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109.1 | DEVIL ? who "the devil dog" | WILVAX::BOURQUE | Have you hugged your Drums today? | Mon Jun 20 1988 06:37 | 25 |
| Good Topic Greg,
I Feel most bands REF::back to late 60's early 70's
wrote some of theire music w/lyrics such as that for attention
and publicity,..Black Sabbath (back in the early 70's had
one of the worst reputation in that dealing..
but then you have some songs by that band with total diferent
meanings..So Thats My Guess.....
Either That Or Every Band....
SOLD THEIR SOULS FOR ROCK -N- ROLL !
THINK ABOUT IT...
Mysterious deaths of....
Janice Joplin Jimmi Hendrix Jim Morrison
Ritchie Vallence Big Bopper Buddy Holly
+ alot more....
Right at the highest point of theire career!
weird huh!!!!
JIM...Tama
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109.3 | ....... agreed ............. | RAVEN1::JERRYWHITE | Opinion Set Hidden | Mon Jun 20 1988 09:21 | 9 |
| Let it be known that at the time of this reply, the Cookster and
myself AGREE on something. I think it's all hype too. It sells.
Anything that is taboo will almost always get attention and this
is a prime example. It's an act just like an actor playing a part.
You perform, give the audience what they want, and then go back
to reality.
Mr Scary II
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109.4 | Also agreed | SYSENG::FORTNEY | | Mon Jun 20 1988 09:55 | 12 |
| I also have to agree with the last 2 replies. I think for the most
part, bands use this stuff because it's controversial and brings
them attention. A couple of exceptions: it's pretty well cronicled
that King Diamond was a practicing Satanist before and during his
days w/ Merciful Fate and with lyrics like " bring me the blood
of the newborn child " from Satans Fall, who knows. Also Venom
has some pretty scary stuff in their music also. I wonder if the
PMRC Know about this, they'd have a field day. Dave Mustaine of
Megadeth seems to be very occupied with death and dying ie. In
My Darkest Hour.
-Rey
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109.5 | | USHS01::DAVIS2 | You need wings to stay above it. | Mon Jun 20 1988 09:58 | 9 |
|
Actually, Janice Joplin, Jimi Hendrix, Jim Morrison and
Ritchie Vallence are all alive and well and partying it
up in Peru. They gave up Rock-N-Roll for the driving beat
of jungle drums, and spend most of their days scavenging
the forests looking for coca leaves to chew om.
-=[MOSAT]=-
(reserving my ticket for Peru)
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109.7 | reply to 109.4 | BUSY::KELLY | | Fri Jun 24 1988 09:45 | 12 |
| RE: 109.4
In my darkest hour is a song dedicated to Cliff Burton and his tragic
death, of course death and dying are going to be in the lyrics.
As far as the alleged devil worship by bands like Slayer or Venom
it is mostly just for publicity. And when you get the "generic"
bands with no talent but know how to play power chords a dark theme
lyrically and phyisically(image wise ex. Death) fit perfectly.
Brain
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109.8 | Dare to be Different | MILVAX::RENEE | | Tue Jun 28 1988 11:19 | 23 |
| Yeah, I guess I agree with Brian.
So it's hype, so what? It sells right?
I like it because it doesn't have alot of followers, so that makes
me a little different. Coming from a town of Blackfoot and Bruce
lovers [no offense here..] I like to be different, I don't blend
as easy in the crowd.
I guess I've always been that way. Different. Someone likes one
band that I've been listening to for a while, I go to another that
no one has heard before. My buddy told me about G&R before the record
was even announced around these parts. Now look at it. Same with
Metallica and Merciful Fate, both bands I brought the tapes to parties
and threw it in the radio, nobody liked it at first, now there all
thrashers...trend-followers. Not for me, I like to dare to be
different. And occult music is definetly that...VERY different.
No, I don't like to listen to alot of the Top 40's stuff of today,
I prefer the music others haven't heard yet...and occult-style is
just that.
-renee>
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109.9 | | PNO::HEISER | King of Nonsequitur | Thu Oct 06 1988 18:54 | 9 |
| Do you think Satan/Lucifer appreciates the use of his name for free
hype?
Seems to me that the Devil don't play fair. If anyone has had any
dealings with the occult, you'll understand. If bands do this for
hype, they have no idea what they are messing with.
Mike
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109.11 | Knock once if anybody's there | REPAIR::EDWARDS | Mandatory Suicide | Fri Oct 07 1988 08:31 | 13 |
|
I think that bands who are into the occult could be asking
for trouble. Try not to believe it but some seriously heavy shit
comes out from messing around with stuff you know nowt about.
I tried the ouija board once and never again, f*@ked me up
for a long while.
I think it's O.K. to sing about Satan and devils and shit like
that (ie. the mighty Slayer, Possessed R.I.P.), but black magick
is a definite no-no.
MoshconsciousDuck.
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109.12 | Strange happenings or what ? | BTO::BAGDY_M | The engine roars between my thighs | Fri Oct 07 1988 08:41 | 14 |
|
I went to a friends one time to party on a Friday night, and
they decided to play Ouija board. I said, `Ah bull$hit, I'll
watch.' Well, after a few beers, I wanted to ask a question,
but didn't want to get too involved with it, since I've always
thought it was a better scope sighting target than a game. It
said that I'll never get married, never have any kids, and that
it wanted me dead. Some spirit named `WUV', and although you
may be rollin' by now, you're hearing this from a person who has
always thought of this stuff as $hit, and basically still does,
but I walked away feeling a bit nervous. Especially since these
people weren't kids just having fun. They were SERIOUS !
METALord"
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109.13 | | CSC32::J_HERNANDEZ | Who asked you?!?!?!?! | Fri Oct 07 1988 10:42 | 7 |
| Ever see the movie "Witchboard" with Tawny Kitaan and Patch from
"Days of Our Lives". There was a ouiji board and it freaked me out.
Don't mess with that shit.
the devil dog who gets his name from being a marine not from eating
kal-kan for satan.
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109.14 | Devil made me do it! | 56860::GALLANT | The Wild Heart | Fri Oct 07 1988 10:55 | 17 |
|
For more discusssion on Ouija boards and the occult, add
BOMBE::DEJAVU to your notebook. There's been plenty of
times that I've lost myself in that conference only to
have someone come into my office and scare the daylights
out of me!
RE: devil doesn't play fair
If he did play fair, he wouldn't be the Devil, would he?!
(^8
Tig~~
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109.15 | Be smart people, know what you're getting into | MARKER::BUCKLEY | Quayle? Ahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha | Fri Oct 07 1988 11:22 | 5 |
| I've had friends who were into the devil and all of them eventually
went down the road to despair!! I think anyone who even fools with
the sh_t is askin for it! I've seen too many lives go down the
toilet to think the occult is anything less than threatening.
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109.16 | ... | CLBMED::JMINVILLE | Happy Birthday John Lennon | Fri Oct 07 1988 11:24 | 12 |
| Devil = believe what you want to believe, disregard the rest.
God = believe what you want to believe, disregard the rest.
Organized religion is a lie, it's the product of MAN not GOD.
It's been corrupted from what God meant [if you believe in God].
Be at peace with yourself, be true and kind. That's what God
is all about. Not follow the rules of this church or that church,
or the Devil's gonna get ya/you won't make it into heaven.
as always, my opinion,
joe.
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109.17 | ? | CSC32::G_HOUSE | Back in Black | Fri Oct 07 1988 11:32 | 6 |
| re: .15
Good attitude, Buck. I completely agree. But why do you list one of
your nicknames as Lucifer?
gh
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109.18 | . . . | BTO::BAGDY_M | The engine roars between my thighs | Fri Oct 07 1988 11:36 | 10 |
| Another wierd thing that happened, that I just remembered, was
that when I put my hands on that thing-a-ma-bob, it `said'
EL75 - Those were my grandmothers initials and she was 75 when
she died. THAT is what really freaked me out. Never touched
one since, and I got rid of the one my grandmother had. Call
it `Cleansed by Fire'. I burned the damn thing and whenever
someone whips one out at a party, this kid goes home ! I am
a Christian, may not go to church, but I do believe in God.
METALord"_has_learned_something_since_then_to_leave_that_$hit_alone!
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109.19 | I hear ya Joe ! | ASAHI::COOPER | Woe to you, O earth and sea | Fri Oct 07 1988 11:42 | 8 |
| RE: .16
See OPERATION:MINDCRIME, by Queensr�che
"Selling Skin, Selling God... The numbers are the same on their
credit cards..."
jc
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109.20 | perfect! | HAZEL::STARR | You ain't nothin' but fine, fine, fine! | Fri Oct 07 1988 11:45 | 6 |
| re: .16
I couldn't have said it better myself, Joe. You captured my feelings
on the subject to a T!
cat
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109.21 | Correction/nit | MARKER::BUCKLEY | Quayle? Ahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha | Fri Oct 07 1988 12:06 | 2 |
|
The numbers LOOK the same on thiers credits cards...
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109.22 | Not by my choice | MARKER::BUCKLEY | Quayle? Ahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha | Fri Oct 07 1988 12:08 | 5 |
| I didn't pick the name lucifer, it was given to me.
It has to do with how I play HM guitar (long story).
Buck rarely aka Lucifer
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109.23 | Thanks for the clarification | CSC32::G_HOUSE | Back in Black | Fri Oct 07 1988 12:13 | 8 |
| re: Buck
I've heard just a little of your playing (and would definately like to
hear more!). I could see someone making that connection.
You have to admit, without the preface, it looks a little odd.
gh
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109.27 | | RAVEN1::JERRYWHITE | Big Brother's watching you | Sun Oct 09 1988 23:41 | 13 |
| I think the folks that end up in the gutters while listening to
Occult/Satanic metal would have ended up there anyway - this just
sped up the process a bit, gave them an excuse. A weak soul will
follow the path of least resistance, and most people KNOW what that
is.
re: .16 (I think ...) If I could find an established church like
that I'd go in a heartbeat ! All I see down here in the Bible belt
is the stuff Operation Mindcrime was conceived from, so I keep my
beliefs and thoughts to myself.
Scary
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109.28 | ...Outside the womb... | ASAHI::COOPER | Woe to you, O earth and sea | Mon Oct 10 1988 00:12 | 18 |
| As a yankee, I can concure with what Mr. Scary is tellin' ya...
I was badly scorned by a baptish (southern, there is a difference!)
who came to my ouse the other day to get me to join his church...
Why ?
Because I told him I liked Jesus Christ Superstar (the musical).
He said it was blasfamy (sp?) I asked him if he'd ever seen it,
and he said, NO ! Certainly he must've to say bad things about it.
I used to go to a protestant congregationalist church. There is
no such thing here...
Yo, Jerry ! Tell them about the that chick with the black candles
made from human fetus' tissue .... Disgusting... And she's pregnant!
jc
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109.29 | Coop, we talking "crack" here ??? | RAVEN1::JERRYWHITE | Big Brother's watching you | Mon Oct 10 1988 02:05 | 15 |
| Yo Coop - I never knew about these candles ! I think I know who
you're talking about though. This is a good example of being Satanic
to be accepted. FYI folks, this girl in question here was dating
a guy that sung for a local deathmetal band called Morriah. This
guy was "supposed" to be a witch, and never came outside during
the day. Mega-drugs spoken here. She hoped right on the band wagon
(which is a groupie thing to do ...) and was a self-proclaimed witch
herself.
But know she's married, to a different guy, pregnant, and going
to church every Sunday - met her preacher myself Saturday night.
She's a reformed witch now I guess .........
Scary
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109.30 | Witches brew... | ASAHI::COOPER | Woe to you, O earth and sea | Mon Oct 10 1988 09:52 | 11 |
| I feel bad for Scott (the witches hubby).
Anyhow, yeah, she was tellin' me about those candles one time, and
I was just thinkin' ...whoa...
Imagine that ? I give that b*tch 2 months after having that kid,
to blow off her old man and pack off with some groupie (and leave
the kid for Scott).
jc
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109.31 | I think some are serious. | TYCOBB::C_DENOPOULOS | | Mon Oct 10 1988 11:37 | 13 |
| My wife was teeling me about the "Geraldo Rivera(sp)" show the other
day. Seems they had these teens on that had just "quit" an occult
group. They said that drugs, booze and HM all are mixed in with
these occult groups. They said that their rituals included eating
and drinking human and animal feces, urine and HEARTS. They said
there are more HM bands that are cult members than the public realizes.
There are many albums out there that use subliminal(sp) suggestion
within their songs. My wife said that these teens looked dead serious
when they spoke and did not appear to be publicity maniacs. One
thing that they all said was that they are all slated to be killed.
Once you quit this cult group, it's all over.
Chris D.
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109.32 | Yikes ! Human hearts ? | ASAHI::COOPER | Woe to you, O earth and sea | Mon Oct 10 1988 12:44 | 8 |
| WHooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooaaaaaaaaa
Thats oem heavy stuff there mate !
Damn !
'Coop - who_knows_they're_out_there_and_will_avoid_completely !
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109.34 | Louis Cypher hahaha | TORA::JMINVILLE | Dig It Up | Mon Oct 10 1988 13:57 | 7 |
| I've got a friend who knows some devil-type worshippers. He told
me that many of the missing kids/infants have been kidnapped by
satan worshippers and then, well...I don't want to get into it here,
'cuz it's like really sick!!! I'd like to find a few of these nuts
and string 'em up.
joe. (who-says-the-devil-can-kiss-my-you-know-what)
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109.35 | scary stuff...eh kids? | ZUMA::MINARDI | | Mon Oct 10 1988 14:47 | 31 |
|
DON'T MESS WITH THIS STUFF!!
I was a little kid when I saw a late night tv show about the
occult, and they showed this 10 year old girl, who had become
possessed by a demon/spirit she had come into contact with
playing with a Ouija board. She was moaning, and floating around,
and I thought "HA!!! Bullsh**!!" and the next day I bought one.
This friggin thing was telling me what to do. My friends and
I had a "conversation" with our friend that had been electrocuted
and we were told all kinds of things that we couldn't have made
up. We have 10 pages or so of conversation written down by someone
watching, until this other "person" started interfering with
our "connection" and was just screaming swears at us, and wouldn't
let our friend talk. When our friend could get a word in edge-wise
he said that it was another person with him, and that they weren't
in heaven.
Okay, I never believed much in any of that stuff, and I also
don't rule anything out. All I know is that I took that damn
game back the next day , and couldn't sleep for days. I had this
intense feeling that someone was going to get me, and it took
me a while to get out of it.
Nothing good ever comes out of that sh*t.
/Motorbreath...believe what you may, but I won't mess with it. There
are even references to this type of thing in the bible
yikes!
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109.36 | Magick, both black and white | HSSWS1::GREG | Nuisance: YOU! | Mon Oct 10 1988 15:47 | 24 |
|
I have recently read up on this subject in some detail.
I ran across a book that contains the actual incantations
from 'The Book Of Death' used to summon specific demons
unto your presence (ostensibly to do your bidding). I
have found other incantations and rituals which are alleged
to send you 'through the gates' of knowledge, by putting
you in touch with the demons who watch the gates. Both
books placed a high importance level on the symbols and
signs used when invoking the demons. Needless to say,
I have not attempted any of the spells (some of which date
back no less than a thousand years).
In my humble opinion, the occult is primarily dangerous
because people believe in it, not because demons will
descend on the hapless experimenter. Though I must add
that both books had a warning not to become a hapless
experimenter.
I will reserve my final judgement on whether the occult
is bull-droppings or scray-kaka for the day I become
omniscient. Check back with me on Thursday.
- Greg
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109.37 | | CSC32::J_HERNANDEZ | Who asked you?!?!?!?! | Mon Oct 10 1988 16:45 | 6 |
| There is a book called "The Satan Seller" by an ex-satanist high
priest turned christian comedian. In it he covers stuff from recruiting
kids to casting spells. Interesting.
the devil dog
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109.38 | | PFLOYD::ROTHBERG | Nuke Dukakis . . . | Mon Oct 10 1988 16:59 | 13 |
|
Re: .36
Are you referring (by any chance) to the
Necronomicon? Contrary to popular belief, that
book is *not* a "book of the devil", actually, it
has incantations on warding off demons and evil.
Still, I wouldn't mess with it. It's isn't
called the Book of the Dead for nothing.
- Rob
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109.39 | Submitted for your approval | HSSWS1::GREG | Nuisance: YOU! | Tue Oct 11 1988 00:46 | 26 |
| re: .38
The Necronomicon is only one of the texts I was referring
too. The other was a somewhat interesting tome about
Witchcraft and Sorcery, complete with old woodcuts and
a description of the rituals they depicted. Yet another
is a book called "Philters and Spells". Add in a couple
of cheap paperbacks and the bibliography is complete.
The most interesting was the Picture_Book_Of_Magic,
which had the spells, descriptions of the demons invoked
(with pictures, usually), and what you could expect from
the demon upon arrival. I wrote a story that included
the incantations and the anticipated results. The
witch died in the end for disturbing the great Asmodeus.
Nasty business.
Presumably the spells are accurate. There was also
one to make you invisible. It was in Latin, so it's
hard to make out exactly what you're saying, but it's
sure fun walking around the mall naked and invisible.
Now, if only I can find the counter-spell.
-=[MOSAT]=-
(dark magick a specialty)
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109.41 | Whoa... | ASAHI::COOPER | Barf and Puke | Tue Oct 25 1988 22:19 | 20 |
| Man, it's nasty !
I'm watchin' it too...
Ozzy is on there...
He's already said that "all occult types listen to metal like Slayer,
Venom, Iron Maiden, Ozzy..."
Ozzy is just kickin' back sayin' lettin' him say all that sh*t !
Next, they have this guy who is the leader of a cult called "LET".
This guy is a full-boat colonel in the Army, and the Army let's
him stay and stufff...(Whoa ! how'd you like to follow this guy
into battle Devil Dawg ?). This guy *looks* like Lucifer himself!
Man, this is wild...
Does anyone out there believe that metal really causes Satanism?
jc
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109.42 | Is Geraldo the AntiChrist ? | RAVEN1::JERRYWHITE | Don't worry, be >>HEAVY<< | Tue Oct 25 1988 22:53 | 29 |
| Glad you asked - I watched all of that show. I was pissed from
the start when he used "Looks That Kill" by the Crue to open up
the show. I'm not saying that there isn't trouble out there 'cause
the evfidence is pretty clear, but I beleive Metal could lead to
violence quicker than it would lead to Satanism and then onto violence.
Satanism seems to prey on weak minds, some kids are easily impressed,
so it only stands to reason there can be a link. And as a parent
it concerns me. Most of the stuff I listen to lately has
Satanic/Gloom/Doom overtones but I know where reality is. And I
can see how a kid growing up in our times might think this could
be a switch into the fast lane around adolescent troubles. I know
when I was in my early teens Black Sabbath was very popular and
I was dead into it. My room had black wall paper, black ceiling,
black light posters, black candles, pentagrams, the works. Didn't
sacrifice any virgins though .... but then again I beleive they
quit making them in about '62. But anyway, I was making a statement
more on interior design, not the Occult. All my buddies thought
my room was "the" place to be. My Mom didn't really think too much
about it (and you see what happened ..). Luckily for me, my son
is mature for his 12 years, and has a pretty good grip on the real
world. But when I pick him up from school just about all you see
on the boys are black T-shirts with some HM band's logo on it.
There is a fellowship being created through the music, it's just
hard to say where it's leading. Anybody else have any thought ?
PapaScary
(Who's concerned about this one !)
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109.43 | My cable box is possessed! | EUCLID::OWEN | O.K. Edge, Play the blues! | Wed Oct 26 1988 08:01 | 4 |
| As soon as I turned the show on, my cable went out! Makes ya wonder
don't it???
Steve O
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109.45 | The Devil in my Magnavox ! | ASAHI::COOPER | Barf and Puke | Wed Oct 26 1988 08:21 | 16 |
| One kid that was on death row said that if you wanted out of satanism,
the only way was thru god. This kid is scheduled to be executed.
What do ya think of that ?
re: -.1
Yike ! Call the cable company... Tell 'em you live on Elm st., and
your box is doin' wierd things...
re: -.2
Jerry, do you insist on believing that they stopped making virgins
the year I was born ?
;^)
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109.47 | Ozzy, why didn't ya slam 'im ? | ASAHI::COOPER | Barf and Puke | Wed Oct 26 1988 08:29 | 4 |
| What ticked me off most is that Ozzy didn't say a damn word in defense
of metal. I wished I'd taped it.
jc
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109.48 | Heavy stuff. | PAR5::C_DENOPOULOS | | Wed Oct 26 1988 08:33 | 20 |
| Unfortunately, I didn't watch all of it but what I did see was pretty
scary. My wife was telling me that Geraldo had two shows dedicated
to Satanism last week and some of the stuff was real sick. As far
as Ozzy goes, he could have come up with better answers. For instance,
when asked about the kids that get picked up for violent crimes
having heavy metal albums at home, he should have just said that
almost all teenagers have heavy metal albums so that if you take
just pick kid off the street, you have a 99.9% chance of finding
out that this kids listens to HM. In Christianity, we have our
fanatics. There have been religously fanatic mothers that have
killed their children because they thought they were possessed.
In satanism, there are probably fanatics too that think they have
to sacrifice human lives. Unfortunately, some of these fanatics
are probably the carismatic type that can influence others through
the power of speech. But, in my opinion, ALL these people are mentaly
sick to begin with. YOu have to be crazy to do some of that stuff.
Kidnap kids as young as 9 and turn them into baby factories so the
babies can be used as sacrifices. REAL SICK.
Chris D.
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109.49 | Metal = Satanism? | USADEC::CLUETT | | Wed Oct 26 1988 08:33 | 18 |
| After watching the show last nite I am still convinced that HM music
has no influence on satanism and sacraficial behavior. AAF is busting
great bands like Iron Maiden and Metallica this morning and they
insist that HM music is involved deeply in this occult/religion.
I haven't listened to bands such as Slayer, King Diamond,
and other thrash bands but I do listen to bands such as Maiden,
Crue, and Ozzy three bands that were mentioned on last night's special
as satanic in one form or another. After watching the show though
i believe that these forms of satanism: sacrafices, killings, drinking
blood, and ( sick ) skinning babies after birth, actually happen
and is rather a growing thing in the U.S. and surrounding countries.
What is everyone's opinion on this after the television special?
Will Heavy metal become even more controversial to the political
people?
Should we, heavy metal listeners, worry about the future of HM?
thoughts!!!
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109.50 | Ready...Aim....Fire ! | ASAHI::COOPER | Barf and Puke | Wed Oct 26 1988 08:38 | 8 |
| I'm worried.
I never thought tat Iron Maiden was satanistic [sic].
It's *just* music ! Sheeesh ! People like Tipper Gore are gonna
go wild after that show. Geraldo should be shot. I think Bruce
Dickenson should shoot him.
kc
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109.51 | "I listen to my kid.." | CSSE::NIXON | | Wed Oct 26 1988 08:45 | 18 |
| re: PapaScary
I missed this show...(was afraid of more Capone's vaults)....but
this is becoming a cheap copout for people. I can see perhaps some metal
causing agression but so does football, the evening news, and half
a million other things!!! Metal music is being used as a sacrificial
lamb. If a few more parents would take the time to listen/see/hear
their kids we wouldn't so many confused lonely kids running around!
But many parents don't want to take that responsibility on.....and
of course it really is so much easier to "blame" the problems on
something.
It would also be interesting to know how many other "types" of
people are into satanism.......I can't believe they all listen to
metal music and have long hair. ;^) Bet there are a few doctors
and lawyers mixed in that bunch! Wonder why we never hear about
them?
