Epic War Music Recommendations
in Literary Corner ·
We don't really have those "kill, break, rape, slash, butcher" type songs here, because that’s just not how we operate.
Instead of war anthems fueled by pure hatred, we mostly have patriotic stuff. We just have a different mindset, which I guess some people struggle to wrap their heads around. And as for the guy who listed those ridiculous tracks below—honestly, it feels like a total provocation. You see these same kinds of provocations all the time on YouTube or on various British or Swedish forums, where they then turn around and write, "See? Look at how bloodthirsty Americans are, they just want to kill everyone." I wouldn't allow those kinds of songs to fly, and first off, I'd actually verify if an American even *really* wrote something like that, which I highly doubt—especially if the melody sounds particularly childish. To me, those songs don't remind me of our defenders; they sound like the music of aggressors. I don't believe most of our veterans would support those "slaughter and destroy" variants, so I'd love to check the identity of whoever is promoting them. I suspect they aren't acting in good faith and aren't even true Americans (regardless of what their passport says). *Snort.*
Our songs are more along the lines of "don't you dare touch my land," but honestly, they could be played in rock, punk, jazz, or pretty much any other style.
Instead of war anthems fueled by pure hatred, we mostly have patriotic stuff. We just have a different mindset, which I guess some people struggle to wrap their heads around. And as for the guy who listed those ridiculous tracks below—honestly, it feels like a total provocation. You see these same kinds of provocations all the time on YouTube or on various British or Swedish forums, where they then turn around and write, "See? Look at how bloodthirsty Americans are, they just want to kill everyone." I wouldn't allow those kinds of songs to fly, and first off, I'd actually verify if an American even *really* wrote something like that, which I highly doubt—especially if the melody sounds particularly childish. To me, those songs don't remind me of our defenders; they sound like the music of aggressors. I don't believe most of our veterans would support those "slaughter and destroy" variants, so I'd love to check the identity of whoever is promoting them. I suspect they aren't acting in good faith and aren't even true Americans (regardless of what their passport says). *Snort.*
Our songs are more along the lines of "don't you dare touch my land," but honestly, they could be played in rock, punk, jazz, or pretty much any other style.