anticipation: in contrast to the "Trash" is the "Thrash" not to waste sondern um eine schnelle, vergleichsweise harte Spielart des "Metal". (Engl. to trash - dreschen, prügeln)
it's time to die
death stands behind the door
satan sends his warriors
demons break out of hell
shrill cries
angel dies
shrill cries
outbreak of evil
with swords and axes
they fight hard
in a massacre
they feel the hot smart
none can survive
people will destroy
souls like hell
where demons make a toy
So lautet der Text Musikstücks „Outbreak of Evil“ der Gelsenkirchener „Thrash-Metal“ Band "Sodom". The text is apparently quite blunt, and the English is adventurous. However, this song is just, as measured by the time of its publication (1984) for many "metal fans (including myself) still unsurpassed" magic moment "of the music dar. But why? (Like the fact that all "metal fans" are bloodthirsty and stupid may be it, although this may be true in isolated cases, certainly.) The statement that the text falls halt "trashy" and therefore "cult" or something like that is easy. But because it is not well. Or at least to some.
A term which in my opinion, is fit very well the charm. The text also like the song, again measured by its time (1984) are charming. It make not only the text and the music from the stimulus. It is also the story trappings. (The course anyone can imagine otherwise.)
I imagine the following: three would-be coal miners and big fans of the "new" heavy-metal bands from Britain and the U.S. are sitting somewhere around the Ruhr-80s who drink probably beer and listen to music. Venom and Metallica or something of that nature suddenly says a "man, that surely we can too. But we do it even harder. And faster. And the texts we make it worse. "The others find the idea.
Trash "is interesting not only because of the fact that he was about" Trash "is. Created by the time the "Trash" impresses with his stories. Whether they are in now way or not. A song like "Outbreak of Evil" in 1984 was quite innovative.
Here is a link to a live recording from the 80s: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i64iCgcsmpY
it's time to die
death stands behind the door
satan sends his warriors
demons break out of hell
shrill cries
angel dies
shrill cries
outbreak of evil
with swords and axes
they fight hard
in a massacre
they feel the hot smart
none can survive
people will destroy
souls like hell
where demons make a toy
So lautet der Text Musikstücks „Outbreak of Evil“ der Gelsenkirchener „Thrash-Metal“ Band "Sodom". The text is apparently quite blunt, and the English is adventurous. However, this song is just, as measured by the time of its publication (1984) for many "metal fans (including myself) still unsurpassed" magic moment "of the music dar. But why? (Like the fact that all "metal fans" are bloodthirsty and stupid may be it, although this may be true in isolated cases, certainly.) The statement that the text falls halt "trashy" and therefore "cult" or something like that is easy. But because it is not well. Or at least to some.
A term which in my opinion, is fit very well the charm. The text also like the song, again measured by its time (1984) are charming. It make not only the text and the music from the stimulus. It is also the story trappings. (The course anyone can imagine otherwise.)
I imagine the following: three would-be coal miners and big fans of the "new" heavy-metal bands from Britain and the U.S. are sitting somewhere around the Ruhr-80s who drink probably beer and listen to music. Venom and Metallica or something of that nature suddenly says a "man, that surely we can too. But we do it even harder. And faster. And the texts we make it worse. "The others find the idea.
Trash "is interesting not only because of the fact that he was about" Trash "is. Created by the time the "Trash" impresses with his stories. Whether they are in now way or not. A song like "Outbreak of Evil" in 1984 was quite innovative.
Here is a link to a live recording from the 80s: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i64iCgcsmpY
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