Vicki
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109.52 | "Wheres my sword..?" | CSSE::NIXON | | Wed Oct 26 1988 08:57 | 10 |
| God, you people are fast with replys!! :^)
Coop, shouldn't Bruce skewer him instead...? :^)
Question: Is the only reason Metal is being blamed/associated with
Satanism because of lyrics of "some" bands? I can think
of lots of authors/poets who have the same kind of black
overtones.....
Vicki
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109.54 | Tipper gore should spend some time in a college english class | EUCLID::OWEN | O.K. Edge, Play the blues! | Wed Oct 26 1988 09:18 | 16 |
| re .52
Yea, but most ignorant people (meaning most of these people are
ignorant) close their eyes to this. Many authors write as if they
were someone else. I believe it's called 1st person omnificent
or something like that. If a band writes lyrics saying, "worship
the devil" or something like that, it doesn't necessarily mean that
they worship the devil. They are mearly acting as "reporters" and
saying what they have seen, be it ficticious or true.
Many of the worlds greatest poets use this method of writing. I
can't think of exactly who it was, but some famous poet I reciently
studied wrote many poems about killing people. The poems were written
as if the person who did the killing wrote the poem.
Steve O
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109.55 | It didn't really bash metal that much | CSC32::G_HOUSE | Dracula Sucks | Wed Oct 26 1988 10:53 | 24 |
| Hey, aren't you guys a little defensive? I too watched the entire show
(didn't tape, sorry) and one thing I noticed was that every time he
(Geraldo) mentioned heavy metal music, he qualified that it wasn't
*all* heavy metal music, or *all* heavy metal music fans, just a select
few.
Like Coop, I was a little surprised that he included Iron Maiden in the
groups he mentioned that played Satanic music. Some of the others were
very much more applicable (Venom - *shiver*).
The only group that I thought he really picked on was King Diamond,
after that short interview segment with him. In this one case, I think
I might agree.
Ozzy could have been a little more intelligent in his replies, but
at least he didn't get mad and flame all over them (like they probably
expected). I thought he retained his composure very well and managed
to come off reasonably well. His statement was basically "I never
intended anyone to get hurt or hurt themselves, just to play music
and everyone have a good time" (very loosely paraphrased).
What can ya say? There *are* a lotta *sick* people out there.
gh
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109.57 | ya don't need to be militant over this one | ZUMA::MINARDI | | Wed Oct 26 1988 11:05 | 38 |
|
I watched the special, and while I HATE Geraldo Riveira's
show format, and the way he's always touching the people he's
interviewing and his arrogance, I DID NOT SEE HIM SLAM HEAVY
METAL AT ALL!!! I know that as HM fans, it's easy for you to
assume every single comment made about HM that isn't positive
should be ridiculed. In this case, Geraldo didn't slam HM at
all.
Can you honestly say that you don't think there is a single
link between some HM and some of these people?
Do you honestly believe that some artists like Diamond
Possessed, and Slayer aren't into some form of Satanism? Why
the hell would their lyrics be so graphic and so specific
about Satanism?
I love speed metal, heavy metal, pop metal, and HM in general,
and I don't think that listening to any album(s) is going to make
you convert to Satanity.
There are a couple opinions on this:
One is that children are influenced by Satanic HM and that the music
is turning them on to Satan... this may be true, but I have a hard
time believing it, and it never influenced me in that direction
at all.
I think that the reason so many of these kids involved with
ritualistic crimes have been HM fans, is that MOST kids their
age ARE HM fans. Not only that, but a lot of this s*it has been
in the bible belt. What better way to REBEL against mom and pop
(and the community) than to listen to HEAVY METAL and get into
Satan?
There are arguments for both sides.
As much as I like Ozzy, he's not the most intelligent guy in the
world, so you shouldn't have expected him to go nuts like someone
like Dee Snider or something.
/Motorbreath
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109.58 | We need an aggressor.. | CLBMED::KELLY | Geraldo's a liar..!! 291-9089 | Wed Oct 26 1988 11:16 | 8 |
|
I think that the reason Ozzy wason is because of the Suicide
contraversy over one of his albums. I would have loved to have
Dee Snider or Frank Zappa or Bruce Dickenson and let them rip
Geraldo to pieces.
Bk
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109.59 | | RAVEN1::WHITBY | I'm here,you're here...Let's Party! | Thu Oct 27 1988 00:29 | 28 |
|
I think what we have here is a question of mind control,
and who else is easier to manipulate than young people
People that choose that route usually end up seeing the light
or what have you in time, but then you have the rest that
are so far gone that there's no way out and those are the ones
that carry on the legacy of satanism. For we all know that
where there is good there is also evil, it just a matter of
what the individual person choose's to take sides with.
But to put a reason as to why someone does this is somewhat
absurd. It's obviously mind control, having the edge, or
having certain speech techniques that manipulate people, which
to me is the oldest form of power, being able to talk some-
one into doing something without them even knowing it.
The only thing I credit Geraldo for is that he brings things
out in the open so as to let the people (closed minded mostly)
know that there is this kinda stuff going on. Ya' know, open
some eyes in some people's safe little world.
I forgot the name of the movie but it had an interesting
saying that someone once said "For evil to win, the good
must do nothing"
Hollywood..................my point of view!
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109.60 | DON"T BLAME HM | MERLAN::DIFRUSCIA | | Thu Oct 27 1988 08:24 | 31 |
| I don't like the idea of that idiot trying to link
HM to this devil worship stuff, 99.9 of all young kids
when they start listening to music are into heavy metal
or rock whatever you want to call it, and just because a
kid has a Ozzy tape on him or tape of any HM artist when he
doesn't something stupid, you gonna blame it on the music,
if it was a Lawernce Welk tape or music to that effect the
musci wouldn't have anything to do with it, because thats the
musci they listen to(the people saying all this stuff) and try to
find something else to balme it on. I just caught parts of
the show last night and the parts i saw i wasn't impressed with,
like when they showed the Iron Maiden cover i think it was The Number
of THE Beast, the show the devil with strings coming out of his
finger tips controlling eddie is what the focused on but if they
showed the whole cover yu see Eddie standing over the devil controlling
him, they see one thing and what i preseeve when i see that cover
is the devil trys to controll you but you have the ultimate control
over the devil, I just didn't like the biased opions agaist HM,
I have listen to heavy hetal since i was 12 years old and i'm 24
now and not once did i even think anything close to what that guy
was talking about, I defintely think there is a promblem out there
with this satanic stuff but the should concentrate more on helping
these people getting out or finding ways to keep people out,
i my opion is that these peole don't have many freinds or don't
have people that they can really talk to and they become weak minded
and easily impressed to join this shit, I'm not sticking up for
these people at all, infact i can't say on here what i woold like
to do to them, but this kind of stuff could be prevented,
Tony
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109.61 | I just happenned to be there when ..... | TYCOBB::C_DENOPOULOS | | Thu Oct 27 1988 08:56 | 15 |
| Probably the whole reason for the association of HM and Satanism
is because a lot of these kids (and they showed some on T.V.) have
OZZY or MOTLEY CRUE tatood on their arms along with Satanic symbols.
They have OZZY and MOTLEY CRUE (among others) posters all over their
rooms along with Satanic posters. HM has been deemed guilty by
association. BUT, put yourself in a 50 year old parent's shoes.
Their kid just killed another kid, he's got satanistic stuff all
over the place mixed in with HM stuff. It's only natural that they
would associate the two. It's not really their fault. If you hung
around with the Hell's Angels and rode a Sportster, you would be
seen by others as a Hell's Angel even though you never joined the
club and you don't have a Hell's Angels jacket.
Well, that's my $.02.
Chris D.
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109.62 | I have it on tape | HPSCAD::FENNELL | Tim Fennell | Thu Oct 27 1988 13:58 | 28 |
| I recorded the special. I tried to cut out the commercials, and may have
missed a few minutes at the end, but I have most of it. I started watching
to see them claim listening to Heavy Metal caused these kids to go bad, but
it covered a lot more than HM's affect on kids.
Ozzy was in a no win situation. He had to remain calm and give reasonable
coherent answers to questions that Geraldo asked. He should have mentioned
he is now drug free so that he is a better role model than some other
bands, but other than that I thought he was okay. The show's format
wouldn't have allowed him to beat Geraldo in an interview. Geraldo would
have avoided talking to him. Ozzy did alright considering the
circumstances.
I didn't feel that the show slammed heavy metal very much. They showed the
cover of an Iron Maiden album, and did a segment on King Diamond who was a
satanist, but claimed he didn't preach that at concerts. He seemed pretty
crazed to me. I had never heard of him before the special.
Heavy metal gets dumped on because of the lyrics. Most kids listen to it
so of course they will find these albums in the rooms of kids who commit
heinous crimes. One kid they interviewed (who beat his friend to death
with a bat) said he went in his room and listened 4+ hours a day. He
claimed the music and drugs were his inspiration. Is that any worse than
watching TV all the time? TV certainly has violence. I expect the impact
on the person is a function of the person and not the music or show or
whatever.
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109.63 | Stryper Satanic? | MCIS2::AKINS | Big Bad Billy.....Sweet William now. | Fri Oct 28 1988 04:29 | 21 |
| Who ever said Satanism had to do with devil worship or human sacrafice?
I have read a version of a Satanic Bible. The main belief of Satanism
is the importance of the individual. In the Christian faith (which
I believe) the most important aspect is to Love one Neighbor. In
Satanism, you look out for yourself only. For example, If you feel
comfortable being faithful to one mate, then do so. If you don't,
don't. If you commit murder to greaten your own life then all the
better for you. I don't see how HM can be linked to this philosophy.
Unless you consider the individuality of each of the listeners and
performers. You have to admit that all who listen to metal have
been considered a bad element just because of their taste in music.
Someone, somewhere has commented on that same taste in music, but
do any of us care what the hell they think. No. So maybe in that
aspect it may be considered linked to the Satanic philosophy. I
seriously doubt it, if that was the case even Christian HM groups
like Stryper would be considered Satanic. I don't buy that one
bit.
The Sentinal
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109.64 | Ignorance.... | CLBMED::KELLY | Geraldo's a liar..!! 291-9089 | Fri Oct 28 1988 09:09 | 37 |
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re.63
I also read the book...and tried to convey the message that
Satanism dosen't condone rape or sacrafice (human or otherwise)
to the people on WAAf but I was rudely cut off by that pigheaded
Karen Grace.
They believe in putting yourself first. I think what was shown
on TV was either a lesser form of magic of was the idea of someone
who after seeing a TV show decided ..wow..that's what it's like
so I'll go commit crimes or kill myself and blame it on Satanism.
If that person was truely interested in the real thing they
would read the book and see that killing yourself is not a favorable
thing to do....nor is killing someone else.
What the people are doing is finding all these problems with
some teens and looking for an excuse for the behavior and finding
a weak excuse....Tv satanism...which it totally wrong.
Bk
_who is a catholic but believes if you are going to pin an excuse
on a religion at least know a little abut the religion before you
claim knowledge (from watching TV).
Ps To prove the ignorange of people. On WAAF they played Number
of the beast by Iron Maiden. That included the intro...and pig
head... I mean Karen Grace said...,"That sounds Satanic to me.."
In all her ignorance she forgot to read the part where after the
intro it tells where the intro was taken. What she claims to be
Satanic is actually a quote from the Book of Revelations from the
New Testament...it's funny... I never considered the Catholic Bible
to be Satanic.
BK
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109.66 | Pentagram/Pentacle... | CLBMED::KELLY | Geraldo's a liar..!! 291-9089 | Fri Oct 28 1988 10:42 | 9 |
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RE .65
A pentagram is the center of the star..the whole thing is called
a pentacle..
Bk
_who might be wrong but atp dosent think so...
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109.67 | Too Fast for Love | ZUMA::MINARDI | | Mon Oct 31 1988 09:11 | 18 |
|
RE: 65
Look at the inner photo from Too Fast for Love (at least on the
tape).
The star is upside down, there are a couple candleabras (SP)
and 4 skulls in the photo.
Hey, this is what the scene was in 1982. The image was in, and
Motley Crue was at the forefront of the image/look.
Even though the boys from MC are/were the baddest ever, I doubt
they are Satanists.
/Motorbreath... who thinks that the beginning of the Looks That
Kill video (with the pentacle ? and the Doberman) roolz (as
Pete would say)
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109.68 | | PFLOYD::ROTHBERG | Batman's bumming! Joker laughs last! | Mon Oct 31 1988 11:59 | 6 |
|
The upside down penticle is the sign of a warlock
leader, not a satanist.
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109.69 | It's all for show...and $$$$ | CLBMED::KELLY | Geraldo's a liar..!! 291-9089 | Mon Oct 31 1988 13:23 | 10 |
|
The Satanistic PENTACLE has the goat head in the middle with
the horns in the two upward points.
what Mc has is just for show...do you really believe that those....
boys...would put that there cause they were into it.....I thought
not.
Bk
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109.70 | reposted | HAZEL::STARR | Like a fool, fell in love with you... | Thu Feb 16 1989 14:35 | 32 |
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Hi dudes and dudettes.
I had an argument with someone last night and I know I'm right..
This person thinks that Metallica are devil worshippers - this is
totally absurd, but kinda besides the point.. I said, why don't
you read the lyrics here's some - etc. etc.
When this person saw them in concert he said they sang that song
I got something to say (waa naa)
I killed your baby today (or mother)
I KNOW this isn't a Metallica original, but can't think of the
original band that did this!! Its in my head somewhere... just
can't find it!
Can someone tell me so I can yell and scream at this person with
the correct information?
thanks
F.
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109.71 | reposted | HAZEL::STARR | Like a fool, fell in love with you... | Thu Feb 16 1989 14:36 | 14 |
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Re: .988
Paul
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109.72 | reposted | HAZEL::STARR | Like a fool, fell in love with you... | Thu Feb 16 1989 14:36 | 16 |
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And I believe the song is "Last Caress".
Paul
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109.73 | reposted | HAZEL::STARR | Like a fool, fell in love with you... | Thu Feb 16 1989 14:37 | 14 |
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Glen DAnzig/Hell Bent Music BMI.
Bk
The Ghost
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109.74 | reposted | HAZEL::STARR | Like a fool, fell in love with you... | Thu Feb 16 1989 14:37 | 15 |
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The tune you are talking about is called The Last Caress...
Green Hell is a totally different tune.. METALLICA just slides
right into it on their EP..vut font get the two tunes mixed up.
BK
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109.75 | reposted | HAZEL::STARR | Like a fool, fell in love with you... | Thu Feb 16 1989 14:38 | 21 |
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No no no!! 8^)
Its, I got something to say.. WA NA I killed your..
not wa na na na na , am I right? 8^) x alot
I think...
The album name is Green Hell? I've gotta pick that one up!
F.
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109.76 | reposted | HAZEL::STARR | Like a fool, fell in love with you... | Thu Feb 16 1989 14:38 | 14 |
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...and as Paul said, the tune was written by Glen Danzig (currently
in Danzig) and was originally performed by one of Glens old bands,
The Misfits. Sorry, I don't know what album it was on. Pete Cook
may be able to tell you, I know he was looking for it awhile back.
gh
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109.77 | reposted | HAZEL::STARR | Like a fool, fell in love with you... | Thu Feb 16 1989 14:38 | 24 |
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None of its satanic, really.
You should have seen how pissed I was about the discussion of Metallica
being satanic.
We've been into this before and he thinks I'm a devil worshipper
because of listening to heavy metal music.
Kinda kidding around, I think, but..
Some people will just never understand, I guess.. or they just
don't want too..
F.
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109.78 | reposted | HAZEL::STARR | Like a fool, fell in love with you... | Thu Feb 16 1989 14:39 | 19 |
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Hey Francine,
I agree with ya but......
Any none Metalhead seeing a Dio Vid would think that we are all
into the Black Magic type of thing. I mean he ain't the worst but
he does get quite a bit of exposure.
just MHO,
Bonzo.
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109.79 | reposted | HAZEL::STARR | Like a fool, fell in love with you... | Thu Feb 16 1989 14:39 | 15 |
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The album with Last Caress on it has been deleted - can't remeber
the name. Green Hell is on "20 Tracks from Hell" and "Earth AD"
I've got a live version of LC on a Misfits live EP. - it kills the
Metallica version.
Mike
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CISM::JANCZYK "Bless me father, for I have sinned" 22 lines 16-FEB-1989 12:48
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Re: F. and Devil Worshiping..
Francine, I know what your saying, devil worshiping/suicidal junk,
will always be in the minds of those who don't want to open up and
broaden their horizons.., they want to stick with the "norm", it's
what their used to...."if you don't understand something/or not
like it, critize it, put it down" that's the kind of attitude alot of
people have. They can't accept that we are all diffrent in one
way or another, what would this world be like if we were all the
same, I think pretty SCARY! These people are the misinformed, I am
open to "all" kinds of music, I at least listen to something and form
my own opinion.
Hey, use reverse psych on em, I do and it works.. "O.k... I am a
devil worshiper... would you like to be my first sacrifice" ?
Cindi
oops CJ
who loves METALLICA
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109.81 | reposted | HAZEL::STARR | Like a fool, fell in love with you... | Thu Feb 16 1989 14:40 | 15 |
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Back at it again we always come back to the same topics.
Personally, I like the whole mysticism aura that some metal bands
use to promote themselves. Kind of adds an uncertain dimension
to the music.
Kat
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109.82 | reposted | HAZEL::STARR | Like a fool, fell in love with you... | Thu Feb 16 1989 14:41 | 25 |
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Well, I gots to agree with the Dio thing. I like Dio alot, but
I don't play the albums I have of his at all anymore, because of
the Devil stuff. I totally enjoy it at someone elses house though.
But Dio is just one band in a whole big huge world of heavy metal
music. Thats being wicked close-minded! I mean, thats like listening
to one disco tune and saying you don't like anything by that style
of music.
Good idea, Cindy.
Well, it started out nonrelated - cat.. !!
F.
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I find it interesting that people will say that heavy metal music is
all devil worship and Satanic and all that because someone sings a song
about demons or the supernatural, but will not say a peep about an
author such as Stephen King who writes about this type thing almost
exclusively.
I can appreciate why people would dislike and fear devil worship, but
these type inconsistancies make their arguments very weak for me. If
you are going to make certain presumptions based on certain lyrics,
then make your statements universal. The inconsistancies make me
believe that these people are just using this as an excuse to attack a
musical form which they personally dislike. The 'pick on one musical
(or whatever) genre', for reasons other than the real on ("I don't like
it"), type attitude is to me a form of prejudice and shows gross
ignorance.
Personally, I strongly dislike the Satan, demon, death type lyrics. For
this reason, I avoid bands like Slayer, authors like Stephen King, and
the occult in general. Please read what I'm saying carefully, as I'm
*NOT* saying that Slayer or Stephen king are devil worshippers, simply
that they chose these topics for some of their material and I don't
care to read/listen to it.
gh
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re gh
I agree totally!
on everything you said, including not listening to certain bands.
Sometimes I do read the books though, but not that often.
Personally, I think the devil sucks!
F.
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i agree that people should listen before they form their
opinions, i mean, just today i brought in one of my tape cases to
work to show one of my friends some of the music i listen to. well,
this other guy says (in a sarcastic voice) it's probably full of
HM. I said, well it is so what. so he says well i hate HM. Have
you ever listened to any?,i said.......NOOOOOOOOO!!!!!
of course not!!!! so he went on to say he thinks most
dress like qu**rs and don't have any real talent, blahh blahhh...
then there's this other guy i work with who is also
a minister. he's pretty young (20's)...and he knows that i like
HM so he let's me borrow some of his Christian Rock tapes which
was cool but he's always making smart remarks about the concert
T's i wear and he tells me things like even though i'm a christian
i'm being influened by the music i listen to (satanic or otherwise)
and that i'm sublimualy (sp?) picking up these awful messages from
some of the groups i listen to. I don't buy that! but he is very
serious... so i don't know? as far as MetallicA being a satanic
group,i think that's way off! Slayer...well maybe? but MetallicA...
NOOOOWAAAYYYY!!
I hear this sh*t all the time!,
JAM
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109.87 | Ok! | CSC32::G_HOUSE | Which way did they go? | Thu Feb 16 1989 16:25 | 9 |
| Ok, I've read most of Metallicas lyrics and the only thing I've ever
seen which could remotely be considered devilish are the cryptic lyrics
to the song "Battery". For the life of me, I can't figure out what
this song is about. "Cannot kill the Family, Battery is found in me"
*could* be interpreted as being about demonic possession. Being
familiar with the rest of the music, I doubt this would be a correct
interpretation. Does anyone know any background on this?
gh
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109.88 | | YODA::COOK | | Fri Feb 17 1989 08:37 | 8 |
|
Yes, the song is Last Caress written by Glen Danzig when he was in
the Misfits. Never appeared on a LP as far as I know until Metallica
covered it.
Chain Reaction covers it too!
/prc
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109.89 | song about the fans... | RICKS::MINARDI | With vertigo make you dead | Fri Feb 17 1989 09:27 | 4 |
| Battery is a song about Metallica and it's fans. It's dedicated
to the fans.
/Motorbreath...that's fact!
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109.90 | still doesn't help with an explanation... | HAZEL::STARR | Like a fool, fell in love with you... | Fri Feb 17 1989 09:34 | 5 |
| > "Cannot kill the Family, Battery is found in me"
I beleive the actual lyrics are "battery has grounded me".....
cat
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109.92 | | DISCVR::FISTER | Come see the violence inherit in the system! | Fri Feb 17 1989 09:54 | 9 |
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It sounds like "found in me", and that's what the lyric sheet
says.
I have, however, seen transcriptions that read "grounded me'.
I opt with the former.
Les
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109.93 | battery is here to stay | RICKS::MINARDI | With vertigo make you dead | Fri Feb 17 1989 10:00 | 9 |
| It is definitely "cannot kill the family, battery is found in me"
we're not talking electronics here, more like ammunition supply!
The only song I can think of that may be regarded as even
anti-Christian is Leper Messiah... but you can take that song
in a number of different ways.
/Motorbreath...hypnotizing power, crushing all that cower...
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109.95 | sorry.. | HAZEL::STARR | Like a fool, fell in love with you... | Fri Feb 17 1989 10:23 | 3 |
| > I have, however, seen transcriptions that read "grounded me'.
That's where I got the other words from. I stand corrected....
|
109.96 | reposted | HAZEL::STARR | Like a fool, fell in love with you... | Tue Feb 21 1989 10:39 | 16 |
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Did anyone watch Evening Magazine last night?? They were supposed
to do a story about teens and Satan. I forgot to watch and was
wondering if as usual Heavy Metal music was dragged thru the mud.
Any comments?
Rae
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109.97 | | REGENT::GALLANT | Beware of Heffalumps and woozles... | Fri Mar 10 1989 15:19 | 37 |
|
From "Star Talk" in the March 89 issue I bought in February.
Reprinted without permission.
This month's question....Have you ever had your fortune told?
If so, did it come true? (Asked by Pamela Gabrielle,
Los Angeles, CA)
EDWARD VAN HALEN: "Never. I think that's silly stuff. I don't
wanna know what's gonna happen to me, even if the fortune
tellers aren't full of sh*t. Even if these people can
really tell you what's gonna happen to you, I don't
want to know. That takes all the excitement out of
life. It's better to make your own fortune."
VINCE NEIL: "No, I've never had my fortune told. I don't even know
if I would go to a fortune teller. I probably wouldn't
wanna hear what they'd have to say. I figure that
whatever happens is gonna happen. 'Cause there ain't
nothin' I could do to change it."
