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in reply to a message by Pavlos
I kinda prefer "Beat Me Daddy, Eight to the Bar" -- with Vic Schoen and the Andrews Sisters. :)
Heheh... Old stuff like that was Anton LaVey's concept of what really comprises "Satanic music".
In an interview which Anton gave for *Rolling Stone* back in 1991, Anton was quoted as saying that "Satanic music is not heavy-metal rock & roll... the music of supposed satanic groups such as AC/DC and Slayer is not really occult because millions of people hear their songs on record and in concerts. What is really occult is what no one ever listens to anymore, songs that were popular but now are long forgotten, such as 'Telstar' and 'Yes, We Have No Bananas'."
-- Nanaea
Heheh... Old stuff like that was Anton LaVey's concept of what really comprises "Satanic music".
In an interview which Anton gave for *Rolling Stone* back in 1991, Anton was quoted as saying that "Satanic music is not heavy-metal rock & roll... the music of supposed satanic groups such as AC/DC and Slayer is not really occult because millions of people hear their songs on record and in concerts. What is really occult is what no one ever listens to anymore, songs that were popular but now are long forgotten, such as 'Telstar' and 'Yes, We Have No Bananas'."
-- Nanaea
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During my misspent youth I used to play my 45 single of Elvis' "Teddy Bear" at 33 RMP. The lyrics' true sadomasochism and vileness becomes fully unleashed :)
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