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  • #31
    Re: Kneecap

    Originally posted by Dorcus View Post
    I imagine you'd be ecstatic if they suddenly usurped Wales? Come on, time to grow up!
    sorry misunderstood , if a group dedicated to the removal of wales from the map ,used rape at a music festival as a weapon, i would indeed be ecstatic , and welcome them with welsh cakes

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    • #32
      Re: Kneecap

      Originally posted by + the native hipster View Post
      ?
      Exactly!

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      • #33
        Re: Kneecap

        Originally posted by + the native hipster View Post
        sorry misunderstood , if a group dedicated to the removal of wales from the map ,used rape at a music festival as a weapon, i would indeed be ecstatic , and welcome them with welsh cakes
        No not quite. If an ethno-religious mob decided to take over Wales and subjugate the Welsh people by inflicting penury and virtual slavery and with a view to their eventual removal then I'd wager you wouldn't be quite so hospitable to that mob.

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        • #34
          Re: Kneecap

          Originally posted by Dorcus View Post
          No not quite. If an ethno-religious mob decided to take over Wales and subjugate the Welsh people by inflicting penury and virtual slavery and with a view to their eventual removal then I'd wager you wouldn't be quite so hospitable to that mob.
          nope, still going with give them welsh cakes , take my country

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          • #35
            Re: Kneecap

            Has anyone considered that they've been removed from Glastonbury because they are Irish wank. Its derivative music by numbers. ****ing awful and anyone who listens to it quickly appreciates.

            I'm surprised they don't sing "up the 'ra" as an encore. Music and politics should be kept well apart.

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            • #36
              Re: Kneecap

              Originally posted by HiVis View Post
              Music and politics should be kept well apart.
              I'm seen some terrible ignorant takes on this forum. This is up there with the worst of them.

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              • #37
                Re: Kneecap

                Originally posted by Doucas View Post
                I'm seen some terrible ignorant takes on this forum. This is up there with the worst of them.
                music is a form of entertainment, whilst there can be meaning to songs, (killing in the name is an obvious choice), unless you're into skrewdriver, most people go to gigs to get away from their every day life, and not to have someone else's political opinion forced down their throat.

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                • #38
                  Re: Kneecap

                  Originally posted by HiVis View Post
                  music is a form of entertainment, whilst there can be meaning to songs, (killing in the name is an obvious choice), unless you're into skrewdriver, most people go to gigs to get away from their every day life, and not to have someone else's political opinion forced down their throat.
                  Ah only sing about approved topics that doesn't offend right wingers, got it.

                  John Lennon, Queen, Led Zeppelin, Green Day, Rolling Stones, Beatles, as you say Rage Against the Machine, Bob Dylan, Springsteen all sung political songs. National anthems are political, should those go as well?

                  Music has always been closely linked to politics.

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                  • #39
                    Re: Kneecap

                    Originally posted by Doucas View Post
                    Ah only sing about approved topics that doesn't offend right wingers, got it.

                    John Lennon, Queen, Led Zeppelin, Green Day, Rolling Stones, Beatles, as you say Rage Against the Machine, Bob Dylan, Springsteen all sung political songs. National anthems are political, should those go as well?

                    Music has always been closely linked to politics.
                    Sing about whatever you like, it's nothing to do with left or right, but artists should stick to art and not politics. Artists shouldn't use their platform to push their own ideology. That **** from Daveyhulme is a case in point

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                    • #40
                      Re: Kneecap

                      I have never been to a Kneecap gig, but my wild guess is that none of the thousands who went to see them at the Wide Awake Festival were surprised or put off by the political content of their performance.

                      It is also my wild guess that many - if not most - went because they wanted to listen to that political content. It is surely what Kneecap are about?

                      If you want to avoid politics in music, don't watch or listen to political bands. Artists should stick to what they want to do and say - not play safe.

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                      • #41
                        Re: Kneecap

                        Originally posted by HiVis View Post
                        music is a form of entertainment, whilst there can be meaning to songs, (killing in the name is an obvious choice), unless you're into skrewdriver, most people go to gigs to get away from their every day life, and not to have someone else's political opinion forced down their throat.
                        Stop your nonsense

                        Indie pop pap is a waste of time

                        Sabbath War Pigs is a fantastic anti war song and in its time was overtly political

                        Metal has always been mostly left of centre and whilst I find Springsteen a bit long in the tooth some of his protest songs are bang on

                        You spend the rest of your life listening to the mock turtles and all that whiney nonsense

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                        • #42
                          Re: Kneecap

                          Nothing wrong with bands being political. Although I must admit, it can creates divisions if its overly so, and it can be tiresome, particularly if you get the vibe you are being lectured at by people far wealthier than yourself.

                          I do sense that with Kneecap. They are angry young men and politics is part and parcel of their shtick and that's up to them. I think it's quite sectarian myself but that's up to them, I have no issue with it per se and enjoy loads of Irish folk music. They do come across are total wankers mind, but angry young men often do.

                          The issue here goes beyond all that though. I just don't see how they arent in big trouble

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                          • #43
                            Re: Kneecap

                            Typo: I meant I *don't* sense that kneecap are lecturing whilst being far wealthier.

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                            • #44
                              Re: Kneecap

                              Originally posted by HiVis View Post
                              Sing about whatever you like, it's nothing to do with left or right, but artists should stick to art and not politics. Artists shouldn't use their platform to push their own ideology. That **** from Daveyhulme is a case in point
                              So you want a safe space?

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                              • #45
                                Re: Kneecap

                                Originally posted by HiVis View Post
                                Sing about whatever you like
                                Originally posted by HiVis View Post
                                artists should stick to art and not politics.
                                make your mind up mate

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