NIKKI SIXX: "Yea, I HAVE had my fortune told. And it was right,
too! I went to a psychic and some of the sh*t she
told me was so strange. And believe me, those psychics
fill you in on the bad stuff too. They tell you about
stuff that will happen in six months and when it
happens, you're decked. I was told I would be married
to Vanity when I thought I would be, which was December
of '87. At the time I was so sure it was gonna happen.
Then our tour came up and eventually, we broke up.
So it was ALL true. It's so scary how true that sh*t
is."
Two more people in the next reply!!
Tigg~~
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109.98 | Death/Occult in HM | USACSB::CBROWN | did you think you were pure? | Tue Jun 06 1989 04:44 | 6 |
|
RE: .0 (way back there)
perhaps there isn't such a thing as bad publicity
Craig ;-)
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109.99 | "I've seen this movie..." | 33224::SIMPSON | I remember now | Sat Jul 01 1989 06:04 | 17 |
| RE: .63
That must be The Satanic Bible, by Anton Szandor LaVey. This book's
got a deceptive charm to it, but it's basically rebellion against
religion again. In the beginning of the book, the author tells how
he would watch his father conduct sermons in church, but that night
would be at the carnival watching belly dancers.(something like
that, anyway!) So now we have:The Mother's against everything plan!
Step 1, eliminate heavy metal. Step 2, do away with writers like
Stephen King. Step 3, all media must be approved by Mothers, or
whatever group decides to be our "moral majority".
Question: Did'nt something like this start with a book called
"Mein Kampf"?
In closing, a qoute from Oingo Boingo:
"They say you're stupid, that you're too young to vote..."
Spaceknight
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109.100 | Anybody out there???? | SHALOT::FAILE | Thief! Baggins! We hates it! | Sun Jan 07 1990 22:43 | 7 |
| If there's anybody still interested in this note, reply because Tuesday
night I'm going to a local high school because of a show about
Satanism. It is aimed towards the parents to tell the signs of Satanism
in their children. If anybody is still out there reply and I'll post
some of the groups the people metioned.
JeFf (should be interesting)
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109.101 | It's blown way out of proportion | WLDWST::GKEFALINOS | I'll be a better bad person | Sun Jan 07 1990 23:08 | 9 |
|
You mean they still think that kids are posessed by the likes of
Ozzy and Motley Crue? Give me a break! Why don't these people get
it through their heads that their kids are coming home Stoned out
of their minds or took a couple of hits of TRIP and come home and
listen to their music on headphones? I hope when I have kids I am
not that clueless.
Gerry
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109.102 | | ASAHI::SCARY | Joke 'em if they can't take a ... | Mon Jan 08 1990 02:11 | 12 |
| My son is 13 and quite the metalhead. I won't let him listen to
stuff like Slayer, because it's just too twisted. But he's aware
enough to know that there *is* some garbage out there, and that
Ozzy is *not* the anti-christ.
The people that make the biggest noise about it are the people that
are very uneducated about it. I listen to enough of it to know
the sick sh*t when I hear it. These critics assume too much, and
we all know how that story goes ....
Scary
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109.103 | | WLDWST::GKEFALINOS | I'll be a better bad person | Mon Jan 08 1990 02:50 | 9 |
|
I couldn't agree more...I listen to alot of Metal I've read the
lyrics to many of bands and think that alot of the stuff is just
to get the kids to buy the stuff and then the bands deny that it
is satanic and that it is about jesus or something.
IMO
Gerry
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109.104 | Don't confuse the issues. | HYEND::C_DENOPOULOS | I have Chronic Lyripsychosis | Mon Jan 08 1990 11:00 | 8 |
| Don't get confused. They may say that most kids that are into satanism
listen to heavy metal. They're probably right. However, if they say
that most heavy metal promotes satanism, that's a different story.
It sounds like it might be an interesting meeting to go to. Just don't
go with your mind already made up that they will be attacking you and
heavy metal.
Chris D.
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109.105 | open minded | SHALOT::FAILE | Thief! Baggins! We hates it! | Mon Jan 08 1990 19:33 | 6 |
| I have an open mind about it. There might not be any mention to metal
at all but.... I've heathat there is a local policeman there to show a
slide show on some of the "sacrafices". This promises to be
interesting.
Jeff
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109.106 | | ENOVAX::DIBIASI | CYBERNETIC HEARTBEAT | Tue Jan 09 1990 01:15 | 7 |
|
The way I look at it is,if your kid can turn his head around like a gas
station sign,there might be a problem.
DEEBS
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109.107 | No complaints | SHALOT::FAILE | Thief! Baggins! We hates it! | Sun Jan 14 1990 22:18 | 8 |
| Sorry it's taken me to get back with you. There wasn't a large part on
heavy metal. Some groups that were mentioned though were: Maiden, Crue,
Ozzy, Slayer, Venom, and for some reason Metallica. It was real
interesting to see that the program didn't have alot of time devoted to
metal. The show was really intereseting.
Jeff
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109.108 | METAL FROM THE DARKSIDE | HLDG00::SUTHERLAND | Macaroni Maniac, Lasagne Lover | Thu Jun 06 1991 12:40 | 45 |
|
Well, here we go. With thanks to Buck for the title. I suppose that
this topic is relevant to the metal scene. Though I don't really want
to get drawn into it too much myself. I just want a suitable place to
reply to Francines note. I tried mail but can't get through!
> Gaz,
> please remember that you cannot make remarks that any form of religion
> is "sick". I personally do not like or beleive in Satanism, but there
> is a Satan's Bible, and some people read it, and some people practice
> and beleive it. Ranking on ones religion is a serious offense,
> regardless of how ridiculous you may think it is.
I am afraid that I disagree with you on this. For one thing Satanism
is, for intents and purposes, the celebration of all that is evil and
sick in the world. It is not a recognised religion so I can 'rank' ?
on it as much as I like. There is no law passed (either in this
conference or in the real world) that says that I can't have a go at
things like this.
> Now, can we take this topic to Mutterings or just end it? This is the
> Led Zeppelin note!
No. Not and leave you the last word on it. It is not possible to
simply accept things like this. No more was it possible to accept
Sadam Husseins little incursion into Kuwait or the Yorkshire Ripper or
Charles Manson or Adolf Hitler (known satanist), etc, etc. If you
think otherwise then I feel a little sorry for you. The cult of Kali
was outlawed in India because of the inherent evil behind it. We in
the West are to eager to embrace sh@t like this.
Death Metal I find disgusting, but these kids are just playing with
stuff they mostly don't have a clue about. The same is probably true
for other metal bands who get drawn into the slightly darkside of the
genre. I try not to worry to much about influences behind people like,
say Ozzy. I kind of like Black Sabbath after all, but I only listen to
the music, I don't take the sentiments at all seriously.
GAZ
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109.109 | | CAVLRY::BUCK | SAVE THE WILDCAT at Elitch Gardens!!! | Thu Jun 06 1991 12:58 | 3 |
| I think it all comes down to Valuing Diversity.
|
109.110 | | WLDKAT::GALLUP | What's your damage, Heather? | Thu Jun 06 1991 12:58 | 25 |
|
> It is not a recognised religion so I can 'rank' ?
> on it as much as I like.
Buzzz......Wrong. All a group of people need to do to become a
"religion" is to say that they are. There are, in a sense, many forms
of Satanism that are considered "religions."
>There is no law passed (either in this
> conference or in the real world) that says that I can't have a go at
> things like this.
Please re-read Digital Policies and Procedures then, because you
must have missed it. Digital employees have the right to not have
offensive, disparaging remarks made about them and their beliefs. You
can say how YOU feel about it, but you can't make blanket statements
as if they were truth.
Sort of the difference between saying:
X is sick and perverted.
I feel that X is perversion because of .....
kath
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109.111 | Valuing is akin to accepting! | HLDG00::SUTHERLAND | Macaroni Maniac, Lasagne Lover | Thu Jun 06 1991 13:00 | 5 |
| Nope. I already covered that one Buck. You don't value evil, you
fight it!
GAZ
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109.112 | Rivet, flick, swallow. | HLDG00::SUTHERLAND | Macaroni Maniac, Lasagne Lover | Thu Jun 06 1991 13:04 | 9 |
| Re -2. Well if what you say is true Kath!
I am extremely sorry and appologies without reservation to all you
satanists out there. Now please could you turn me back into a human
being again, I really hate these warts you know!
GAZ
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109.113 | | BTOVT::BAGDY_M | METALGod in the making ! | Thu Jun 06 1991 13:10 | 10 |
|
I believe the issue about `satanism' being a religion is
different through the world. Apparently, from what I heard
on some documentary a couple years ago, it is considered a
`religion' in the United States.
It's very unnerving that such things can be allowed. I just
hope they don't start knocking door to door !
METALord"�
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109.114 | It's a tough life as a door-to-door satanist. | HLDG00::SUTHERLAND | Macaroni Maniac, Lasagne Lover | Thu Jun 06 1991 13:15 | 10 |
| Knock, Knock. Open door to two rather odd looking individual dressed
in black robes, clutching daggers in their hands and a wild look in
their eyes. "Excuse me Sir, we were just wondering if you have the
time to discuss with us your misguided beliefs in God and his place
in.....".... "Mabel get the dogs out, it's those damn Satanists
again, touting their rubbish".
Anonymous
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109.115 | | POWDML::GOLDBERG | I was born for dying! | Thu Jun 06 1991 14:06 | 30 |
|
What Kath said!
What Buck said!!
Gaz, don't get me wrong. I am not someone who supports the Satanist
religion.
What you all should do, before writing a sentance, is insert a well
known relgion before it, and see how that sounds.
Example:
"Imagine if Protestants started knocking door to door"
or
Knock, Knock. Open door to two rather odd looking individuals dressed
in cashmere sweaters, clutching gefilte fish, with horns protruding out
of their foreheads... "Get the dogs out, its those damn Jewish people
again!"
Again, I am not supporting Satanists in any form, rather I am extremely
anti-bigot!!
Understand what I'm saying!!
Goddess F.
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109.116 | catchup mode | HAVASU::HEISER | Episcopal=PepsiCola spelled sideways | Thu Jun 06 1991 14:38 | 51 |
| Re: 39.386, 39.389
Frizkid,
> Most people find things they don't know too much about that way.
Very true! It applies to both sides of the fence too.
> I'm not being defensive about Led Zeppelin.....because no
> matter what the do or use to do I will alway love their music.8*)
> Mike said Mr. Crowley's action of trying to make Satinism an
> alt. to Christianity was "gross sicko man".
No I said he was a "Major sick man". If you're going to quote someone, get
it right dude.
> I thought it was close-minded!
I think it is close-minded to defend someone like Mr. Crowley. I agree
with GAZ on this point. It can be dangerous to accept everything that
comes down the pike. That's how people become "vegetated yes-men"(tm).
You can't hide in your little corner of the world and let others decide how
you should live.
> If everybody jumped into one of your favorite bands and just started
> busting.....Wouldn't you "try" to defend them??????????
You just said above that you're not being defensive about LZ. Which one
should we believe?
F. Goddess
> please remember that you cannot make remarks that any form of religion
> is "sick". I personally do not like or beleive in Satanism, but there
> is a Satan's Bible, and some people read it, and some people practice
> and beleive it. Ranking on ones religion is a serious offense,
> regardless of how ridiculous you may think it is.
...but is it a legally recognized religion or alternative to Christianity?
I may be wrong, but I don't think it is.
> I live my life the way *I* want to and *I* look at things the way I
> want to.......and who are you to sit in judgement of me?!?
I don't think GAZ is judging you. That is his perception based on your
input. It is the wise man that can objectively listen to counsel from his
friends and take a chance at learning something.
Mike
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109.117 | | POWDML::GOLDBERG | I was born for dying! | Thu Jun 06 1991 14:40 | 3 |
|
Mike.. Read notes 1 through 8..
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109.118 | basically | CAVLRY::BUCK | SAVE THE WILDCAT at Elitch Gardens!!! | Thu Jun 06 1991 14:41 | 2 |
| Im my opinion, non-Christians believe ANY religion to be an
alternative to Christianity.
|
109.119 | | HAVASU::HEISER | Episcopal=PepsiCola spelled sideways | Thu Jun 06 1991 15:02 | 13 |
| � > It is not a recognised religion so I can 'rank' ?
� > on it as much as I like.
�
� Buzzz......Wrong. All a group of people need to do to become a
� "religion" is to say that they are. There are, in a sense, many forms
� of Satanism that are considered "religions."
When a church is officially recognized by the U.S.A as an alternative
to Christianity, they usually received all the benefits that come with
it (i.e., non-profit tax status). I don't think the "religion" in
question has achieved that.
Mike
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109.120 | policemen can tell some real horror stories | HAVASU::HEISER | Episcopal=PepsiCola spelled sideways | Thu Jun 06 1991 15:05 | 7 |
| > It's very unnerving that such things can be allowed. I just
> hope they don't start knocking door to door !
They're more likely to come at night to kidnap family pets, or in
severe cases, the children we see on milk cartons.
Mike
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109.121 | sorry, couldn't resist | CAVLRY::BUCK | SAVE THE WILDCAT at Elitch Gardens!!! | Thu Jun 06 1991 15:15 | 2 |
| Sounds like the perfect answer for those who don't like pesky pets or
annoying little children! ];^>
|
109.122 | | POWDML::GOLDBERG | I was born for dying! | Thu Jun 06 1991 15:22 | 13 |
|
But Mike..
I am sure there are Digital employees who belong to a religion that
hasn't been recognized by the U.S.
I have no idea if Satanism is recognized by the US.. also there are
houses of worship that have been built for that reason..
Wonder how you could look it up!
Goddess
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109.123 | | BTOVT::BAGDY_M | METALGod in the making ! | Thu Jun 06 1991 19:17 | 13 |
|
I believe the show was something like `48 Hours' that I saw.
They were saying that alot of the satanists were joining the
Armed Forces because they were somehow protected from such
things as `hate crimes' After some controversy, it was argued
that it is a SO-CALLED `religion' by the courts or
government, I'm not sure. I can't remember their reasons for
deeming it as such. . .
If one truly wanted to know, I guess you could always ask a
lawyer ! :^)
METALord"'
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109.124 | Well thought out reply Mike! | HLDG00::SUTHERLAND | Macaroni Maniac, Lasagne Lover | Fri Jun 07 1991 04:37 | 20 |
| It was stated somewhere earlier, by Buck I believe, that different
countries have differing views on the so-called religion of satanism (I
will give it a small 's' from now on). I know that satanism is
definitely NOT a recognised religion in the UK. It enjoys none of the
benefits of other religions in this sense. I was not aware that it is
a recognised religion in USA. It is my opinion (note phrasing please)
that anyone who supports a cult of evil really needs to take a good
look at him/herself.
We are not talking about sects like 'the moonies' here, who can best be
described as 'shady' or 'odd'. So far as I am aware, they are not into
ritual sacrifice or deflowering young virgins (or are they?) or even
worshipping demons. The cult of satanism is into these sort of things,
anyone think that this is OK behaviour?? I don't think it is
eccentric, I think it is unnacceptable and evil! Oh yes, and I believe
that the Moonies have had THEIR religious status revoked! Is this
true?
GAZ
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109.125 | That way lies anarchy and chaos. | HLDG00::SUTHERLAND | Macaroni Maniac, Lasagne Lover | Fri Jun 07 1991 04:40 | 9 |
| Oops one last thought here. Who was that idiot that once said
something like:
"I don't agree with what you are saying, but I defend to the death
your right to say it."
Voltaire I believe. Completely correct. People can say what they
like so long as it is not defammotory(sp?). However, they do not and
should not have the same rights when it comes to DOING!
|
109.126 | think about it | RAVEN1::REILLY | I DONT WANT GIRLS WITH GOOD TASTE, I WANT... | Fri Jun 07 1991 06:28 | 29 |
| Interesting topic, glad I was in a scanning mode.
There is one thing that you have thing you have to understand, not all
satanism is inherently evil based (on the surface that is). There is
one strain that has been around for some time and has found its way
into many christain believers. The theory is based on the concept of
satan leaving heaven based on his jealosy for Jesus and not for power
or trying to overthrow God. Remember sunday school--oh yes I know I
do--Lucifer was 2nd to God untill Jesus came along. Many believe that
Lucifer just left to set up his own kingdom and his acts against Jesus
in the New Testement were based on jealosy and not evil. This belief
is more wide spead than people think. I agree with one of the earlier
noters, most of the bands that dwell on the satanic concept really
don't know what they are dealing with and are just doing it for the PR.
Crue, Cooper, Slayer--just to name a few, and alot of the music was
just in tune with the time during the late sixties (fight the
establishment=Christianity) the seventies and early eighties when
satanic interest was at a peak (The Exorcist and other occult based
movies and books) thus powering lyrics from acts like Sabbeth and Ozzy
solo. I am a HUGE Ozzy fan and being a preachers kid (you know how bad
us PK's are) and an intermediate authority on the occult, most of
Ozzy's songs are moody and dark but if you know what to look for you
would realize that he really just trying to answer questions on
satanism and not make statements unlike say King Diamond and Celtic
Frost(sp?). Just enjoy and dont blow your head off or anyone else's is
my motto.
Nate
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109.127 | SOAPBOX MCMLXXXVIII | BTOVT::BAGDY_M | METALGod in the making ! | Fri Jun 07 1991 07:27 | 20 |
|
I believe the only part that was truly argued about the whole
thing had to do with the human rights and animal right
activists. Kinda' makes sense. . .
RE: `Door to door'
They (insert merchandise/religion/etc) can try to drill it
down my throat by knocking on my door, but they'll get the
same treatment that other `sales people' get. A slammed door
in their faces ! See, I'm not bigoted. . .I treat ALL
sales people the exact same way regardless of their sex,
gender, race, religion or veteran status ! Kids I am more
lienient with though. . .call me a softy, since I know most
of them in the neighborhood anyway, but even then you have to
be careful cause some people USE children to get to the soft
side of people. (Oh yeah, that's not supposed to read `Most
of the kids in the neighborhood ARE mine' either ! :^P )
METALord"�
|
109.128 | | POWDML::GOLDBERG | I was born for dying! | Fri Jun 07 1991 10:30 | 35 |
|
Re:
.18 When you referenced "Crue" were you saying Motley Crue's "Shout at
the Devil" LP? That song means to shout at the devil as in anti-devil.
Re:
.19 Matt I'm not saying anyone is a bigot around here.. you just have
to be careful what you say sometimes.. I beleive Satanism is wrong
myself.. but you have to be careful not to offend any religios order,
especially in a corporate based worldwide reading file. Myself,
even though I may violently disagree on someone elses way of living,
try to treat that person as I myself would want to be treated.. that
is just MO though.
Look at Hitler, or slavery during times of the Civil War.. While most
people may agree that Satanists should all be hung or thrown in jail or
expedited, you have to see how that way of thinking is wrong. After
all, this is America.
Well, thats enough of that!!
Back to whatever:
I seem to remember clicking through channels one day and they had some
Satanists on Phil Donahue or something.. this married couple.. and from
what I remember them saying is that first of all they ran this church
or he started the Satan's church somewhere in California.. and second
they were all pissed off because Satanists were having trouble getting
into the armed forces, just like homosexuals. Whatever this means!!
Goddess F.
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109.129 | | KIRKTN::IGOLDIE | The Incendiary Preacher | Fri Jun 07 1991 11:02 | 10 |
|
I wouldn't say that Satanism is wrong or right,its purely up to the
individual concerned.I personally do not believe in god or the devil
and would never knock anyones beliefs but it bugs the arse off me when
people think because I've got long hair and listen to rock music that
I'm immediately gonna do drugs or worship Satan.In my mind its these
narrow minded cretins that are more dangerous than anything.
feelin' mean
Staynz
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109.130 | strangest thing I've ever heard | HAVASU::HEISER | Episcopal=PepsiCola spelled sideways | Fri Jun 07 1991 17:56 | 6 |
| RE: .126 (PK)
I'd like to know what denominations believe that jealous rivalry fable
between Jesus and Lucifer.
Mike
|
109.131 | well that you mention it | ABACUS::MATTHEWS | WHATZ Goin ON!!!! | Fri Jun 07 1991 18:01 | 8 |
| I didnt want to say anything.. but I would question what
church/regligion taught that (I KNOW i didnt** sllep **that much thru
church :* ) )
wendy o'
|
109.132 | | CSC32::J_HERNANDEZ | Magic, Byron, Vlade, James, Sam | Fri Jun 07 1991 18:50 | 17 |
| Lucifer was an Angel. In Isaih 13-14 there is a prophecy against
Babylon. In verse 14.12 we read (NIV version) ��How you have fallen from
Heaven, O morning star, son of the dawn! �� You said in your heart, "I
will ascend to heaven; I will raise my throne above the stars of God; I
will sit enthroned on the mount of the assembly, on the utmost heights
of the sacred mountain. v14 I will ascend above the tops of the clouds;
I will make myself like the most high." v15 But you are brought down to
the grave, to the depths of the pit.
So Lucifer's revolt wasn't jealousy against Jesus, rather it was more a
power trip to overthrow God himself.
I'll do some more research this weekend.
Revalation 9.1 12.7
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109.133 | | ABACUS::MATTHEWS | WHATZ Goin ON!!!! | Fri Jun 07 1991 18:56 | 17 |
| re/ last
thanks!!
you better do some more research, i never heard of this.. i guess i was
sleeping to much in church ;*(
anyways, i'm diffinately checking this out tho'
oh yea i think i remeber how this goes ...
later
wendy o'
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109.134 | | ABACUS::MATTHEWS | WHATZ Goin ON!!!! | Fri Jun 07 1991 19:02 | 9 |
| OH i can see it now, this note will trun into the
DEATH/OCCULT/RELIGION/SUICIDE LYRICS TO LIVE BY :*) in HM
[metal from the darkside ]
wendy o'
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109.135 | I think Revelation 19 has a description of that event | HAVASU::HEISER | Episcopal=PepsiCola spelled sideways | Fri Jun 07 1991 19:15 | 6 |
| I had that exact same passage in mind. That is why I asked what
denomination preaches that false teaching.
Most excellent work Jesse!
Mike (who's impressed)
|
109.136 | didnt mean to create a tangent | RAVEN1::REILLY | I DONT WANT GIRLS WITH GOOD TASTE, I WANT... | Wed Jul 10 1991 00:51 | 23 |
| Well, basically it suprised the hell (no pun intended) out of me also.
I am a student of philosophy it was in philosophy classes inwhich I
heard this perticular concept and if you think about it you can
understand how I heard about it in philosophy class.
.132
I know that verse well but anyone who knows religion well, especially
when biblicaly based, people can read just about anything into the
scripture and I agree with you.
So far as being taught as a Christianity based concept, I did not say
that, I said it now was taught as a "satanic" concept. The only
contrary to this was that I heard (now remember I just heard this and
am not trying to piss anyone off so don't write me any hate mail) that
this concept was a strain in early catholicism and I do mean early,
like 15-1700's. Based on non-biblical rationalization one could
understand the jealosy between Lucifer and Jesus because the bible is
just an infinite story written in finite terms for our understanding
and Lucifer once being 2nd to God I'm sure he knew of Jesus emanate
creation regardless of the time frame set up by the bible.
Nate
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109.137 | This is MHO's It is not having a go at anyone | NEEPS::IRVINE | It takes 2269.... | Mon Jul 15 1991 12:23 | 28 |
| This reply isn't generally to do with HM, but I think (and this is a
personal thing coz I have always been a bit cynical) that when looking
at the Christianity v's Satanism thing.... every one should read Terry
Pratchetts GOODOMANS.
