently suffering from a communist regime that suspiciously came to power much like the Biden regime did in 2020, with just as many questions about the legitimacy of that election.
Edit: The first version I posted here, which had the lyrics and pics of the band (from 20 years ago), can't be played for some reason even though I can still watch it on YouTube. If you want to know the lyrics as they aren't easy to understand here, just search YouTube for Sepultura The Hunt lyrics.
Edit: The first version I posted here, which had the lyrics and pics of the band (from 20 years ago), can't be played for some reason even though I can still watch it on YouTube. If you want to know the lyrics as they aren't easy to understand here, just search YouTube for Sepultura The Hunt lyrics.
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R.I.P., Dickey Betts.
RIP Dickey Betts. What a star-crossed band the Allman Brothers were, starting with Duane Allman's death in a motorcycle crash at the age of 24. Was listening briefly to the radio today and the host was wondering if the Allman Brothers were the best and most important American rock band ever. The only other one mentioned as competition was the Grateful Dead, which unlike the Allman Brothers was hippie/LSD oriented. The Allman Brothers had Southern roots, they never showed any open pro-White sympathy unless I'm wrong about that, unlike Lynyrd Skynyrd with their proud embrace of the Confederate flag, but they were never sellouts either.
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Yes, RIP Dickie Betts. It sometimes is difficult to understand the leanings of "Southern Bands." The Allman Brothers had a black drummer in the band. Obviously controversial for those days and they supported fellow Georgian Jimmy Carter for President, but I think they were a part of the old "blue dog" democrats being mostly conservative, although Carter not near as left as current Democrats. I couldn't have supported Carter even if he was from NC if he was pro-abortion. I don't see how they could've either, but they did.
Lynyrd Skynyrd had "Sweet Home Alabama," a rebuttal to Neil Young's "Southern Man,", but scolded Governor George Wallace. The song was labeled a conservative anthem. As Don mentioned, the Confederate Flag they proudly displayed during their concerts. There's a famous video of LS in Oakland California with a huge Confederate Flag behind them on full display. I believe someone here posted it previously.
Different times indeed.
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It was posted on CF previously but is worth posting again because it's a postcard from a long gone America. Not just the huge Confederate flag in the background, but performing the song in a stadium filled with 50,000 young White people in Oakland, California. Simply unimaginable today and illustrates how breathtakingly fast the U.S. has changed demographically and ideologically.
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Good one! I was gonna post it in the Draft thread but this is a good place for it.
I remember when this video was played over and over in the early days of MTV. Yes kids, at one time, many moons ago, MTV used to play music videos by White artists and groups.
If this latest "cool" trend continues I expect some of the White draftees to be wearing their sunglasses at night at next year's NFL Draft.
From the critical year of 1974, back when the U.S. still had freedom, which was embraced by the left even more than the right at the time hard as that may be to believe today. Same for the vast, mostly empty country of Canada, as BTO was a Canadian group, a super-group in '74. In retrospect, those years were the last gasps of freedom as historically understood by Americans and Canadians.
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Paul Rodgers, best known for his days with Bad Company, really is an outstanding rock singer. One of the best.
Tom Petty's music still sounds great, and always will.
I posted this years ago in this thread. As I recall the late Tom Iron liked it, and who wouldn't? Great song, great video.
I attended an air show at Nellis AFB in Vegas a decade or so ago and was duly impressed. At the end the pilots slowly paraded their planes to the crowd as their names were announced and they waved from their cockpits, and by an amazing coincidence all were evil White men, you know, the men that make the world work properly.
I attended an air show at Nellis AFB in Vegas a decade or so ago and was duly impressed. At the end the pilots slowly paraded their planes to the crowd as their names were announced and they waved from their cockpits, and by an amazing coincidence all were evil White men, you know, the men that make the world work properly.
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Good video, always liked Van Halen - a good time party band. Sad to hear of Tom Iron's passing. He was one of my favorite members of the CF community.
Yes, he had the unabashed White working man's perspective, always welcome but not often found on forums.