It is not knocking or Glorifying either Christianity or Satanism... it
seems to look at it from a different perspective.
What I have learned over the years is that Good & Bad ain't Black &
white, just a very big gray area. It depends on your perspective. I
haven't read the bible in years, I don't feel I need to read it again
(though I have read certain passages to cross reference the above
mentioned book).
This isn't coming across very well when I type out what I am actually
thinking (there again some people say that nothing would from my mind),
it just that I can't see how people can be so easily led. I thought
that thinking for oneself was the best way to figure things out, and
never taking things at face value.
All this stuff you read about, satanic lyrics and stuff. I find them
amusing but nothing more (product of a very limited imagination IMHO).
What really gets me is when certain types of people give metel a bad
rep just cause they can't understand something. Hell I don't
understand Quantum Mechanics but I can't say it was the devil's work.
Bonzo (I think I just rambled there... If it dosen't make sense it's
coz I'm just back from Holiday)
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109.138 | | VCSESU::MOSHER::COOK | Harvester of Sorrow | Mon Jul 15 1991 12:25 | 5 |
|
Last night there was some metal-bashing show on the Family channel.
I called their 800 number and gave them a real big piece of my mind.
It was so one sided and misinformed I wanted to throw the TV set
out the window.
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109.139 | Although I dreaded/misunderstood much of Mechanics class I didn't call it eveil | SOURCE::ZAPPIA | Limited edition of 1,000,000 | Mon Jul 15 1991 12:42 | 21 |
|
RE: -1 You beat me to it, I was tempted to call too.
I just happened to catch one of those these-bands-are-corrupting
your-children-type TV shows last night.
The general message was "these bands are evil and you should send
us your money (they call it a gift) for our books and videos so you
can learn more about the lyrical content/powerful messages contained
in their songs".
Some of the featured performers were Danzig, Jane's Addiction, Gwar,
and Faith No More.
They were particular critical to Spin magazine for writing about these
bands in a favorable manner.
I didn't catch the name of the show. from what Pete says it was
the Family channel. You're right it was so one-sided.
- Jim
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109.140 | | SOURCE::WHITMAN | | Mon Jul 15 1991 13:22 | 5 |
|
Hey Pete? what did they have to say when you called?!
JW-
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109.141 | | VCSESU::MOSHER::COOK | Harvester of Sorrow | Mon Jul 15 1991 13:31 | 2 |
|
They didn't have a chance, I hung up after I was done venting. 8-)
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109.142 | | POWDML::GOLDBERG | whatcha gonna be brother.. | Mon Jul 15 1991 13:45 | 10 |
|
Janes' Addiction?!?! Faith No More?!?!? How ridiculous!!
You'd think they would at least pick an easy one like Sabbath! 8*)
Goddess
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109.143 | | HAVASU::HEISER | everyone's got a seed to sow | Mon Jul 15 1991 13:57 | 10 |
| > What I have learned over the years is that Good & Bad ain't Black &
> white, just a very big gray area. It depends on your perspective. I
...and what I've learned over the years is that this world's problems
are the result of too many gray areas. Nobody want's to stand up and
be responsible for right and wrong anymore!
BTW - I went to the Heavy Metal church on Saturday night. A friend's
band was headlining their open band night so I took the opportunity to
check both out. This church is AWESOME!
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109.144 | people should get real (or get current...one of the two) | CAVLRY::BUCK | c'mon baby lets go for a ride | Mon Jul 15 1991 14:14 | 8 |
| This discussion reminds me when TIME mag did a cover story on "evil"
a few weeks ago. The cover was in all black, with black lettering
which said "EVIL". Just goes to show that even TIME mag is dumb enough
to sterotype the color black with the concept of "evil". I'm sure
People_of_color did not appreciate the association either!!
It's attitudes like this that keep us in the 1950s!
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109.145 | why do I bother | HAVASU::HEISER | everyone's got a seed to sow | Mon Jul 15 1991 15:32 | 10 |
| Re: -1
I don't know who you were talking too, but it is pretty ridiculous to
base the concept of evil on color alone.
BTW - don't knock the '50s. They didn't have half the problems we have
today. Not EVERYTHING advances over time!
It's attitudes like this that keep us apathetic to our world's
conditions as it gradually degrades.
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109.146 | | POWDML::GOLDBERG | whatcha gonna be brother.. | Mon Jul 15 1991 15:42 | 11 |
|
The 50's might not have had half the problems, because they were less
knowledgeable to what was a problem. There was no such thing as
bigotry, for example, so it wasn't a problem, even though it was
rampant.
Buckelee - you should write a letter to TIME!!
Goddess F.
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109.147 | | HAVASU::HEISER | everyone's got a seed to sow | Mon Jul 15 1991 15:59 | 16 |
| > The 50's might not have had half the problems, because they were less
> knowledgeable to what was a problem. There was no such thing as
> bigotry, for example, so it wasn't a problem, even though it was
> rampant.
I'll grant you that, though it wasn't what I had in mind. I was
thinking along the lines of AIDS (and many other STD's), drug abuse
(especially down to the grade school level), blatant occultism,
abduction of children, various forms of pollution, etc.
The world didn't experience these problems, at today's alarming levels,
until our generation ('80s). The state of the world shows up in
various forms of art too, including music. Maybe that's what the
Family channel program was indirectly pointing out.
Mike
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109.148 | | CAVLRY::BUCK | c'mon baby lets go for a ride | Mon Jul 15 1991 16:08 | 18 |
|
>The world didn't experience these problems, at today's alarming levels,
>until our generation ('80s). The state of the world shows up in
>various forms of art too, including music. Maybe that's what the
>Family channel program was indirectly pointing out.
Art imitates life!
>I'll grant you that, though it wasn't what I had in mind. I was
>thinking along the lines of AIDS (and many other STD's), drug abuse
>(especially down to the grade school level), blatant occultism,
>abduction of children, various forms of pollution, etc.
True...all of the above are pesky problems, but along the lines of
Goddess' reply, if this country, which is built on the words of the
consitution, which states 'all men are created equal', does not back
it's statement of basic human rights, then we have a much greater
problem IMHO.
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109.149 | | HAVASU::HEISER | everyone's got a seed to sow | Mon Jul 15 1991 16:18 | 14 |
| > Goddess' reply, if this country, which is built on the words of the
> consitution, which states 'all men are created equal', does not back
> it's statement of basic human rights, then we have a much greater
> problem IMHO.
Also, you have to remember that the men that wrote those words were
Christians and based our foundations on Biblical principles, including
the quote above. The people that I'm sure you are referring to are
already covered under those basic human rights as much as we are.
Are their needs greater than ours that they need special rights that
are diametrically opposed to the Biblical principles that this country
was founded upon?
Mike
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109.150 | Not special rights, just equal treatment | CAVLRY::BUCK | c'mon baby lets go for a ride | Mon Jul 15 1991 16:32 | 18 |
| -1
Yes, in some ways. Re: back in the 50s...women didn't have a say
in much just because they were women. It took their movement to change
all of that (for the better, IMHO). Blacks didn't have any respect or
social power in the 50s until the whole black movement started. All
this repression based on gender, race, etc...are these the "foundations
on Biblical principles" you were referring too?!?
This is where I kind of have a problem with your earlier comment
(loosly quoted here) that "we're straying from our moral principles and
becoming desensitized to the decaying society around us". Just as it
now seems silly to think that at one time, women and blacks could not
vote, or have the basic rights of white men, becuase of their
difference, is the same principles I base my beliefs on continued power
for all minority groups. While this may be in direct contradition with
"Biblical priciples", I feel my stance is well founded.
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109.151 | | HAVASU::HEISER | everyone's got a seed to sow | Mon Jul 15 1991 18:05 | 41 |
| > this repression based on gender, race, etc...are these the "foundations
> on Biblical principles" you were referring too?!?
Not at all. Since you mentioned before that you do social work for
homosexuals, I thought that was what your "equal rights" was alluding
to. Man's oppression against women and non-caucasians was his own
doing. As I stated before, the "all men created equal" Biblical quote
was twisted by man's racial predjudice against non-caucasians.
Predjudice IS NOT scriptural. In the case of women, read Genesis
2:18-25 and Ephesians 5:22-33,6:1-4. These are regarded as some of
the best passages on Man-Woman relationships. In Genesis 2:18, God
said he was going to create a "help meet" for Adam. The original
Hebrew translations refer to a "companion fit for" a man. In Genesis
2:22 where God takes the rib from Adam to make the first woman, there
is a great significance in the symbol of the rib. God used to rib to
show that women are to be man's EQUAL. This is what its all about
kids! Men & Women meet each other's needs as equals! God didn't take
from Adam's head to make the woman superior, or from his feet for us to
dominate over women. As for Ephesians 5:22-33, many lose the meaning
here too. Wives are called to submit to their husbands, but people
don't realize that a woman can't submit to a man that she doesn't love.
Husbands are called to love their wives as Christ loved the church and
gave himself for it, and also called to love their wives as their own
bodies. You cannot bestow a greater love on your mate. God knows that
the male tends to be self-centered, but giving this love to your mate,
allows the woman to respect and submit to her husband and completes the
cycle.
Anyway, I don't expect everyone to comprehend this, but does this sound
like something man has been following prior to the women's liberation
movement? I'm sure some decent men have practiced these beliefs, but
in general I'd say men have been missing out on the potential for a
beautiful relationship with their wives.
> for all minority groups. While this may be in direct contradition with
> "Biblical priciples", I feel my stance is well founded.
Again, see above. Man, for whatever reason you wish, has twisted and
perverted the guidelines God has given us.
Mike
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109.152 | WHOA. major trip | BRAT::MATTHEWS | WHATZ Goin ON !!!!!!!!!!! | Mon Jul 15 1991 18:23 | 22 |
|
re. heiser..
who said that?? are you reading Ghosts notes or WHAT there DUDE!!!!!
wendy o'
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109.153 | Sorta agree Mike I think! | NEEPS::IRVINE | It takes 2269.... | Tue Jul 16 1991 05:03 | 27 |
|
Mike.
�...and what I've learned over the years is that this world's problems
�are the result of too many gray areas. Nobody want's to stand up and
�be responsible for right and wrong anymore!
I would have thought that everyone is responsible for their own
right and wrong doing. I had a great experience a number of years ago
where I had a door step minister, preaching to me about how my life was
not following the scriptures, and that I should be more like him. He
was later arrested for harrasing women and his excuse... God told me to
teach them the errors of their ways...!!!
BULLSH*T! God did not tell him anything. He was and still is
personally responsible for his own actions. Hiding behind the
Church/Establishment/Etc dosen't cut it with me. So basically I agree
with what you said in 109.143 Mike, but I believe that it's people who
make the difference. You get good, bad, and gray people, but it's
their attitudes to each other that causes problems.... As `Bill' would
say....
"Be Excellent to Each Other".
Bonzo
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109.154 | fui | DPDMAI::THRELFALL | Overwhelming Euphoric Lift | Tue Jul 16 1991 10:18 | 8 |
| i was reading an article in Spin Mag. the other day that was rather
interesting...it seems that most of the new Death Metal is coming out
of Florida these days and the new rage is for the bands to throw cat
guts (yes CAT GUTS!) into the audience and then the audience throws it
back on the stage so the guts stick to the band's suits of armour with
spikes all over... they really get off on the stench of rotting flesh.
F*ckin' sicko man!
|
109.155 | woah, nellie! | CAVLRY::BUCK | c'mon baby lets go for a ride | Tue Jul 16 1991 10:24 | 17 |
| >> this repression based on gender, race, etc...are these the "foundations
>> on Biblical principles" you were referring too?!?
> Not at all. Since you mentioned before that you do social work for
> homosexuals, I thought that was what your "equal rights" was alluding
> to.
Woah, Mikey...lets get something straight here. I do volunteer AIDS
work. AIDS IS NOT A GAY DISEASE!!! I see kids, teenage girls, gay
men, IV drug users, women, men, lesbians, people from all walks of
life! In fact, the highest rate of infection/risk group are currently
IV drug users (1.1 million amercians are IV users, and 25% of them are
already infected with HIV...in NYC, 60% of the city's IV drug users are
infected). That should give you an idea how HIV will weave it's way
into the heterosexual community VERY quickly!
B.
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109.156 | S. CAROLINA | BOSOX::DIFRUSCIA | I'M THE NRA | Tue Jul 16 1991 13:04 | 9 |
| re:143
Is the church your talking about in South Carolina, When I was
down there on vacation I went to a Heavy Metal Church, I think
it was called The Home Church of Rock n Roll, awsome place they
had some pretty good bands.
Tony
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109.157 | Umm...yeah | GOES11::G_HOUSE | I wanna be sedated! | Tue Jul 16 1991 13:13 | 13 |
| re: Bonzo
> �...and what I've learned over the years is that this world's problems
> �are the result of too many gray areas. Nobody want's to stand up and
> �be responsible for right and wrong anymore!
>
> I would have thought that everyone is responsible for their own
> right and wrong doing.
I think that's exactly what he was trying to say! He wasn't saying
anyone should take responsibility for someone ELSE'S problems.
gh
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109.158 | | VCSESU::MOSHER::COOK | Harvester of Sorrow | Tue Jul 16 1991 13:46 | 26 |
|
'pril said I should post this here after she read 'em, so I will.
Title: Armageddon.
Lyrics: Peter Cook
Music: Steve Garry
He has sent the angel of death,
to bring the evil one forth.
Seven bells raises Him,
The battle has begun.
He overtakes the slaves of hell.
Satan's house is falling well.
Devil's minion's cry in defeat,
His power, they will meet.
The holy torment the ghosts of sin.
Darkness infected, He will win.
"He rules supreme",
I hear Satan scream.
Demons fall as Angel's thrive.
Satan's worshipers take their lives.
Haunting Hell, the angels prevail,
Life has come, Satan has failed.
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109.159 | catching up | HAVASU::HEISER | GTS fahvernugen | Tue Jul 16 1991 13:46 | 37 |
| > where I had a door step minister, preaching to me about how my life was
> not following the scriptures, and that I should be more like him. He
> was later arrested for harrasing women and his excuse... God told me to
> teach them the errors of their ways...!!!
That's why God gave us his word (the Bible) to follow. Placing your
trust in man will always lead to disappoinment. I'm sure the people
that supported the ministries of Swaggart & Bakker will vouch for that!
> F*ckin' sicko man!
yeah, but at least they're using cats ;-)
> Woah, Mikey...lets get something straight here. I do volunteer AIDS
Yeah I get your drift, but who is seeking the special rights above and
beyond what we all have: the Gays or the AIDS stricken?
As for AIDS coming into the heterosexual community, *MOST* of it is a
result of people doing something they shouldn't be doing in the first
place. You reap what you sow!
> Is the church your talking about in South Carolina, When I was
> down there on vacation I went to a Heavy Metal Church, I think
The one I went to is in Phoenix and is called David's Cave. They are
affiliated with Calvary Chapel out of Costa Mesa, CA. I've been to
that Calvary Chapel too and it isn't a coincidence that a LARGE number
of Christian rockers (famous ones too) attend there. Very music
oriented!
> I think that's exactly what he was trying to say! He wasn't saying
> anyone should take responsibility for someone ELSE'S problems.
gh, thanks dude!
Mike
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109.160 | | HAVASU::HEISER | GTS fahvernugen | Tue Jul 16 1991 14:03 | 11 |
| Re: Armageddon lyrics
I like it, but one question comes up. Who is the first line referring
to? The rest is obvious.
> He has sent the angel of death,
BTW - Anyone know the lyrics to Maiden's "Number of the Beast"? I
always wanted to read them.
Mike
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109.161 | 8^) | DPDMAI::THRELFALL | Overwhelming Euphoric Lift | Tue Jul 16 1991 14:08 | 3 |
| Mike, I'll post them tomorrow...
Coolness Pete!
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109.162 | | VCSESU::MOSHER::COOK | Harvester of Sorrow | Tue Jul 16 1991 14:18 | 4 |
|
re: .160
Refer's to God himself.
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109.163 | jmho | CAVLRY::BUCK | c'mon baby lets go for a ride | Tue Jul 16 1991 14:45 | 18 |
| >Yeah I get your drift, but who is seeking the special rights above and
>beyond what we all have: the Gays or the AIDS stricken?
Both, actually, but for different purposes. AIDS activists are
lobbying for anti-discrimination laws, more lienient regulations from
the FDA on experimental drugs, restrictions placed on those companies
currently marketing drugs for AIDS patients (their price hikes are
going through the roof), needle exhange programs for addicts, Intl
travel restriction appeal, etc.
Gay rights activists are lobbying for basic human like housing,
anti-job discrimination, insurance coverage for life spouses, etc.
IMHO, I can see both groups needs, and personally don't feel either
are asking for "special rights above and beyond what we all have",
as you so put it.
B.
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109.164 | Give us a break, come down off your pedestal! | HLDG00::SUTHERLAND | Lay your spirit down easy | Tue Jul 16 1991 15:07 | 55 |
|
>> That's why God gave us his word (the Bible) to follow. Placing your
>> trust in man will always lead to disappoinment. I'm sure the people
>> that supported the ministries of Swaggart & Bakker will vouch for that!
Is this not rather a sweeping statement to make Mikey. Who are you to
decide that all men are disappointing? Open mouth and hold back foot
next time please. I hope that the people who were disillusioned by S &
B (and yes we even heard of them in Europe) don't think the way you do
as it is not very christian!
> F*ckin' sicko man!
>> yeah, but at least they're using cats ;-)
Way sicko Mike! I don't like cats either but to joke about it is
a wee bit overdone mate!
> Woah, Mikey...lets get something straight here. I do volunteer
AIDS
>> Yeah I get your drift, but who is seeking the special rights above and
>> beyond what we all have: the Gays or the AIDS stricken?
I don't think that you got his drift at all! It was perfectly
clear to me that he wasn't seeking preferential treatment for AIDS
sufferers, but simply a fair crack of the whip!
>> As for AIDS coming into the heterosexual community, *MOST* of it is a
>> result of people doing something they shouldn't be doing in the first
>> place. You reap what you sow!
How biblical of you! But I suspect not even close, as if
capitalising the word MOST justifies you coming out with claptrap
like this (SNORT). I also suspect that you are out of both your
emotional experience and your intellectual depth in this matter. I
certainly am!
GAZ
> Is the church your talking about in South Carolina, When I was
> down there on vacation I went to a Heavy Metal Church, I think
The one I went to is in Phoenix and is called David's Cave. They are
affiliated with Calvary Chapel out of Costa Mesa, CA. I've been to
that Calvary Chapel too and it isn't a coincidence that a LARGE number
of Christian rockers (famous ones too) attend there. Very music
oriented!
> I think that's exactly what he was trying to say! He wasn't saying
> anyone should take responsibility for someone ELSE'S problems.
gh, thanks dude!
Mike
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109.165 | Just to put my seal on it! | HLDG00::SUTHERLAND | Lay your spirit down easy | Tue Jul 16 1991 15:09 | 5 |
| Oh yes, and as a final killer for you! Wasn't Christ first and
foremost a man!
GAZ
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109.166 | | VCSESU::MOSHER::COOK | Harvester of Sorrow | Tue Jul 16 1991 15:11 | 8 |
|
I can't believe they do that with cats. I love cats. They are WAY
superior to dogs.
I mean, if they were REAL men, they would use dogs because their
inards are bigger. 8-)
[it's a joke, son!]
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109.167 | | POWDML::GOLDBERG | whatcha gonna be brother.. | Tue Jul 16 1991 15:39 | 22 |
|
I don't think anyone can make the judgement or assumption that God
decided to punish these people for doing something "they shouldn't have
done in the first place" with a fatal disease.
First of all, everyone's interpretation of the bible is different, and
there are *different* bibles.
You can make the decision that the religion you practice is the correct
one or "right" one for you, but only God can tell what is the absolute
"right" religion. I can understand if you beleive that your religion
is correct.
Homosexuality or drug abuse may or may not be wrong. It may be
something that is forgiven. At any rate, there are many different
theories.
Again, my main point here is that noone can assume or explaine God's
actions. That is, if there is a God.
Goddess F.
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109.168 | have fun people! | HAVASU::HEISER | GTS fahvernugen | Tue Jul 16 1991 16:27 | 91 |
| Maybe someday when we meet face to face, we can chat about this. This
medium is obviously causing some hard feelings and miscommunications.
I know I'm not the best of communicators.
but anyway...
> IMHO, I can see both groups needs, and personally don't feel either
> are asking for "special rights above and beyond what we all have",
> as you so put it.
I see your point and respect it, although I don't 100% agree with
everything.
> -< Give us a break, come down off your pedestal! >-
> Is this not rather a sweeping statement to make Mikey. Who are you to
> decide that all men are disappointing? Open mouth and hold back foot
> next time please.
First of all, I'm not on a pedestal. I'm human and make mistakes as
much as anyone else. The Bible calls us to place our trust in God.
What I was saying there is that man isn't perfect and somebody will be
disappointed no matter what. Can you honestly say that no person has
ever let you down? Seems to me that we may both have feet in our
mouths.
> I hope that the people who were disillusioned by S &
> B (and yes we even heard of them in Europe) don't think the way you do
> as it is not very christian!
See above. They let an awful lot of people down. I feel sorry for
them, and I can pray for them, but I was never associated with their
ministries.
> Way sicko Mike! I don't like cats either but to joke about it is
> a wee bit overdone mate!
Did you have your coffee today? I even put a smiley in there. It's
funny how you didn't rag on Pete for his remark about the dogs.
> How biblical of you! But I suspect not even close, as if
> capitalising the word MOST justifies you coming out with claptrap
> like this (SNORT). I also suspect that you are out of both your
> emotional experience and your intellectual depth in this matter. I
> certainly am!
You can set the Bible aside for this one if you wish. There are
universal laws of sowing & reaping that apply to all. I don't care
what religious orientation you have! If you do a lousy job for DEC,
you may not have a job very long. If you cheat on your wife, you may
not be married long. If you play with fire, you're going to get burned.
If you use dirty needles, you will get sick and have a good chance at
getting AIDS. It's pretty cut and dry...
> -< Just to put my seal on it! >-
> Oh yes, and as a final killer for you! Wasn't Christ first and
> foremost a man!
No he was God incarnate! If he was just a man, millions of Christians
and religious people around the world have been wasting their time for
milleniums! If you wish, I can back it up scripturally.
> decided to punish these people for doing something "they shouldn't have
> done in the first place" with a fatal disease.
God's not punishing anyone. We have free will (freedom of choice).
They chose to do what they've done and are now reaping the results of
their actions.
> First of all, everyone's interpretation of the bible is different, and
> there are *different* bibles.
It's possible, but there aren't very many translations that go from the
original Hebrew and Greek directly to English. Most of what you call
*different* bibles are just modern English revisions of the King James
version.
> You can make the decision that the religion you practice is the correct
> one or "right" one for you, but only God can tell what is the absolute
> "right" religion. I can understand if you beleive that your religion
> is correct.
First of all, I don't practice a religion. Secondly, you left out a
third option above. God can tell you which one is right.
> Again, my main point here is that noone can assume or explaine God's
> actions. That is, if there is a God.
...and nobody can blame the results of their choices on God. If you
make a decision, you are responsible.
Mike
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109.169 | | POWDML::GOLDBERG | whatcha gonna be brother.. | Tue Jul 16 1991 16:37 | 19 |
|
I mostly agree with you Mikey. The comment I was referring to was the
one where (loosely quoted) you had made some direct or indirect
reference (can't remember, I'll have to check back) on that because
someone had homosexual sex, and contracted AIDS, they were "reaping
what they sow." i.e., this is God's way of punishing them, or
something to that effect.
There are many people that beleive (one good friend of mine who is in
bible study) that there is nowhere in the bible that says homosexuality
is committing a sin against God. There are actual homosexual
ministers, reverands, and rabbi's. Not many, but there interpretation
of the bible is different, obviously!
Also, from what I know about Judiasm (which is not much at all!) it is
beleived that Jesus was just a man.
Goddess
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109.170 | fyi | CAVLRY::BUCK | c'mon baby lets go for a ride | Tue Jul 16 1991 16:39 | 5 |
| Just for clarification, I have no hard feelings over this discussion,
you, your views, etc. My noting style may seem a tad direct at times,
but I respect your views, and that's fine. I may not agree with them,
but isn't that what the spirit of VoD is all about anyways?
|
109.171 | No hard feelings here! | HLDG00::SUTHERLAND | Lay your spirit down easy | Tue Jul 16 1991 16:46 | 24 |
| I am sorry Mike, but I am finding your high-handed approach here a bit
tough too swallow! This is funny, because usually I follow your point
of view on these matters!
Sticking a joke in about dead cats while otherwise sermonising is out
of place. That is the reason I didn't 'rag Pete'. He was simply
making a joke and was not trying to lecture us in the process. Any way
the coffee here is terrible!
I am not going to try and argue the scriptures with you, I don't have
the ability, but I was always under the impression that Jesus was first
a man then a god. It is probably open to interpretation though!
I think the statement 'to reap what you sow' always seems to come from
those who believe they hold the moral high ground. I find it a trifle
snotty to say the least! Especially when young babies are born with
AIDS! Did they reap what they sowed? Did the Ethiopians caught
between two bands of thugs 'reap what they sowed'. Me, I think that it
is time that people threw away such pathetic ideas and started showing
a wee bit more compassion!
GAZ
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109.172 | remember? | CAVLRY::BUCK | c'mon baby lets go for a ride | Tue Jul 16 1991 16:49 | 5 |
| >snotty to say the least! Especially when young babies are born with
>AIDS! Did they reap what they sowed? Did the Ethiopians caught
>between two bands of thugs 'reap what they sowed'. Me, I think that it
I guess they fall out of that window of "MOST"...
|
109.173 | | HAVASU::HEISER | GTS fahvernugen | Tue Jul 16 1991 17:54 | 72 |
| Re: .169
F,
> There are many people that beleive (one good friend of mine who is in
> bible study) that there is nowhere in the bible that says homosexuality
> is committing a sin against God. There are actual homosexual
> ministers, reverands, and rabbi's. Not many, but there interpretation
> of the bible is different, obviously!
Yeah I've heard of "Gays for Christ". I'm not sure what based their
beliefs on, but the KJV has plenty of references to it and it is called
sin in every case. The Episcopalian (sp?) denomination was one of the
recent protestant denominations to discuss ordaining homosexuals. They
had their convention here last month and it received quite a bit of
press.
> Also, from what I know about Judiasm (which is not much at all!) it is
> beleived that Jesus was just a man.
Well all the protestant and pentecostal denominations are
Judeo-Christian and none of them believe that. If you think about it,
they're wasting their time if that were true.
Re: .170
> Just for clarification, I have no hard feelings over this discussion,
> you, your views, etc. My noting style may seem a tad direct at times,
> but I respect your views, and that's fine. I may not agree with them,
> but isn't that what the spirit of VoD is all about anyways?
Aw Buck, you only say it cuz you mean it! ;-) (nonsequitir joke)
Re: .171
GAZ,
> I am sorry Mike, but I am finding your high-handed approach here a bit
> tough too swallow! This is funny, because usually I follow your point
> of view on these matters!
Sorry if I'm coming across as high-handed. That really isn't my style.
> Sticking a joke in about dead cats while otherwise sermonising is out
> of place. That is the reason I didn't 'rag Pete'. He was simply
> making a joke and was not trying to lecture us in the process. Any way
> the coffee here is terrible!
Oh so now I need a new personality because I like to tell sick jokes
while having a discussion! ;-)
> I am not going to try and argue the scriptures with you, I don't have
> the ability, but I was always under the impression that Jesus was first
> a man then a god. It is probably open to interpretation though!
Well, in addition to what I mentioned before, a mere man couldn't have
done all the things he did. Even if you ignore the miracles, how many
men do you know that went into the desert for 40 days & nights without
food or water? You don't appreciate that until you live in the desert.
� >snotty to say the least! Especially when young babies are born with
� >AIDS! Did they reap what they sowed? Did the Ethiopians caught
� >between two bands of thugs 'reap what they sowed'. Me, I think that it
> I guess they fall out of that window of "MOST"...
Exactly! Ryan was a perfect example of the exception. Don't ask me
why it happens, but I don't believe God can be blamed for it. That's
like blaming God for wars and everything that comes with it. Man is
the one that makes the decision to start them in the first place.
Mike
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109.174 | ;^) | GOES11::G_HOUSE | I wanna be sedated! | Tue Jul 16 1991 17:58 | 4 |
| > Oh so now I need a new personality because I like to tell sick jokes
> while having a discussion! ;-)
Get a personality, Mike!
|
109.175 | ;-) | HAVASU::HEISER | GTS fahvernugen | Tue Jul 16 1991 18:02 | 1 |
| can I get a life, job, and a new Marshall � stack too?
|
109.176 | Make it two while you're at it | GOES11::G_HOUSE | I wanna be sedated! | Tue Jul 16 1991 18:08 | 3 |
| If you're a good boy (and you have about $1250 for the new Marshall)...
8^)
|
109.177 | (^8*. | HLDG00::SUTHERLAND | Lay your spirit down easy | Tue Jul 16 1991 18:08 | 6 |
| Well my son, you have my permission on the first 2. Afraid you will
have to ask your wife for the last!
GAZ
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109.178 | Sounds like advice from Coop... | GOES11::G_HOUSE | I wanna be sedated! | Tue Jul 16 1991 18:09 | 4 |
| Don't ask!
Just buy it. If she complains, turn up until you can't hear her
anymore...
|
109.179 | | HLDG00::SUTHERLAND | Lay your spirit down easy | Tue Jul 16 1991 18:10 | 7 |
| re -1. thus spaketh a single man if ever I heard one!
Little does he know!
GAZ
|
109.180 | apropos of nothing! | HLDG00::SUTHERLAND | Lay your spirit down easy | Tue Jul 16 1991 18:14 | 11 |
|
We're all searchin' for deliverance
when there ain't no where to run
Lay your spirit down easy
we're always gonna be
a little lost sometimes.
GAZ
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109.181 | Rambling personal pet-peeve tangent from hell | CAVLRY::BUCK | c'mon baby lets go for a ride | Tue Jul 16 1991 18:15 | 26 |
| >Exactly! Ryan was a perfect example of the exception.
Not to tangent here, but it's somewhat relative in concept...
What bugs me about the whole AIDS pandemic is the public reaction to it
is so severe, and segratory. Example...that young woman in FLA who is
lying on her death bed, infected 3 years ago by her dentist...Ryan
White...the woman who was raped by an HIV+ IV drug user...Liz
Glaser...they all the get the press, they all get the sorrow, etc. But
what about the gay man, or hopelessly drug dependant (you can't say
those people are capable of reason)? They deserved a fatal disease?
They deserve the scorn and abandonment? I don't think so. None of
them "deserve" it. It really makes me mad when I hear about people
burning other people's home, beatings, grave desicration (most noteably
in Ryan White's case), and general hate crimes. People don't treat Cancer
victims this way?! How ironic it was to read in the news of that man
in NYC who used to hang around in front of Hospice's which treated AIDS
victims, then would bash them as they left the treatment center. He
bashed one too many people, and wound up infecting himself with HIV.
Now, he's on the other side of the fence, and life has taken on a whole
new outlook for him. Funny how it takes something like that to produce
change in people, eh?
This pi$$-poor attitude is std fare by far too many people IMHO, and
it won't solve anything. This includes all religious groups involved.
IMO, a good christian is not one to hate someone for an illness!
|
109.182 | | GOES11::G_HOUSE | I wanna be sedated! | Tue Jul 16 1991 18:28 | 3 |
| re: .179
No way, old married fart here!
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109.183 | I'm bummed | HAVASU::HEISER | GTS fahvernugen | Tue Jul 16 1991 19:10 | 4 |
| Re: Coop
He's still married and does that? Wow, what a woman! ;-) If I bought
the Marshall and then cranked it, I'd be in the dog house for sure!
|
109.184 | Could be worth it! Upgrade the dog house before hand... | GOES11::G_HOUSE | I wanna be sedated! | Tue Jul 16 1991 19:19 | 6 |
| >If I bought
> the Marshall and then cranked it, I'd be in the dog house for sure
Make sure you take your guitar and the Marshall with you!
gh
|
109.185 | don't shoot the wounded | HAVASU::HEISER | GTS fahvernugen | Tue Jul 16 1991 19:22 | 33 |
| > Glaser...they all the get the press, they all get the sorrow, etc. But
> what about the gay man, or hopelessly drug dependant (you can't say
> those people are capable of reason)? They deserved a fatal disease?
> They deserve the scorn and abandonment? I don't think so. None of
> them "deserve" it. It really makes me mad when I hear about people
Nobody deserves anything like that. We're all guilty, but I wish
people would think about long term consequences before making certain
decisions. It's funny, 10 years ago, I'd NEVER say something like
that. Some people have to learn the hard way...
> This pi$$-poor attitude is std fare by far too many people IMHO, and
> it won't solve anything. This includes all religious groups involved.
> IMO, a good christian is not one to hate someone for an illness!
Very true. *MOST* (there's that word again ;-))
mainline/traditionalist religious organizations are too judgemental to
do anybody any good (the one's that say "hate the sin, love the
sinner"). Especially of their "own kind". Look at all the excrement
Stryper had to put up with! I know the store owner in southern California
where they buy most of their equipment (at least they did prior to "To
Hell with the Devil"). He told me they weren't even allowed to play in
their own church!
I really caught flack the first time I brought my Ibanez RG550 to
church. I heard sarcastic statements like, "...that must be a rock 'n'
roll guitar!" Being the smart-ass that I am, I said, "Yeah that's why
I bought it!" ;-) Then I heard all the whispers when I started shaving
the sides of my head! Now I'm going to start using the distortion
channels on my M1! ;-) I've always used the clean channel, but not any
more!
Mike
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109.186 | | HAVASU::HEISER | GTS fahvernugen | Tue Jul 16 1991 19:27 | 2 |
| Hey Greg, did you ever get promoted out of the dog house? Is that why
you use 4x10s? ;-)
|
109.187 | No 4x10s here | GOES11::G_HOUSE | I wanna be sedated! | Tue Jul 16 1991 21:15 | 16 |
| > Hey Greg, did you ever get promoted out of the dog house? Is that why
> you use 4x10s? ;-)
I'm constantly in the dog house! But I sold the 4x10s to Randy Bronson
(remember R.B.?), they're gone! (actually I still have to ship him one
of 'em...lazy slack rear that I am). Anyway, I'm going to be using a
Marshall 4x12 straight front loaded with 30wt Celestions, all freshly
reconed and ready to roar! I just have to do a little work on it first
to get it ready for duty, as it was kind of torn up when I got it.
I can't believe they'd give you flack about *your* guitar, it's really
pretty conservative looking, with the white paint and all. Not like
some of them, like the lazer blue or road hazard pink ones that Coop
has or something! Some people...
gh
|
109.188 | ;-) | HAVASU::HEISER | GTS fahvernugen | Wed Jul 17 1991 13:44 | 8 |
| > I can't believe they'd give you flack about *your* guitar, it's really
> pretty conservative looking, with the white paint and all. Not like
Think about the people I'm dealing with here though. After all, it
does have a pointed headstock and, though its a strat type body, some
of the body points come to a point.
Mike
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109.189 | Warlocks are the worst! | COMET::FRISBYA | ComeGetSomeYum? | Wed Jul 17 1991 13:52 | 4 |
| POINTY=EVIL
Frizkid
|
109.190 | Bogus | GOES11::G_HOUSE | I wanna be sedated! | Wed Jul 17 1991 13:57 | 4 |
| I still don't get it. That's not a particularly pointy headstock, try
out my Charvel...
gh
|
109.191 | | HAVASU::HEISER | GTS fahvernugen | Wed Jul 17 1991 14:23 | 1 |
| no thanks, keep the Shovel ;-)
|
109.192 | what's the prob? | CAVLRY::BUCK | c'mon baby lets go for a ride | Wed Jul 17 1991 14:29 | 2 |
| I don get it...are pointy guitars s'pposed to be any more phallic
in representation than non-pointy guitars?!?
|
109.193 | | HAVASU::HEISER | GTS fahvernugen | Wed Jul 17 1991 14:42 | 1 |
| No just more radical looking. I'm such a rebel ;-)
|
109.194 | PAH !!! | BTOVT::BAGDY_M | She's a natural. . . | Wed Jul 17 1991 15:06 | 5 |
|
Does that mean I'm an evil bass player cause I have a
Warlock ?
METALord"�
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109.195 | B.C. RICH RULES!! | COMET::FRISBYA | ComeGetSomeYum? | Wed Jul 17 1991 18:12 | 7 |
| Way evil............
POINTY HELL!
8*)!!!!!
Frizkid
|
109.196 | | CAVLRY::ROBR | Every breath a static charge | Wed Jul 17 1991 18:15 | 7 |
|
Bet it's an NJ :')
I loved the look of those things since the moment I saw Sixx with one
back during SATD.
|
109.197 | So exactly how evil does that make me ? :^) | BTOVT::BAGDY_M | She's a natural. . . | Wed Jul 17 1991 22:34 | 8 |
|
RE: NJ Warlock
Yeah it is, but hey, for the price I paid, I cannot complain!
Got it at EU Wurlitzers in Woosta' back a little over a month
ago for $250.
METALord"'
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109.198 | | CAVLRY::BUCK | c'mon baby lets go for a ride | Thu Jul 18 1991 00:20 | 5 |
| > Yeah it is, but hey, for the price I paid, I cannot complain!
> Got it at EU Wurlitzers in Woosta' back a little over a month
> ago for $250.
Mr. cheap n easy...that's the Matt Bagdy *I* know!! ;^)
|
109.199 | | CAVLRY::BUCK | c'mon baby lets go for a ride | Thu Jul 18 1991 00:20 | 1 |
| Woah dudes, it's...
|
109.200 | 200 rePLIEZZZZZZZZzzzzzzzzzzzzz!!! 8*} | CAVLRY::BUCK | c'mon baby lets go for a ride | Thu Jul 18 1991 00:21 | 1 |
|
|
109.201 | | BTOVT::BAGDY_M | She's a natural. . . | Thu Jul 18 1991 07:39 | 10 |
|
| Mr. cheap n easy...that's the Matt Bagdy *I* know!! ;^)
Nah, more like, that's all my wallet could afford and my
girlfriend was the one who `financed' the purchase for me.
(Hey, nobody likes credit, but when the interest is THAT
good. (^; )
METALord"�
|
109.202 | | VCSESU::MOSHER::COOK | Stormtrooper of Death | Thu Jul 18 1991 10:15 | 4 |
|
Bassist for M.P. has a warlock, a bich, and a one other which the name
escapes me. REAL pointy. wish I could think of the name of it.
|
109.203 | ex | SOURCE::WHITMAN | | Thu Jul 18 1991 11:00 | 6 |
|
Ironbird?
Those are REAL pointy....
|
109.204 | | CAVLRY::BUCK | c'mon baby lets go for a ride | Thu Jul 18 1991 11:11 | 1 |
| Mockingbird?
|
109.205 | | VCSESU::MOSHER::COOK | Stormtrooper of Death | Thu Jul 18 1991 11:12 | 5 |
|
Iron bird is correct!!
Hey Jim, you gonna be around at lunchtime? I wanna drop off that tape
and may some tix if ya want some.
|
109.206 | | SOURCE::WHITMAN | | Thu Jul 18 1991 11:31 | 10 |
|
I have a mockingbird guitar... had it for about 8 years.. the real
BC Rich!
Yup, I'll be around... and Ya! bring some tixs.. I'm pretty sure
I'll be able to check you guys out Sunday..
|
109.207 | Waaaaaaaaaaa | CAVLRY::BUCK | c'mon baby lets go for a ride | Thu Jul 18 1991 11:44 | 8 |
| Jim,
You have a REAL one? Was it the maple one with Koa stripes or the Koa
one with maple stripes?? Also, was it the STD model (rosewood board
with diamond inlays) or the custom model (ebony board with cloud
inlays)??
Buck, who wants a Mockingbird Custom in a REAL bad way!!!
|
109.208 | | SOURCE::WHITMAN | | Thu Jul 18 1991 13:31 | 13 |
|
I believe its the one with maple stripes.. the STD model...
I like the old style headstocks too....
It was my first guitar.... I have'nt picked it up in a while!
(seeing I play bass now...) almost sold it once... but could'nt
part with it....
JW-
|
109.209 | | SOURCE::WHITMAN | | Thu Jul 18 1991 13:33 | 5 |
|
The only thing I did'nt like about the Mockingbird was that it's
top heavy...
|
109.210 | You play Bass?? News to moi | CAVLRY::BUCK | c'mon baby lets go for a ride | Thu Jul 18 1991 14:31 | 1 |
| I WANT ONE!!!
|
109.211 | | SOURCE::WHITMAN | | Thu Jul 18 1991 14:51 | 7 |
|
Yup, played bass for the last.. ummm... hmm.... lets see...
4 years?
played git first.. for about 2...
|
109.213 | More tidbits from Spin August '91 | DPDMAI::THRELFALL | Demons fall as Angels thrive | Fri Jul 19 1991 12:36 | 26 |
| Glen Benton, the guitarist from Deicide, is a proud new daddy.
His son's name is Daemon-the latin version meaning master of the
supernatural...He's already got a song dedicated to him called "Satan
Spawn the Cacodaemon"...
Benton tried to talk the doctor into letting him take the placenta home
with him after Daemon was born...he's already got his tonsils and his
grandmothers kidney stones in a jar of formaldehyde at home...
He has in inverted 6 inch cross branded into his forhead that he
reburns every third sunday of each month..."My crosses would always go
flying off when we played, so I figured I'd make it permanent...It's a
trademark of my beliefs"
Re: cat guts..."The whole place becomes encased in the smell of rotting
flesh and it becomes one large food fight. When the meat is going
around with the nails on the armor and there's guts hanging off you,
it's insane. This stuff is real."
These bands make Slayer look mellow!
"you can almost guarantee that if you're from Florida in a death metal
band, you'll get signed..."
paraphrased with absolutely no permission!
|
109.214 | but what a concert! | CAVLRY::BUCK | c'mon baby lets go for a ride | Fri Jul 19 1991 12:47 | 3 |
| -1
Def. sick puppies IMHO
|
109.215 | %^P TOO GROSS MAN! | DPDMAI::THRELFALL | Demons fall as Angels thrive | Fri Jul 19 1991 12:49 | 3 |
| Yea, can you imagine???
"Excuse me, you have a liver on your shoulder..."
|
109.216 | | SOURCE::WHITMAN | | Fri Jul 19 1991 13:22 | 3 |
|
What talent..... please...
|
109.217 | Shampoo | CADSYS::PIKET | | Fri Jul 19 1991 13:52 | 4 |
| I'd like to meet his wife or girlfriend or whatever. She must out of
her mind (Honey, remember the placenta...)
Jim
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109.218 | | GOES11::G_HOUSE | I wanna be sedated! | Fri Jul 19 1991 17:06 | 4 |
| Oh, now *where* did I put that placenta? I know I had it here
somewhere?
Gimme a break...
|
109.219 | scarey people! | MASALA::IGOLDIE | whats that funky smell? | Fri Jul 19 1991 17:11 | 9 |
| there is a famous tv doctor here in the UK who eat her placenta,she
claimed is full of nutrients,bollocks to that,she a devil worshipper 80
Staynz
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109.220 | Bovine placenta | CADSYS::PIKET | | Fri Jul 19 1991 17:32 | 9 |
| If I remember correctly, I had a health teacher once who told me
that placenta was used in certain shampoos and other hair products because
the nutrients or whatever had beneficial effects. I can't remember if
it was human placenta or bovine placenta or what. How'd you like to
get that in you eyes?
Jim
Oh yeah, keeping with the topic... SATAN RULES
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109.221 | makes you waana wash your hair in seaweed | BRAT::MATTHEWS | WHATZ Goin ON !!!!!!!!!!! | Fri Jul 19 1991 17:47 | 17 |
| re. last and then some..
human placeta (sp?)
they use in comsmetics, hair care etc... yes you are correct.
scarey thougth huh???
wendy.
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109.222 | been doing it for years | HAVASU::HEISER | she ain't pretty, she just looks that way | Fri Jul 19 1991 17:49 | 4 |
| Re: -1
right you are WendyO, and most of it comes from France where abortion
is so legal it is encouraged ;-)
|
109.223 | For those who are curious,like me :-) | WMOIS::MAZURKA | Son of the Dawn | Fri Jul 19 1991 20:05 | 6 |
| Placenta-the vascular organ in mammals except monotremes and marsupials
that unites the fetus to the maternal uterus and mediates its metabolic
exchanges through a more or less intimate association of uterine
mucosal with mucosal with chorionic and usu.allantoic tissues.
Crazy-Very-internel_dudes_AL
|
109.224 | | SNAX::LECLAIRE | | Sat Jul 20 1991 09:53 | 3 |
| sounds like a drum head
|
109.225 | yum | POWDML::GOLDBERG | dizzy in a haze for 40 days | Mon Jul 22 1991 09:41 | 8 |
|
BLECH!!!
Well maybe someday they will come up with a line of "placenta-free
cosmetics".
ACK!
|
109.226 | I'm outta here | CADSYS::PIKET | | Wed Jul 31 1991 12:21 | 5 |
| Jesus saves sinners and redeems them for valuable cash prizes
later,
Jim
|
109.227 | music's not that bad, but the lyrics do me in | DPDMAI::THRELFALL | I'mFREE2ExerciseMyDownwardMobility! | Mon Sep 16 1991 16:55 | 20 |
| since I couldn't find a "Death" topic, I'll just put it in here...
I was hanging out with some death rockers this weekend and I have a few
things to say. I had to sit there and listen to their death rockin'
music for what seemed like and eternity! I must say that after a while
this stuff really starts to grow on ya...At first I just cringed up and
tried to forget about it, but after a while, it's hard NOT to hear it
(basically because it's so f'n loud!) I have to say this: There are
some VERY cool guitar riffs on this album (Spiritual Healing) And if
it wasn't for the vocals, I would probably rrrrrreeeeeaaaallly like it.
The vocals are what really turns me off. And they would say "NO!
that's what makes it so HARDCORE!"...I don't see any musical talent
whatsoever in the vocals, but some of the stuff does have merit. And I
had to keep telling myself over and over: These people are just people
and this music is just music. it worked. But I can only take this
stuff in very small doses.
Well, that's my .02$
'pril
|
109.228 | no thanks, I'll pass | HAVASU::HEISER | the rock stomps here! | Mon Sep 16 1991 17:29 | 11 |
| Re: lyrics
It's funny, that's the same argument Christian rockers have. The music
is rock, no matter how you cut it. The lyrics are what *makes* a lot
of different styles.
Obviously, I could never compromise myself and my beliefs to support
death metal/satanic lyrics in any way, shape, or form. I refuse to
rationalize it too.
Mike
|
109.229 | This is gonna land me in trouble again! | NEEPS::IRVINE | I never have, and I never will. | Tue Sep 17 1991 09:45 | 33 |
| None of the following are meant to reflect my beliefs, nor are they
meant to support anyone else's beliefs.... just a few interesting
points.... IMO
Lyrics.... I can rarely make out what is said, and I don't really like
Death metal so I can't fully comment. If they are promoting what could
be concidered harmful ideaologies (suicide, abuse, etc) then why not
ban them. If they are putting forward suggestions that one religion or
belief is better than an other, and people want to ban this, then they
will have to ban all sorts of religious suggestions regarding one
religion being better than an other.
Musically.... as long as it rocks & it ain't out to hurt people, or
warp their minds one way or the other... Why not.
Looking at this subject, and not getting involved in peoples beliefs,
you have to objective enough not to forget there are two sides to this
discussion. If you take the example of politics where there are
differing beliefs, if you wanna ban one point of view... you gotta ban
them all.
As for bands like `Deicide' if thats there name..... I don't agree with
their particular beliefs but I think they do have the right to their
beliefs.... it's only when they act out these strange beliefs and it
causes harm / injury to a third party that I can say it's wrong.
Should we be trying to protecgt the weak minded, and poorly raised
people from every possible thing that might harm them ?
I think that is a parents responsibility!
Bonzo
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109.230 | | NEWOA::DALLISON | I don't like what I see here | Tue Sep 17 1991 09:49 | 1 |
| Death Metal is a joke.
|
109.231 | | NEEPS::IRVINE | I never have, and I never will. | Tue Sep 17 1991 09:50 | 3 |
| It may be a joke to me & you... but some people believe in this stuff!
|
109.232 | | NEWOA::DALLISON | I don't like what I see here | Tue Sep 17 1991 10:15 | 3 |
|
I don't mean death and occult was a joke, but the music (I use the term
loosley) that thrives on this stuff is pathetic.
|
109.233 | | CAVLRY::BUCK | | Tue Sep 17 1991 10:29 | 1 |
| 911 is a joke!
|
109.234 | my 2 � | HAVASU::HEISER | youth gone wild | Tue Sep 17 1991 12:08 | 8 |
| I also think death metal is a waste of resources. I don't think death
metal lovers listen to that style for pure musical reasons. I mean
give me a break, they judge quality by how fast it is! ;-) It is a
more rebellious style than rock 'n' roll. I think people that get into
this stuff are rebellious against their families, government, religion,
and society in general.
Mike
|
109.235 | | DPDMAI::THRELFALL | I'mFREE2ExerciseMyDownwardMobility! | Tue Sep 17 1991 12:14 | 3 |
| correction: MOST people.
and, yeah, that's pretty much the size of it.
|
109.236 | If this doesn't start debate nothin' will | NEEPS::IRVINE | I never have, and I never will. | Tue Sep 17 1991 12:40 | 5 |
| Goodgrief!
It looks like we are all agreeing on something!
Bonzo
|
109.237 | YAH or Nah????? | COMET::FRISBYA | Get In The Ring | Tue Sep 17 1991 12:44 | 6 |
| No debate from me.......
Agreed!
Frizkid
|
109.238 | | HAVASU::HEISER | youth gone wild | Tue Sep 17 1991 13:03 | 2 |
| this is too good to be true! Okay, I change my mind and disagree with
myself! ;-)
|
109.239 | that's why my brain says RAGE | VLNVAX::COOP | There is no escape...that's for sure! | Wed Sep 18 1991 11:22 | 12 |
|
Ahhh, but there is always one....
I tend to agree about the vocals (they suck so bad) and the lyrical
content, but the music itsef... I must say I do think SOME of those
bands have talent.. I.E. Sepultura, Death Angel, ect..., Maybe if these
guys applied themselves they could actually make really good music.
So my vote is a sort of YAY for the music. And NAAAYY for the
lyrics/vocals
Chris, who likes death's music, but can't stand the guys voice....
|
109.240 | | KETJE::VLASIU | | Thu Sep 19 1991 12:49 | 28 |
| I think Death Metal music covers quite a wide range which is not well delimited
by itself. I've tried to listen some DM bands like Obituary or Morbid Angel but
it's not exactly my cup of tea.
I like very intense heavy metal and thrash when it keeps precise and musically
creative. Speed for speed is just musical atlethism and I'm little impressed.
Now, if we take in consideration Slayer and Sepultura, what do they play ?
intense thrash only or death metal ? Both are excellent bands (Sepultura has
improved much the vocals on Arise).
I think "Gore metal" is a better term to distinguish extremist bands which
search to shock just like gore literature. And I'm not an amateur of gore
related art.
Vocals are a problem for many fast playing bands, but bands like Death Angel
have excellent singers. For the gore bands the voices are also gore oriented
(just listen Obituary).
The culture is allways a mirror of the society at some time. It just reflects
the human thinking and cannot be directed. Death and after death issues are
reflected in different arts since few thousand years. We can see death reflected
in many old paintings by famous artists. I think some people just want to put
this into music also. It's interesting to see that quite many bands, like
Celtic Frost with "Into the pandemonium" have used photographs of classical
paintings showing religious death related subjects.
For me personnaly, gore metal has the same effect and value as glam rock, I
care little about at this time. I don't think one presents more danger than
the other.
Sorin
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109.241 | | SUBURB::COOKS | I Reek Of Putrefication | Thu Sep 26 1991 14:01 | 15 |
| I agree with the comment about the music being like a horror film.
That`s how i regard it. Lyrics about satan and bloody dismemberment
are good fun,like a Freddy Kreguer film.
As for death metal bands being talentless,i`ll have to disagree.
Have any of you muso`s tried playing complex riffs at a million
miles an hour,with all the band staying in time? It takes hours
of practise,and (speaking from experience),most can`t cut it.
Believe me,heavy metal ala Iron Maiden,AC/DC is far,far easier to
play.
If you don`t believe me,have a go.
Joe Strummer.
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109.242 | | DPD20::THRELFALL | It'sNotWhatYouGotButWhatYouGive | Thu Sep 26 1991 14:04 | 1 |
| What's Putrefication?
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109.243 | fud 4 thot | CAVLRY::BUCK | ACE Regional Rep | Thu Sep 26 1991 15:15 | 5 |
| ANyone read the interview with Anton Zandow Levee in the recent
Rolling Stone?? he explicitly states that bands like AC/DC,
Iron Maiden, etc. are not Satanic. He said true Satanic music is
that music which is never played...then when someone plays it,
it releases the power of the music.
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109.244 | that's too deep for me ;-) | HAVASU::HEISER | hold me, I'm a fermata | Thu Sep 26 1991 15:20 | 1 |
| is he on acid or what?!?!
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109.245 | | DPDMAI::THRELFALL | It'sNotWhatYouGotButWhatYouGive | Thu Sep 26 1991 15:23 | 1 |
| WOAH!, like trippindicular dude! 8)
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109.246 | | POWDML::GOLDBERG | rev it up little boy and ride | Thu Sep 26 1991 17:23 | 3 |
|
Anton Levay started the Church of Satan in 1966.
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109.247 | | XCUSME::JENNISON | Wont See What Might Have Been | Thu Sep 26 1991 17:31 | 1 |
| Yup. interesting article.
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109.248 | | MILKWY::LE | GivepraisetoSatan,he'saGodofGods | Thu Sep 26 1991 17:48 | 13 |
| RE: F.
>Anton Levay started the Church of Satan in 1966.
- I've been reading that book "The Church of Satan"
just few pages. It's pretty cool to me so far.
-Dle
!
!
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109.249 | | CAVLRY::BUCK | ACE Regional Rep | Thu Sep 26 1991 17:49 | 5 |
| Fdot
whats that breakoff church...The Temple of ???
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109.250 | Temple of Doom | HAVASU::HEISER | hold me, I'm a fermata | Thu Sep 26 1991 18:07 | 12 |
| I know very well who Anton is. Unless Buck was using the WendyO tool
suite again, I thought that passage was just plain nonsensical.
It doesn't surprise me though, the Bible says Satan is the author of
confusion.
Re: -2
Dle, sounds like your hooked dude. Next thing you'll be reading the
"Book of Shadows" too.
Mike
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109.251 | and Dusk...the death of the day | CAVLRY::BUCK | ACE Regional Rep | Thu Sep 26 1991 23:10 | 4 |
| What's the Book of Shadows?!? Sounds kind of neat
.
Buck, who likes shadows
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109.252 | | MILKWY::LE | GivepraisetoSatan,he'saGodofGods | Fri Sep 27 1991 09:38 | 20 |
| Re: Mike,
>Dle, sounds like your hooked dude. Next thing you'll be reading the
>"Book of Shadows" too.
- Well, all of the books I've read like:
* Satanism (A guide to the awesome power of Satan)
* Satan wants you (The coult of devil worship in America)
* The Satanic Rituals (Companion to The Satanic Bible)
* Necronomicon
* The Satanic Bible
- Be honest with you, I see some point out of those books, but
that not mean I am.....
-Dle
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!
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109.253 | | SUBURB::COOKS | I Reek Of Putrefication | Fri Sep 27 1991 11:08 | 8 |
| Is the satanic bible easily available? I`ve always fancied reading
that.
And remember kids,just `cos you read about Satan,it don`t mean
you`re possessed or a weirdo.
Joe Strummer.
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109.254 | it's readily available, when you canfind it | CAVLRY::BUCK | ACE Regional Rep | Fri Sep 27 1991 11:11 | 2 |
| For a while, the Satanic Bible was a best-seller here at the mall
bookstore...they couldn't keep that baby in stock!
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109.255 | | POWDML::GOLDBERG | rev it up little boy and ride | Fri Sep 27 1991 11:36 | 3 |
|
Hey Buck, its the Temple of Set.
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109.256 | | CAVLRY::BUCK | ACE Regional Rep | Fri Sep 27 1991 11:40 | 4 |
| Thanks GoF
I could only think of Temple of Syrinx
;^)
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109.257 | | COMET::CARTERJ | Alive and Kickin' | Fri Sep 27 1991 12:16 | 3 |
|
Dousen't that Anton dude reside in Manitou Springs CO.?
jazzzzzzzzzzzz
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109.258 | catch up mode | HAVASU::HEISER | hold me, I'm a fermata | Fri Sep 27 1991 12:50 | 34 |
| Re: all
> * The Satanic Rituals (Companion to The Satanic Bible)
This is also known as the "Book of Shadows". It's full of verses taken
from the Holy Bible and twisted into nonsensical blasphemy. A prime
example of this is found in one of the songs on Pink Floyd's "Animals"
album. The song (I think its "Pigs") has a section in it where an
electronic voice recites the 23rd Psalm from the "Book of Shadows".
> - Be honest with you, I see some point out of those books, but
> that not mean I am.....
You can say that all you want, but personal experience tells me you've
already taken the first 2 steps.
>Is the satanic bible easily available? I`ve always fancied reading
> that.
from bookstores and libraries.
> And remember kids,just `cos you read about Satan,it don`t mean
> you`re possessed or a weirdo.
no, but it doesn't take long. You people don't realize how dangerous
this stuff really is. You never underestimate your adversary. Satan
doesn't play games, and is in it for keeps.
>For a while, the Satanic Bible was a best-seller here at the mall
> bookstore...they couldn't keep that baby in stock!
yeah the occult is now the 2nd fastest growing "religion" in the world.
Mike
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109.259 | | BRAT::MATTHEWS | cuz i'm a BLONDE | Fri Sep 27 1991 13:10 | 24 |
| I cant sy I agree with all these comments, just as long as all this
isnt done/or creates a harmful situation..
being Christen myself , its hard for me to read this stuff and its
also had to associate with anyone on that side (so to speak)
however....................!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
everyone is different and for someone to make a statement : it
wont take long, me thinks is out of line.. What about the people who
dont believe in God/satan?? anything gunna happen to them?? How can
it..
They dont believe..
I know I would never read the stuff because when I was like in 2nd
grade I did a report and started it on witches, I picked up a
witchcraft book and two day later it went back to the library ..
nothing but bad things happened to me... :*) I didnt question either
side.. just wanted to have no part of it..
so there!
wendy o'
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109.260 | beware :*) | BRAT::MATTHEWS | cuz i'm a BLONDE | Fri Sep 27 1991 13:12 | 10 |
| 2-60 REPLIEZ!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
wendy o'
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109.261 | Dictators beware ! | BTOVT::BAGDY_M | V� - Soon to be a reality ! | Fri Sep 27 1991 13:17 | 24 |
|
But Mike, are you saying that `ignorance' is the way of God ?
Is there a problem with being knowledgable about good AND
evil ?
Does this mean that because I read a book about incest and
rape that I'm on my way to becoming a sicko ? Will I end up
raping someone because of it ?
Get real Mike, I'm a Christian too (Methodist) and have been
all my life, but being on the extremist side and finger point
is far from being a Christian. If I felt like making the
attempt at reading something like the `Book of Shadows', then
I think it would be more for my benefit of `understanding and
knowledge' before it would become an obsession.
The devil won't consume you unless you allow him to ! Didn't
you ever do a Bible study ? Do you think with an open mind
or do the `Bible thumpers' dictate what you can and cannot
read/do ?
I remain. . .
METALord"�
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109.262 | YOu beware .. so there :*) | BRAT::MATTHEWS | cuz i'm a BLONDE | Fri Sep 27 1991 13:22 | 12 |
| re?
i think the way the words are written (on any type of regligion , good
or evil) {i had to stick that in :*) }
the words are they type of poetry that is the capture the mind , it a
chanting way ...
and merely just reading it will only tell you of new words :*)
wendy o'
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109.263 | the choice is made | HAVASU::HEISER | hard music is good to find | Fri Sep 27 1991 13:28 | 11 |
| > everyone is different and for someone to make a statement : it
> wont take long, me thinks is out of line.. What about the people who
> dont believe in God/satan?? anything gunna happen to them?? How can
> it..
> They dont believe..
Because I've been down that road before. Besides, God gave everyone
free will. And as Rush says, "If you choose not to decide, you still
have made a choice!"
Mike
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109.264 | Here we go ! | BTOVT::BAGDY_M | V� - Soon to be a reality ! | Fri Sep 27 1991 13:32 | 33 |
|
Okay, I'm going to go out on a limb here for a minute and
digress. This is NOT meant to start a war, but to make a
point. Please take NO OFFENSE to these statements and I
apologize in advance to any I may offend.
Shall we assume that because one person studies God and
another person studies the devil that one is better than the
other ? How can one be better than the other ?
Does that mean that a Christian heterosexual is better than
a non-Christian homosexual is better than an athiest/agnostic
bisexual ? Only in the eye and mind of the person doing the
name calling !
Christians are not supposed to point fingers and tell other
people WHAT they are doing wrong and how they're doomed for
the fires of hell for what they do. All people have a
choice, and with that choice, decide what they want. Whether
it be for the time being (searching for something to believe
in) or for their life. They are the ones that have to live
with the consequences, no matter what. Finger pointing and
name calling is a way to cover up ones OWN inadequacies by
making someone else look lower than they are, so they can
feel better about themselves.
Although I don't agree with everything everyone does, it's
not up to me, as a Christian and human being, to fall to a
level of finger pointing and name calling.
To each their own !
METALord"�
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109.265 | why do I bother? | HAVASU::HEISER | hard music is good to find | Fri Sep 27 1991 13:39 | 29 |
| > But Mike, are you saying that `ignorance' is the way of God ?
> Is there a problem with being knowledgable about good AND
> evil ?
It is when you become preoccupied with the evil. Besides, the Bible
tells you all you need to know about dealing with your adversary.
> Does this mean that because I read a book about incest and
> rape that I'm on my way to becoming a sicko ? Will I end up
> raping someone because of it ?
this is ridiculous. Even as a Methodist, you should know that the
spiritual realm is much different than the physical realm.
> The devil won't consume you unless you allow him to ! Didn't
> you ever do a Bible study ?
Pretty much the same thing I said above. I've taught them on
occaision.
>Do you think with an open mind or do the `Bible thumpers' dictate what
>you can and cannot read/do ?
I'm more open minded than most people in here. And nobody tells me
what to read. If you're a Christian, one of your goals is to grow
spiritually. Common sense tells you that growth doesn't not take place
from reading occultic literature nor does it glorify God.
Mike
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109.266 | | HAVASU::HEISER | hard music is good to find | Fri Sep 27 1991 14:29 | 13 |
| > Christians are not supposed to point fingers and tell other
> people WHAT they are doing wrong and how they're doomed for
> the fires of hell for what they do. All people have a
Ephesians 4:14-32
> with the consequences, no matter what. Finger pointing and
> name calling is a way to cover up ones OWN inadequacies by
Show me where I was doing that. I think you're blowing this out of
proportion.
Mike
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109.267 | a Q... | CAVLRY::BUCK | ACE Regional Rep | Fri Sep 27 1991 15:09 | 10 |
| I have a question...
>The occult is the 2nd fastest growing "religion" in the world.
"occult"?!? What's that mean?
I mean, Satanism is it's own religion, and Witchcraft is it's own
religion, etc. Both fall under the umbrella of the "occult", but
neither have anything to do with the other, and are pretty far apart
in the whole spectrum of things...
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109.268 | | HAVASU::HEISER | hard music is good to find | Fri Sep 27 1991 15:34 | 16 |
| > "occult"?!? What's that mean?
The Occult or Occultism is the belief in supernatural forces, but it is
always associated with Satanism and Witchcraft. I've never seen it
used in any other context.
> I mean, Satanism is it's own religion, and Witchcraft is it's own
> religion, etc. Both fall under the umbrella of the "occult", but
> neither have anything to do with the other, and are pretty far apart
> in the whole spectrum of things...
That's what they want you to believe, but anyone who has been involved
with them knows better. The names change, but the players remain the
same. It is no coincidence that a lot of their ceremonies are very
similar. So what if one calls him Lucifer and the other calls him
Samhain, its the same being.
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109.269 | 269! | HAVASU::HEISER | hard music is good to find | Fri Sep 27 1991 15:34 | 2 |
|
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109.270 | | CAVLRY::BUCK | ACE Regional Rep | Fri Sep 27 1991 15:41 | 28 |
| >The Occult or Occultism is the belief in supernatural forces, but it is
>always associated with Satanism and Witchcraft. I've never seen it
>used in any other context.
Well, if we go by the textbook definition of "occult", the Christianity
falls under the "occult" umbrella as well. I mean, the Trinity is a
supernatural force, no?
>> I mean, Satanism is it's own religion, and Witchcraft is it's own
>> religion, etc. Both fall under the umbrella of the "occult", but
>> neither have anything to do with the other, and are pretty far apart
>> in the whole spectrum of things...
>That's what they want you to believe, but anyone who has been involved
>with them knows better. The names change, but the players remain the
>same. It is no coincidence that a lot of their ceremonies are very
>similar. So what if one calls him Lucifer and the other calls him
>Samhain, its the same being.
I disagree. Their ceremonies are very similar. Which came first?
Witchcraft. It's been around a few tousand years before Christianity.
And Satanism had to wait for Christianity to come into being before it
could be formed. IMHO, all religious ceremonies hold similar traits,
wether it be Buddism, Catholicism, Paganism, whatever... I just find
it hard to associate Witchcraft with Satanism due to the historical
backgrounds of both. In fact, a few close freinds are pagan witches,
and they're closer to Buddists than anything out there, fwiw.
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109.271 | I disagree | HAVASU::HEISER | hard music is good to find | Fri Sep 27 1991 16:01 | 20 |
| > I disagree. Their ceremonies are very similar. Which came first?
If you use the Bible as a historical reference, Satanism came before
Witchcraft (as evidenced by Lucifer and his followers being thrown out
of heaven).
> Witchcraft. It's been around a few tousand years before Christianity.
Since God is omnipotent, omnipresent, and omniscient, that can hardly
be true. After all, he created the first pagans ;-)
> could be formed. IMHO, all religious ceremonies hold similar traits,
> wether it be Buddism, Catholicism, Paganism, whatever... I just find
It is well documented that Catholicism compromised itself out of greed
back in the early centuries (A.D.) by adopting Druid customs into their
ceremonies (as evidenced by all the name changes of the holiday
Halloween). True Judeo-Christianity does not have those compromises.
Mike
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109.272 | | GAMGEE::ROBR | Jerry was a racecar driver | Sat Sep 28 1991 04:35 | 13 |
|
Oh please. These books are all a bunch of fiction. Some of them even
make for interesting reading. I've read some version of the bible, i
own a copy of the necronomicon, i've read the book of thoth, i've read
star wars. all a bunch of fiction.
you are what you make of yourself, no book reading is going to sway
some supernatural powers to take more notice of you or influence you in
anyway.
Brings to mind that cool QR tune, Roads to Madness :')
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109.273 | | VCSESU::MOSHER::COOK | Stormtrooper of Death | Mon Oct 07 1991 12:12 | 9 |
|
There's going to be a death metal show at Escape in Salisbury.
Death and Pestilence are playing. Mystic Powers is opening.
Tix are available.
Since we've been talking about death metal so much why don't
ya'll take a field trip up there and check it out first hand!
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109.274 | | MRVAX::CESCOBAR | Beware!!! The Pose-Bud!!!! | Mon Oct 07 1991 13:27 | 7 |
|
I might do that. One of my friends is a wicked big DEATH fan....and as
far as he knows they are split up, he'll be happy when I tell him they
aren't
Chris, who has never heard Pestilence, but likes Death's music
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109.275 | | VIKING::LE | GivepraisetoSatan,he'saGodofGods | Mon Oct 07 1991 14:48 | 18 |
| Re: Chris,
>I might do that. One of my friends is a wicked big DEATH fan....and as
>far as he knows they are split up, he'll be happy when I tell him they
>aren't
- Yes, they broke up. But, Chuck found a new line up. Their new
album should be out pretty soon.
>Chris, who has never heard Pestilence, but likes Death's music
- They from The Neitherland. Last year they supposed to play with
Death, Carcass. But their visa expired. So, from there they
cancelled the U.S. tour. Myself, they are wicked killer band.
-Dle
!
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109.276 | | SUBURB::COOKS | Symphonies Of Sickness | Wed Oct 16 1991 08:50 | 4 |
| DEATH`s new album is called 'HUMAN',and has gotten rave reviews.
Joe Strummer.
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109.277 | | VCSESU::VCSESU::COOK | Uncongressional Mosh! | Wed Oct 16 1991 09:53 | 2 |
|
I'll have the advanced tix for the Death show after the 20th.
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109.278 | SHUT UP!!!!!!!! | COMET::OLSONB | | Fri Nov 01 1991 00:23 | 41 |
| I feel that this entire conference catagory is designed as a sounding
board for the most prejudice-finger pointing hypocrites who ever walked
the face of the earth. All the discussions of how Satanism
influences the minds of children and causes so many of societies
problems is spouted from the mouths of brainwashed cowards who are
too afraid to look at things from a different point of view.
I might point out the fact that most violent crimes, including
rape and murder are perpetrated by God fearing individuals confused
more often than not by the very principals of the religion that the
person involved favors.
Please take note that when someone commits a crime and gets
caught with an Ozzy Osbourne(eg.) tape in his hands, the press creates
a "satanic" image around the individual solely because of a drunken,
aging rock stars image, while if an individual commits a similar crime
with a Buck Owens tape, the tape is ignored and the crime is
attributed to either the individuals home problems or a psychological
disorder.
Remember God created EVERYTHING!!
If God created everything, then God also created evil.
He also gave himself an excuse.
He created the devil to blame his mistakes on.
If you blame religion for everything that goes wrong, then
everybody, no matter whom is blameless. Either the devil made me do it
or God came to me in a dream. Who is right?
Perhaps if we look at the bible as a simple teaching tool,
reminiscent of a Grimm fairy tale or a similar tale with a moral
involved, perhaps we can gleen the true message that its trying to
impart. True evil is blamelessness, the ability to pass the blame from
yourself to someone else. Using a scapegoat if you will. True good is
admitting to your mistakes, learning from them and choosing your own
moral code. There is nothing wrong with being human, there is something
wrong with trying to be something you're not. To me the bible is a
fairy tale.
Remember Adolf Hitler was a Roman Catholic.
Lighten up you
holier than thou *ssholes.
Loki.
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109.279 | | DPDMAI::THRELFALL | Do the Zombie Stomp! | Fri Nov 01 1991 18:20 | 1 |
| I *wonder* what that is...
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109.280 | To think about | RAVEN1::REILLY | I DONT WANT GIRLS WITH GOOD TASTE, I WANT... | Sat Nov 16 1991 07:59 | 22 |
| I guess it all goes back to what you believe, of course. You can say
that most of what you read is fiction and the only thing thing that
will change that opinion is experince. Due to my background in
christianity and an interest in the occult, I have been through some
unexplainable events both secular and non-secular. I'm no nut and I'm
deeply into philosophy and logic, so I can tell you, I wasn't drunk
during these times. Is it all the power of the mind? That question is
still debatable. So far as influences in behavior, it is based on what
you continuously feed your mind on. As most of you know an over-zealous
christain is someone who only deals with Christ in thought and the same
is said for someone who is deeply into the Devil. No, reading something
about rape will not cause you to inact this action unless you are a
psychopath to begin with, but a contiuous exposure to this stimulus will
influence your thinking and possibly your actions. Some people can
handle this but unfortunatly, most people can't, hence your
self-rightous christians and hell-bent devil worshipers. Anything can
be carried too far and cause problems.
My 2 cents FWIW
Nate
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109.281 | | NEEPS::IRVINE | we have assumed control | Mon Nov 18 1991 10:31 | 17 |
| Most of what you said makes sence, but I disagree with one point which
may have been a typo...
"No, reading something about rape will not cause you to inact this action
unless you are a psychopath to begin with, but a contiuous exposure to
this stimulus will influence your thinking and possibly your actions.
Some people can handle this but unfortunatly, most people can't, hence your
self-rightous christians and hell-bent devil worshipers."
Although I agree with most of this, should it read "*most* people canb
handle this but unfortunately, *some* people can't". I firmly believe
that most people generally will never consciously harm an other. It is
the few who have the biggest problems.
Bonzo
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109.282 | | MASALA::IGOLDIE | Saor Alba | Mon Nov 18 1991 10:36 | 10 |
| agreed,its the "few" you worry about,the kind that are metally
incapable of judging between right and wrong,most human being have a
grasp on reality and can determine what is bollocks and what is not
Staynz
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109.283 | I watch cartoons... am I regressing mentally? | POWDML::GOLDBERG | wake up dead | Mon Nov 18 1991 10:42 | 10 |
|
I agree with Bonzo.. I a friend of mine just bought a really gross
book that explains in explicit detail of a mass murderer.. she has
lots of books like that.. she finds them interesting, how twisted some
peoples minds get.. these are true life stories, but they don't have
an influence on her mental health..
Goddess F.
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109.284 | | MASALA::IGOLDIE | Saor Alba | Mon Nov 18 1991 10:46 | 10 |
| I don't think that reading books of that calibre will mean your friends
mental health will go down hill,its all a case of "is she mentally
unstable in the first place?"If yes,run like f*ck.If she is unstable,
these books may have an effect but its all a case of her initial mental
state.
Staynz
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109.285 | | MRVAX::CESCOBAR | Arnold Horshack RULES!!!! | Mon Nov 18 1991 11:09 | 10 |
|
I think a lot of mass murderers are sane, and they have always been.
Just look at Jeff Dahmer, just cause he liked to chew on a human rib
bone, does that make him a bad person. Even if he killed for sport,
that doesn't make him insane, just makes him unique. BTW I have no idea
why I am talking about this, probably cause I watch too much cartoons
8)
Chris
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109.286 | | PAKORA::IGOLDIE | Saor Alba | Mon Nov 18 1991 11:22 | 6 |
| I didn't say insane,I said mentally unstable,there is a difference.Not
much but a definate difference.
Staynz
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109.287 | | MRVAX::CESCOBAR | Duke For President....NOT!!! | Mon Nov 18 1991 13:10 | 10 |
|
Yeah, I know what you mean. Mentally Unstable is what leads to
insanity. You're on that fine line leaning back and forth between
insanity and sanity. And all it takes is one person to say 'BOO' and
there you go. Off to the hardware store to buy a model nine, kx
shinning stainless (not for long) steel, Bricker 10 incher, double
bladed axe.
chris
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109.288 | | POWDML::GOLDBERG | wake up dead | Mon Nov 18 1991 13:35 | 9 |
|
I don't know if mentally unstable means you are on the road to
insanity. It just means you are more suceptible (sp) to harmful
influence.
IMO
Goddess F.
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109.289 | | MRVAX::CESCOBAR | Tastes Just Like Chicken | Mon Nov 18 1991 13:46 | 28 |
|
Another Idea here is...what is meant by Mentally Unstable. I think we
are all referring to a Violent unstability. At least I am. Another
reaction to Mental unstableness, is Phobias. A person could break down
in one instance and that would forever make him unstable, in that area
anyway. To use an example, take Indiana Jones. When He was a youngin'
he fell into a box car full of snakes. At that moment he became
mentally unstable in the fact that whenever he encountered snakes later
on in life, he had someind of reaction, whether it is, violence or fear.
To use an example from something real. Take Bob for instance. When
bob is 9 he sees his mom get murdered by his dad. at that point bob
becomes what everyone would expect mentally unstable. Bob's dad however
offers bob false comfort and lies. Makes it seem as though it was
alright that he killed his mother. Thus forming a sort of sand pile
burying the memory. Now bob is 21 and he listens to an album by
********* . And one lyric says, "My father killed my mother and I'm
happy cause the b_tch deserved to die" that causes Bob to have a
relapse and he sinks into a psychotic demention where he relives the
time in his life where the death occured. Now bob is walking home still
in a delusion, he sees a prostitute, but through his distorted vision,
he sees her as his mother. He picks her up. Brings her somewhere....and
the rest is obvious....
Class dismissed. Psycology 101 will pick up tomorrow in room b101. 8)
Chris
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109.290 | | CSC32::J_HERNANDEZ | You say you don't want it... | Mon Nov 18 1991 14:13 | 1 |
| re Chris' pname. Ain't it, "smells like fish, but tastes like chicken."
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109.291 | | MRVAX::CESCOBAR | Tastes Just Like Chicken | Mon Nov 18 1991 14:33 | 6 |
|
dude..if it smells like fish i don' wanna go near it.
But I saw La Bamba too.
chris
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109.292 | | POWDML::GOLDBERG | wake up dead | Mon Nov 18 1991 16:01 | 17 |
|
Chris, I disagree on your definition of mental instability. I do not
beleive phobias are a condition of "mental instability". Neither is
childhood trauma.
If that were the case, we are all mentally unstable because childbirth
itself is a trauma.
I have and have had plenty of phobias caused by things that happened in
childhood (I think most everyone does) and that does not make be a
mentally unstable person.
IMO, the character Bob is psychotic.
Goddess F.
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109.293 | and I don't think your mentally unstable either | MRVAX::CESCOBAR | INTO THE PIT!!!!!! | Mon Nov 18 1991 16:16 | 18 |
|
I see what your saying, But at childbirth, you really don't remember
much.
I wasn't saying (if I did oops) that Phobias are the only kind of
Mental instabillities there are, I was just making one into an example
of a mental instabilities. I mean I doubt Vegtaphobia (fear of
vegtables?) could lead to anything horrifically violent. death by
cucumber? (seen it in a movie once :)
But I must directly disagree about Childhood trauma. That is the
highest ranked reason for violent mental instability. It is also the
highest ranked reason for schitzophrenia (sp?).
oh and Bob loves you too 8)
Chris
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109.294 | | POWDML::GOLDBERG | wake up dead | Mon Nov 18 1991 16:21 | 3 |
|
I do not think phobias are a "kind" of mental instability.
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109.295 | ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ | COMET::CARTERJ | Alive and Kickin' | Mon Nov 18 1991 16:29 | 7 |
|
I do think that Chris is mentally unstable and he's
probably proud of it!
jazzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
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109.296 | | MRVAX::CESCOBAR | INTO THE PIT!!!!!! | Mon Nov 18 1991 16:39 | 17 |
|
I see were never going to agree here.
Mental : Pertaining to the mind
Instability: Lack of stability
Stability: Emotionally well balanced and sound
Phobia: An intense or illogical FEAR of something.
Fear is an emotion that is suppressed when the mind is stable. But when
instable the fear is no longer balanced and it gets out of hand.
I know your gonna disagree again, s'okay. It's yer opinion. And I
admire that. So don't back down, I'll get bored. 8)
Chris
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109.297 | | MRVAX::CESCOBAR | INTO THE PIT!!!!!! | Mon Nov 18 1991 16:41 | 12 |
| re .295
Yes I am Gubbaphobic (fear of guys named bubba) 8)
Jazz I'm hurt.
Does my name loo like Bob :)
BTW Bob is an entirely fictional character, and is in no way connected
to me :):)
Chris
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109.298 | ex | BRAT::MATTHEWS | Support WOMENS PROfessional RODEO | Mon Nov 18 1991 17:10 | 10 |
| me thinks anyone is unstable if they think mass murders and
people eating people bone is stable
SO THERE ! :*)
Wendy o'
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109.299 | | VCSESU::VCSESU::COOK | Standing on top... | Mon Nov 18 1991 17:12 | 2 |
|
Hannibal the Cannibal Lecter ROOLZ (if only he didn't kill people).
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109.300 | Chris, still believing that Phobias are a form of MS | MRVAX::CESCOBAR | INTO THE PIT!!!!!! | Mon Nov 18 1991 17:39 | 15 |
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RE: .298
Gang up on why don'tcha.
Do you eat Turkey. How about Chicken. How about Spare Ribs. Do you
think the animals enjoy you eating them??? They have feelings to.
Why don't you eat yer cat, or your dog, or your friend. If you like the
taste go ahead and do it.
see the above paragraph is a demonstration of Sarcasm. Do you actually
believe I condone murder or killing in any way, shape, or form? I am in
total favor for capitol punishment, too.
Hannibal Lector. His Mind was what intrested me the most!
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109.301 | | DPDMAI::THRELFALL | LookinCalifornia&FeelinMinnesota | Mon Nov 18 1991 17:59 | 5 |
| RE: -1...hey dude *300 REPLIEZ!!*
Oh, yeah. Remind me to steer clear of this "Bob" character!!
;pril
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109.302 | I'm getting way to involved 8) | MRVAX::CESCOBAR | INTO THE PIT!!!!!! | Mon Nov 18 1991 18:03 | 10 |
|
Why doesn't anyone like BOB. he's a nice guy and if people would show
him a little love and affection. he might make something of himself.
then again, if ya got close to BOB he'd probably chop you up and chew
on your bones. He might even make christmas tree ornaments out of your
vital parts!!!
chris
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109.304 | Lengthy coz it's Monday | NEEPS::IRVINE | I gonna build the Wall again... | Mon Apr 27 1992 06:30 | 38 |
| Mike....
Regarding Religion and music....
I know you were talking primarily about Christianity, I think
that all forms of religion has it's place, even when we in
the western world do not support their beliefs.
I cannot there for criticise their music, if they are using
it as a form of worship, then who am I to say it's trash.
I don't like thrash in general, though there are a few songs
the get me hyped. If by using thrash as a medium they are
trying to lure the easily impressionable away from the dark
side of religion, then good for them. After all belief in a
"GOD" must also include a belief in the opposite supreme type
being!
We are seeing closer ties between Christians, budists, etc.,
and from these closer ties, we will eventually see
(hopefully), a better understanding of peoples belief
systems. However, if the religions of the world refuse to
accept that there are "alternatives" to the beliefs system
that they promote, then the bloodshed we have seen in the
middle east for instance will continue to grow. In the U.K.
we have a similar problem in Northern Ireland, although the
religious leaders continue to push for a lasting peace, there
are organisations such as NORAD actively supporting the
violence in the province. Until these organisations can see
the problems that their beliefs are causing, getting the
varying forms of religion to agree and to communicate will be
very difficult indeed.
How I have strayed slightly from the point. If it is an
art form, and there are many things which are called art that
IMHO should not be thus called, how can I criticise ?
Bonzo (I seem to be getting deep in my old age!)
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109.305 | | POWDML::GOLDBERG | all I want is a remedy | Mon Apr 27 1992 08:15 | 4 |
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"Live and Let Live"
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109.306 | | PEKING::PERKINSP | Oh dear. That's seen better days, hasn't it. | Mon Apr 27 1992 10:09 | 8 |
|
Did you know that a multi-religious church has been built in Milton
Keynes which was funded by the heads of all the churches. There are
sermons at various times and on various days of the week for different
religions, but on Sundays there is no split, the service is for
everyone. Believe it or not, it works.
flip
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109.308 | | METALX::SWANSON | Behind the wall of sleep | Tue Jun 02 1992 17:57 | 18 |
| re: -1
IMO, heavy metal is not only a sound, but an attitude. Songs by Black
Sabbath, have this evil sound to them... (some of them) If Ozzy
was to sing about flowers, and puppies, and "hey baby come on over to
my pad", it wouldn't sound right.
I used to think of heavy metal as "horror music". This was before the
term "heavy metal" expanded to include groups like AC/DC, and Def
Leppard and the like...
Anybody who goes to the extreme of killing themselves because they
think a song encouraged them to were probably suicidal to begin with,
and it would have happened sooner or later anyway. Similarly for
killing someone else because of a song.
Ken
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109.309 | | METALX::SWANSON | Behind the wall of sleep | Tue Jun 02 1992 18:01 | 3 |
| Also, I think certain bands focus on death, occult, destruction etc.
because it fascinates them, as well as the fans. Just like horror
movies. It's a genre of music.
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109.310 | Get real..... | COMET::FRISBYA | Bud...Don't harsh my gig | Tue Jun 02 1992 18:18 | 5 |
| We're are the youth and we're pissed!!!! There's nothing that any bible
banger can do to change that!!!!!!!!
Frizkid
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109.311 | Darwin's Theory??? | CADSYS::FENNELL | Sister Luck" | Tue Jun 02 1992 18:24 | 8 |
| Isn't Suicide Solution is an anti-suicide song? Why does Ozzy always get
hit over the head about this song?
If you feel like suicide after listening to Heavy Metal it must mean you
were too wimpy to continue living anyway...
Tim
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109.314 | Satan Sucks! | DPDMAI::THRELFALL | Wanna start a rumble? | Tue Jun 02 1992 18:44 | 32 |
| I'll admit I've always been a bit curious about the occult. That
doesn't mean I'll become a devil worshiper or anything. Ever since I
was a little girl I've always wanted to know more about it. There's a
certain "mysticism" that attracts me to it, but it's really just a
curiosity as opposed to an obsession (like some people...) I listen to
lots of music that would more than likely be considered "evil" by most
devout Christians. I'm not a very religious person, but I know the
difference between good and evil and right and wrong. I don't practice
Satanism, but I'll admit it intrigues me. I'm sure there are more than
a handful of people in this conference who feel the same but wouldn't
dare admit it for fear of being damned to hell eternally. It's really
all b.s. I know, and it's all in your head and Satan isn't REAL or
anything, or so I've heard. The only way its real is if you make it
real. I'm a Christian and proud of it. And anytime I even *hear*
anyone talking about Satan like they actually believe what they're
talking about, I tell them they're stupid and tune them out. I don't
want to hear that sh*t...I have a right to my Christianity just like
they have a right to their stupidity. Satan isn't the way to go
unless of course you *want* to burn in hell. If someone is stupid
enough to choose such a fate for themselves, why should I care? The
reason I'm going on and on about this is because I've got a few friends
who are into Death Metal and Satanism and all that crap...I don't
particularly like it but they *are* my friends after all. On the
other hand, I've got a few friends that are Bible thumpers and that
gets on my nerves too. But I'd rather hear about Jesus than Satan
any day. I've sinned before and I'll more than likely sin again, but
that doesn't make me a non-Christian...does it?
Anyway, I'll shut up now.
'pril
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109.316 | Strange phenomenon | METALX::SWANSON | Behind the wall of sleep | Tue Jun 02 1992 22:27 | 25 |
| At the risk of being burned at the stake by my fellow noters, I'm going
to enter this...
Just now, I was going through my albums because I was thinking of
selling some of them. I came across a Hendrix one, and noticed I had
put a slip of paper inside the sleeve. On it I had written some stuff
years ago that I heard when I played it backwards once.... I listened
again to verify it.
So let it be known:
On Jimi Hendrix's "Are You Experienced" song, if you play it backwards
starting from the guitar solo (which itself is backwards BTW), it says:
Oh it's the most beautiful
Mmmmmmm Ohhh Yeah
How strange it feels my baby
And it's illegal, always
I'm totally serious.
You have to listen closely, but it's there! It's not dubbed in
backwards... it's the actual lyrics of the song which say this.
Strange but true.
Ken
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109.317 | my $.02 | METALX::SWANSON | Behind the wall of sleep | Wed Jun 03 1992 00:15 | 49 |
| > Isn't Suicide Solution is an anti-suicide song? Why does Ozzy always get
> hit over the head about this song?
That's what *he* says, but is it? I don't know. Reading the lyrics, I
can't tell if it anti-suicide, pro-suicide, or just about drinking
yourself to death.
Now you live inside a bottle
The reaper's travelling at full throttle
It's getting you but you don't see.
The reaper's you and the reaper is me
Note the last line... It almost appears as though Ozzy's saying "your'r
killing yourself and I'm killing you too!"
Or how about this:
Where to hide?
Suicide is the only way out
Don't you know what it's really about?
It almost seems like he's tempting the listener to commit suicide.
I can see why he's gotten hit over the head for this song.
Why the attitude Mike? I think it all stemmed from Black Sabbath's
first album. I can't think of any albums before that with an evil
tinge to them. I can't really think of any after either except also by
Black Sabbath. Maybe Rolling Stones' Goats Head Soup, but that's
questionable.
Kiss came out in '73, and Judas Priest in '74 I think. Neither sang
about the devil or the occult, but they both had that "sound".
Especially Priest. With their hypnotic music, and Rob's "chanting"
voice. And Kiss, with their makeup, could certainly be said to "look"
evil by some people. Transfer that look to Motley Crue and their first
two albums, both of which have pentagrams on them.
Oh, I forgot about Alice Cooper too... I imagine he had a big impact
as well. The whole look/sound of this type of music slowly caught on
and grew. To the point of Slayer and Mercyful Fate/King Diamond who
seemed to be trying desperately to be as evil and satanic as they could
be! The group Trouble have a couple albums that sound so evil you'd
think you'd be damned to hell just for playing them!
But it sells! Why? Why do Steven King novels sell so well?!
Ken
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109.318 | i see a little silouhette of a man | GAMGEE::ROBR | Not plane or bird nor even frog... | Wed Jun 03 1992 04:04 | 18 |
|
it's pretty much a a sarcastic song claling suicidal people idiots.
anyway, i think i'll go kill myself because of metal music..... no
PLEASE, nobody try to save me. i'm thru with life... so long cruel
world. metal music made me do it. this will be my last note.
listening to bohemian now. BANG!!!
not!!
:')
what a bs note this is. god bs indeed. god is non existant, the devil
is non existant. what a load.
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109.319 | | BUSY::SLABOUNTY | I'm not part of the real world | Wed Jun 03 1992 07:45 | 9 |
|
RE: Rob
Geez, you had us all excited there for a second, too. Next time,
don't be such a wimp.
8^)
GTI
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109.320 | | SUBURB::COOKS | i AM NOT a hippy,actually | Wed Jun 03 1992 09:43 | 5 |
| Re:Trouble being an "evil" band - they`re a Christian band,as it
happens.
All this devil/God religious stuff is all gobbldegook to me.
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109.321 | | DDIF::MCBRIDE | Hamburgers for Wotan, Inc. | Wed Jun 03 1992 12:34 | 12 |
| > Isn't Suicide Solution is an anti-suicide song? Why does Ozzy always get
> hit over the head about this song?
Yeah, just like Lynyrd Skynyrd always got bashed for "That Smell" when it
was actually an anti-drug song.
Just goes to show that the "concerned parents" who keep bashing rock
music don't really listen to it and don't know what the f@#$ they're
yapping about.
--
Kevin "We the willing, led by the unknowing..."
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109.322 | | VCSESU::COOK | I am a Viking | Wed Jun 03 1992 12:38 | 10 |
|
People don't read the lyrics to find out what it's about. They hear
what they want to hear.
We have a song like that called "Armageddon". Once through it and you'd
think it was satanic, but if you stop and read the lyrics you'd
see that it was very pro-God.
BJ and Al had experiences with other people not understanding
the song.
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109.324 | | VCSESU::COOK | I am a Viking | Wed Jun 03 1992 12:52 | 3 |
|
There's a couple lines where you can the word "Satan" said. People get
the wrong idea right there.
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109.325 | How about when "Jesus Christ" is said! | ADROID::foster | I like R&R better than music! | Wed Jun 03 1992 13:57 | 6 |
| My mom yelled at me to turn the radio off and never listen to that 'terrible'
song again... I was listening to Jesus Christ Superstar on the radio...
After I let her read the insert with the album, she sorta changed...
Droid
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109.326 | | GOES11::G_HOUSE | Germ Killer, Plaque Slayer | Wed Jun 03 1992 14:56 | 61 |
| re: .317
Ken, as I remember (don't have the words around right now), it's the
last verse of "Suicide Solution" where it comes out that the song is
really against suicide. If you take isolated quotes from the rest of
the lyrics, then yeah, you might think it was not clear what it was
saying.
There's a Christian band called Tourniquet which has a song about
someone contemplating suicide (sort of similar to "Fade To Black").
The narrator in the song finds a way out at the end of the song, but if
you took a verse or two out of the context of the entire song, you
could make it sound like they were saying "There's no other way", but
that's not even close to it.
> Now you live inside a bottle
> The reaper's travelling at full throttle
> It's getting you but you don't see.
> The reaper's you and the reaper is me
>
> Note the last line... It almost appears as though Ozzy's saying "your'r
> killing yourself and I'm killing you too!"
To me, this verse is clearly saying that drinking to hide from your
problems ("drown your sorrow") is slow suicide. It was never my
impression that he was promoting this by singing about it this way, in
fact, it puts it in a very negative light.
I didn't interpret that last line the way you did either. I thought he
was saying that when you do that, you're killing yourself ("the reaper
is you") and admitting that he had that problem too ("and the reaper is
me"). It's common knowledge that Ozzy is an alcoholic, he's publicly
stated that before.
As I told Mike offline, I basically agree with what he's saying, about
how consistently negative a lot of these bands are, but I didn't think
his choice of examples were the best he could have found. "Fade To
Black" is not a pro-suicide song. It's about someone who's feeling so
down that they think there's no other way out. I imagine that many of
us have felt that at some time or other (some of us closer to it then
others). But the point is that I don't think the song actually
promotes suicide, it just leaves you without a solution to the feeling
it describes at the end.
I remember reading an interview with James Hetfield awhile back where
he said basically the same thing about the song. He said they write
songs about things which involve strong emotions because of the
character of the type of music they play and that FTB was just a view
from the perspective of someone going through that emotion, that it was
just a view of it and that it wasn't intended to be a "recommended
action".
FWIW, that song meant something to me because I had gone through the
feeling it describes. Didn't make me want to go through it again. I
think that if they'd wanted it to be a pro-suicide song, it could
easily have been that with only subtle changes. As it is, I think it's
only an introspective point of view on it, not really advocating it.
Anyone that knows me well knows that I have very strong feelings about
the issue of suicide.
gh
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109.327 | rathole alert!!!!!!!!!!!!! | BRAT::MATTHEWS | why wont the angel of death go away? | Wed Jun 03 1992 18:30 | 10 |
| re.-? cooks
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> gobbldegook to me.
NOw THERES A WORD :*)
wendy o'
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109.328 | | METALX::SWANSON | Behind the wall of sleep | Wed Jun 03 1992 22:14 | 8 |
| > NOw THERES A WORD :*)
Uh oh, looks like another product.... Wendy'o Auto Unshift!
:')
Ken
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109.329 | | SUBURB::COOKS | No sex please,we`re British | Thu Jun 04 1992 04:13 | 6 |
| Yes. It sounds like something out of Dungeons & Dragons or wot not
doesn`t it?
"..And the Elf Gobbldegook put a spell on the evil Wizard" etc.
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109.330 | i'll be rich soon :*) | BRAT::MATTHEWS | why wont the angel of death go away? | Fri Jun 05 1992 17:56 | 13 |
|
new product for wendy o'? I wish I was rich ;*)
oh great spirit , hear my verse, with health and wealth , fill
wendy o' purse ;*)
UMNA UROTH NEMA.. etc..
:*)
wendy o'
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109.331 | | GAMGEE::ROBR | Not plane or bird nor even frog... | Fri Jun 05 1992 23:54 | 5 |
|
that must have either been toenail or wacked al using wendy's account
:')
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109.332 | | CAVLRY::BUCK | Coasters -- Live to ride, Ride to live! | Sun Jun 07 1992 19:26 | 1 |
| ...or maybe all three in a satanic ritual involving VAXnotes?!
|
109.333 | NOT! | WMOIS::MAZURKA | Son of the Dawn | Mon Jun 08 1992 18:07 | 1 |
|
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109.334 | food 4 thought | POWDML::BUCKLEY | I am a Zipperhead! | Tue Feb 02 1993 14:39 | 20 |
| You know, I've been thinking of the occult and it's general meaning
in life. I've sort of come to the conclusion that it's not the
religious denomination of an individual, but moreso their overall
personality. I mean, there are self-proclaimed Satanists like
Glenn Burton, who have really negative and brutal personalities.
To me, that is an evil person, regardless of the religion. But
then there are individuals like our very own Duy who are very
polite and sincere individuals, regardless of their religion.
On the other spectrum you have the self-proclaimed Christians.
Those of the ilk like Pat Robertson may be *PC* in their Bible
circle, but to me, the vile hate and caustic propoganda they spread
in an effort to control people is as evil in nature as the Glenn
Burton's of the world. To me, the "Jesus" attachment at this point
is natch! Of course there are people like Mother Theresa who
are truly holy individuals whos faith makes a poitive difference in
the world.
Summary: Doesn't matter what you call yourself, matters what kind of
person you are, and how you treat others...
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109.335 | "Live a life that's more worthwhile" - The Fixx | ADROID::foster | Raised Catholic, dying from guilt | Wed Feb 03 1993 12:44 | 13 |
| ditto! I really can't understand those that say they are "saved". To me, you
are never saved until your time comes. But nobody is going to convince me that
a person is 'doomed' because of what types of music they listen to. There's
plenty of good and bad in *all* styles of music as well as everything else in
life.
Everyone will do good/bad things in their life. Making the 'good' percentage
of your deeds as high as possible would seem to me the ultimate way to run
your life. Forget the bad times, and keep on plugging.
I'll shaddup now 8^)
Droid
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109.336 | Now maybe you'll understand | FRETZ::HEISER | this present darkness | Wed Feb 03 1993 13:31 | 55 |
| >ditto! I really can't understand those that say they are "saved". To me, you
>are never saved until your time comes. But nobody is going to convince me that
For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that
whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life.
For God sent not his Son into the world to condemn the world; but that
the world through him might be saved. John 3:16-17
Jesus saith unto him, I am the way, the truth, and the life: no man
cometh unto the Father, but by me. John 14:6
Neither is there salvation in any other: for there is none other name
under heaven given among men, whereby we must be saved. Acts 4:12
And brought them out, and said, Sirs, what must I do to be saved?
And they said, Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ, and thou shalt be
saved, and thy house. Acts 16:30-31
For by grace are ye saved through faith; and that not of yourselves: it
is the gift of God: Not of works, lest any man should boast. Ephesians
2:8-9
That if thou shalt confess with thy mouth the Lord Jesus, and shalt
believe in thine heart that God hath raised him from the dead, thou shalt
be saved. Romans 10:9
For the preaching of the cross is to them that perish foolishness; but
unto us which are saved it is the power of God. I Corinthians 1:18
And with all deceivableness of unrighteousness in them that perish;
because they received not the love of the truth, that they might be
saved. II Thessalonians 2:10
Be not thou therefore ashamed of the testimony of our Lord, nor of me his
prisoner: but be thou partaker of the afflictions of the gospel according
to the power of God; Who hath saved us, and called us with an holy
calling, not according to our works, but according to his own purpose and
grace, which was given us in Christ Jesus before the world began. II
Timothy 1:8-9
I am the door: by me if any man enter in, he shall be saved, and shall go
in and out, and find pasture. John 10:9
He that believeth and is baptized shall be saved; but he that believeth
not shall be damned. Mark 16:16
For God hath not appointed us to wrath, but to obtain salvation by our
Lord Jesus Christ. I Thessalonians 5:9
For I am not ashamed of the gospel of Christ: for it is the power of God
unto salvation to every one that believeth; to the Jew first, and also
to the Greek. Romans 1:16
For with the heart man believeth unto righteousness; and with the mouth
confession is made unto salvation. Romans 10:10
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109.337 | | AD::FLATTERY | | Wed Feb 03 1993 13:49 | 1 |
| .....slow day at work mikey?................
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109.338 | | MR4DEC::JWHITMAN | Here I come, I come, I come. | Wed Feb 03 1993 14:58 | 7 |
|
Thanks Mike, seriously, for putting that in..
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109.339 | Get another one! | COMET::MARTINN | Too sexy for this conference | Wed Feb 03 1993 15:03 | 2 |
| Hey Whit I just noticed your p_n; going by a rapist theme song now?!?
Rat
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109.340 | no accounting for taste! | POWDML::BUCKLEY | Ride the Cyclone | Wed Feb 03 1993 15:04 | 1 |
| No way, Ratt, that song rooolz!
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109.341 | | MR4DEC::JWHITMAN | Here I come, I come, I come. | Wed Feb 03 1993 15:07 | 4 |
|
Definitely a cool tune!!!!
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109.342 | I've made my feelings known on the sub. | COMET::MARTINN | Too sexy for this conference | Wed Feb 03 1993 15:11 | 2 |
| For rapists!!
Rat
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109.343 | No, I'm not a rapist or do I like them. (Or the song) | 7892::ESCOBAR | Wherever I May Roam | Wed Feb 03 1993 15:17 | 4 |
|
It's just a song.
|
109.344 | | AD::FLATTERY | | Wed Feb 03 1993 15:18 | 1 |
| ...re:-1...."but he plays one on t.v."...................
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109.345 | Depends on your interpretation, not somebody elses | ADROID::foster | Religion is screwing with faith | Wed Feb 03 1993 16:00 | 27 |
| Hey Mike,
I've read a lot of bits and pieces of the Bible, and I'm not going to enter any
more notes after this. But I was talking about man declaring himself saved. You
hit it on the head in a couple of them:
> Jesus saith unto him, I am the way, the truth, and the life: no man
> cometh unto the Father, but by me. John 14:6
>I am the door: by me if any man enter in, he shall be saved, and shall go
>in and out, and find pasture. John 10:9
So, how many living people have been face-to-face? I know you are talking
about 'living the way of the Lord', and .334 is too IMHO. But if you go by
"Judgement Day", then this day has to be just that. People can't say to
themselves "I'm on my way to heaven" just because they say they believe in
God. Seems that's what life is for, proving it.
>Summary: Doesn't matter what you call yourself, matters what kind of
>person you are, and how you treat others...
Sounds like one of the Ten Commandment to me dood. "Love thy neighbor as thy
self".
Sorry if I bugged anyone with my replies to this note... Back to HM!
Droid
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109.346 | | POWDML::BUCKLEY | Ride the Cyclone | Wed Feb 03 1993 16:13 | 7 |
| The arguement is that unless one accepts JC as his Lord and Savior,
it's no dice for Heaven. But my question is -- what about all those
millions of people who are born into cultures that have never heard
of JC or even a Bible for that matter?? What if they were born into
a culture that worships the earth or something?? I find it hard to
believe that all these people are automatically condemned for all
eternity due to something as small as cultural traditions and regions.
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109.347 | | KDX200::COOPER | Hello me, it's me again! | Wed Feb 03 1993 17:12 | 5 |
| Damn straight!!
Thankyouverymuch...
jc
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109.348 | Saw Dragnet recently - rooolin | BOVES::FENNELL | Cold gin time again | Wed Feb 03 1993 17:34 | 4 |
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And what about those coaster-worshiping pagans...
Now where are my leggings?
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109.349 | try reading the book of Romans | FRETZ::HEISER | this present darkness | Wed Feb 03 1993 17:53 | 63 |
| >So, how many living people have been face-to-face? I know you are talking
>about 'living the way of the Lord', and .334 is too IMHO. But if you go by
>"Judgement Day", then this day has to be just that. People can't say to
>themselves "I'm on my way to heaven" just because they say they believe in
>God. Seems that's what life is for, proving it.
Well you ignored a few other verses and I assume you don't trust those
that have had "beyond & back" experiences. By the time you get to
Judgement Day, it will be too late. You also have to realize that if
people make this sort of commitment, God will work in their lives to
help them to prove it with their life. Try explaining this:
That if thou shalt confess with thy mouth the Lord Jesus, and shalt
believe in thine heart that God hath raised him from the dead, thou
shalt be saved. Romans 10:9
>Sounds like one of the Ten Commandment to me dood. "Love thy neighbor as thy
>self".
If it wasn't for the 10 Commandments, we wouldn't know sin. The law is
what defines sin and death. It exposes our imperfections and makes us
realize how hopeless we were before Christ's sacrifice.
For if they which are of the law be heirs, faith is made void, and the
promise made of none effect: Because the law worketh wrath: for where no
law is, there is no transgression. Therefore it is of faith, that it
might be by grace; to the end the promise might be sure to all the seed;
not to that only which is of the law, but to that also which is of the
faith of Abraham; who is the father of us all. Romans 4:14-16
Christ is the new law (covenant) and his new commandments cover all.
And this is his commandment, That we should believe on the name
of his Son Jesus Christ, and love one another, as he gave us commandment.
And he that keepeth his commandments dwelleth in him, and he in him. And
hereby we know that he abideth in us, by the Spirit which he hath
given us. I John 3:23-24
> The arguement is that unless one accepts JC as his Lord and Savior,
> it's no dice for Heaven. But my question is -- what about all those
> millions of people who are born into cultures that have never heard
> of JC or even a Bible for that matter?? What if they were born into
> a culture that worships the earth or something?? I find it hard to
> believe that all these people are automatically condemned for all
> eternity due to something as small as cultural traditions and regions.
For all have sinned, and come short of the glory of God; Being justified
freely by his grace through the redemption that is in Christ Jesus: Whom
God hath set forth to be a propitiation through faith in his blood, to
declare his righteousness for the remission of sins that are past, through
the forbearance of God; Romans 3:23-25
For the wages of sin is death; but the gift of God is eternal life
through Jesus Christ our Lord. Romans 6:23
However, there were righteous, God-fearing people that went to heaven
before Christ's sacrifice for sin and before the law was given.
Abraham is the best example. I'm sure that the Abrahams of today's
world that serve the one, true Creator will also go to heaven. Those
that worship the creations rather than the Creator is a different
story (i.e., paganism).
Mike
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109.350 | | WMOIS::MAZURKA | Son_of_the_Swagger | Wed Feb 03 1993 18:39 | 4 |
| I hope none of you concider me Ignorant for not Puttin in My view here
about this Subject...But I wouldn't Touch_It_Here fer Any_Thing.
Crazy_Not_The_Place_Ask_Me_To_My_Face_Al
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109.351 | I'm no preacher, and not playing one on TV | MSHRMS::FOSTER | You open fire... | Wed Feb 03 1993 20:27 | 4 |
| Gee, ah, sorry... guess I got off the basenote but Mr. Buckley's reply
made sense to me...
Droid_who_has_several_JW_door_ornaments :^)
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109.353 | | WMOIS::MAZURKA | Son_of_the_Swagger | Wed Feb 03 1993 21:59 | 7 |
| Driod,Don't_Get_Me_Wrong.. Buck showed balls to Open_This_Up.
It's just that I'm not gonna touch it..
And Chris,If_Ye_Can DO_It!! Or_Lose_it!
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109.354 | scary stuff, kids | FRETZ::HEISER | Komm Gott, Sch�pfer, Heiliger Geist | Thu Mar 11 1993 15:32 | 1 |
| So what does everyone think of the new EUC logo?
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109.355 | | POWDML::BUCKLEY | Whoway, da Wabbit kicked da bucket! | Thu Mar 11 1993 15:38 | 1 |
| What does EUC mean?
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109.356 | | FRETZ::HEISER | Komm Gott, Sch�pfer, Heiliger Geist | Thu Mar 11 1993 15:45 | 1 |
| It's the new United Europe (European United Commonwealth?).
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109.357 | | GOES11::G_HOUSE | It's NOT a TOOMAH! | Thu Mar 11 1993 15:49 | 3 |
| Donno, I haven't seen it. What does it look like?
gh
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109.358 | gave me a chill | FRETZ::HEISER | Komm Gott, Sch�pfer, Heiliger Geist | Thu Mar 11 1993 16:07 | 2 |
| I'd like to hear a description from a resident HM European to verify
what I saw was authentic.
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109.359 | | POWDML::BUCKLEY | Whoway, da Wabbit kicked da bucket! | Thu Mar 11 1993 16:16 | 3 |
| -1
Anything similar to a pentagram?
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109.360 | that's not even half of it | FRETZ::HEISER | Komm Gott, Sch�pfer, Heiliger Geist | Thu Mar 11 1993 17:42 | 1 |
|
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109.361 | Come on you've got our attention! | COMET::MARTINN | I'll hate you better! | Thu Mar 11 1993 17:44 | 1 |
| So whats the other half?!?
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109.362 | | POWDML::BUCKLEY | Whoway, da Wabbit kicked da bucket! | Thu Mar 11 1993 17:52 | 1 |
| Yeah, what is it?? The goats head?? Wha...
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109.363 | | SUBURB::COOKS | I`m so bored with the U.S.A | Fri Mar 12 1993 12:25 | 5 |
| It`s a buxom wench dressed in leather sat on an alter with "i love
satan" coming out of a bubble.
er,not really.
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109.364 | falling into place like a puzzle | FRETZ::HEISER | Komm Gott, Sch�pfer, Heiliger Geist | Fri Mar 12 1993 12:50 | 34 |
| Ok, since I've had confirmation of this from residents of Europe here
is a description. I saw the new EUC logo for the first time on
Wednesday night. It is a picture of the Tower of Babel being rebuilt.
There are 9-10 floors built with a crane mounted near the top to signify
it is still under construction. There are 10 stars that encircle the
peak of the Tower in the sky. All of the stars are inverted in the
typical goathead-pentagram style. The caption on the logo says,
"Europe: Many tongues, one voice."
So what is the significance of this you may ask? First of all, Saddam
Hussein started a project to reconstruct the Tower of Babel when he
took over Iraq. They believe they have found the original site and
construction will start this year. The Jews are still looking for the
original site of the Jerusalem temple and the Ark of the Covenant.
They also plan to rebuild the temple and place the Ark in it. This is
key because the Antichrist will take up residence in the Jerusalem
temple (as predicted in Revelations). Also, last week's Boston Globe
had an article covering Saddam Hussein's killing of the Shiites in the
south of Iraq. He is damming the Euphrates to dry up the marshes so his
armies can get to them. The article and the editorial both said these
marshes have been there for 6000 years and for the first time they will be
dry (as predicted in Revelations 6:12).
Back to the EUC logo, there are several significances, most of them are
found in the book of Daniel, chapter 2. Here Daniel deals with various
empires that we have seen throughout history (and described long before
they appeared on the earth). It states that the 10-nation EUC will be
the final empire known to the world before the Second Coming. The
Antichrist will rise out of the EUC. Right now, there are 13 nations in
the EUC, three will drop out. More importantly, there are no more
prophecies left to be fulfilled before the infamous rapture takes place.
it won't be long gang,
Mike
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109.365 | Seriously! | COMET::MARTINN | I'll hate you better! | Fri Mar 12 1993 12:55 | 1 |
| Fascinating!
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109.366 | | BOVES::FENNELL | What you got buried in your backyard? | Fri Mar 12 1993 12:55 | 2 |
| Is Antichrist like antifreeze?
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109.367 | | METALX::SWANSON | PeopleThinkI'mCrazyButI'mInDemand | Fri Mar 12 1993 13:21 | 2 |
| It is fascinating! Will we see the year 2000?? I think so....
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109.368 | no where to run, no where to hide | POWDML::BUCKLEY | Whoway, da Wabbit kicked da bucket! | Fri Mar 12 1993 14:03 | 6 |
| Headlines read: "Ronald Wilson Reagan to sell CA ranch for sun spot in
Jerusalem"
AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
HhhhhhhhhhhhhhHHHHHHHHHHHhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhHHHHHHHHHHHHHhhhhhhh!!!!!!!!
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109.369 | | COMET::MARTINN | I'll hate you better! | Fri Mar 12 1993 16:11 | 1 |
| Ok, besides me wanting to get this 69...
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109.370 | 666 | COMET::MARTINN | I'll hate you better! | Fri Mar 12 1993 16:12 | 2 |
| you do realize I felt like I voted for the anti-christ himself when I
voted for Reagan cuz each name in his name is 6 letters long ...
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109.371 | he's gonna come from the EUC anyway | FRETZ::HEISER | there's a Whacko in Waco | Fri Mar 12 1993 16:14 | 2 |
| ...but we don't know if 666 applies to an English, Hebrew, Aramaic,
etc., name.
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109.372 | for it is a HUMAN number!! | POWDML::BUCKLEY | Whoway, da Wabbit kicked da bucket! | Fri Mar 12 1993 16:18 | 1 |
| What's Saddam's middle name?
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109.373 | | COMET::MARTINN | I'll hate you better! | Fri Mar 12 1993 16:26 | 4 |
| I don't know but weren't him and Reagan born on the same day......
June 6, 1906
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109.374 | euc logo!! | KURMA::IGOLDIE | Vote with a bullet | Fri Mar 12 1993 17:32 | 4 |
| what a pile of utter shite!!!
staynz
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109.375 | Da da da da da da "I left alone..." | ARRODS::OHAGANB | And a hundred lonely housewives... | Mon Mar 15 1993 07:18 | 52 |
| re .364
>> It is a picture of the Tower of Babel being rebuilt.
I have'nt seen this one. Sure it is'nt Blackpool Tower being
rebuilt under the EC presidency of Bernard Manning? "Europe:
Many toungues, all foul mouthed." :^)
No seriously, I am interested in this stuff, albeit accompanied
by the odd pinch of salt (and that phrase in itself has Biblical
leanings?).
>> So what is the significance of this you may ask? First of all, Saddam
>> Hussein started a project to reconstruct the Tower of Babel when he
>> took over Iraq. They believe they have found the original site and
>> construction will start this year.
I would'nt be at all surprised. I do know that he did commission the
rebuilding of Babylon a few years back. There was a feature in the
Sunday Times during the mid eighties which covered this. Seems that
the reconstruction, obviously located on the old site of Babylon,
included bricks engraved with "Built during the rule of Saddam Hussein"
or similar. Saddam, in the tradition of all good despots, obviously
wants his name to echo down the centuries and it's not as if, by
birthright, he has descended from the ruling families of old Babylon;
if I'm not mistaken he's a bastard son of a poor family who managed
to muscle his way into power. Still, a loony come to that.
I don't think the re-building of Babylon was completed as the Gulf
War and subsequent financial problems may have put paid to that. Who
know's, perhaps he's putting the finishing touches to it complete
with the Hanging Gardens. Personally I find the Gardens come in
very handy when I'm playing "Civilisation". Keeps the natives
happy :^)
>> It states that the 10-nation EUC will be
>> the final empire known to the world before the Second Coming.
Does the Bible hint at the location of the Messiah's birth/Second
Coming. I've been led to believe it will be in "The Isle of Angels"
or England as it's otherwise known. Odds on are that it won't be
in Basingstoke. Mmmmmm I'm curious about that. We'll have enough
problems holding the 2000 Olympics (should we get it) never mind
staging the Seccond Coming. I can just see it now "Coca Cola,
official drink of the Second Coming". :^) No offence intended.
>> The Antichrist will rise out of the EUC.
She already has. Her name's Margaret Thatcher but we managed to put
her back in her box. :^)
barry.
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109.376 | | KDX200::ROBR | This world is spinning around me | Mon Mar 15 1993 11:15 | 4 |
|
1906??? they can't be that old...
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109.377 | fwiw | FRETZ::HEISER | there's a Whacko in Waco | Mon Mar 15 1993 14:17 | 5 |
| > Does the Bible hint at the location of the Messiah's birth/Second
> Coming. I've been led to believe it will be in "The Isle of Angels"
There will not be a birth, ala God incarnate, like there was the first
time.
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109.378 | | POWDML::BUCKLEY | Scandalized my name! | Wed Dec 08 1993 12:06 | 22 |
|
Let it be known -- the Lord works in mysterious ways....
About 15 years ago, I was in this metal band with this weird guy. He
was our Drummer, and he was heavy into the substance abuse. Over time,
he got involved in Satanism, etc. (we didn't really care, as long as he
showed up sober for gigs and rehearsals!). Anywho, lo and behold, one
day this dude sees the light, becomes a Born-Again Christian, and quits
the band. That is all well and fine, but he subsequently BURNED all of
my rock albums he had borrowed over the years!!! ;'( I lost over $200
in albums that day! ;'(
Well, years go by, and time passes. Who do I run into in the grocery
store last night but this guy?! He has like 7 kids now and is actively
preeching the good word. Since we sort of parked near one another, he
says "Hey Buck, this friend of mine just got saved...he gave me his
entire CD collection to destroy (er, what is this connection between
Salvation and destroying musical albums?!?). I'm just gonna burn them
or somthing, you want em?" So I said "Sure"...
Actually got back some of my albums I lost over a decade ago in that
similar scenario ... weird, huh?
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109.379 | fwiw | FRETZ::HEISER | no I'm really very, very shy | Wed Dec 08 1993 12:14 | 9 |
| > entire CD collection to destroy (er, what is this connection between
> Salvation and destroying musical albums?!?). I'm just gonna burn them
The belief that there are supernatural forces behind the works of some
of these bands and this verse:
And be not conformed to this world: but be ye transformed by the renewing
of your mind, that ye may prove what is that good, and acceptable, and
perfect, will of God. Romans 12:2
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109.380 | I was in Junior High... | STRATA::LAMOTHE | I Like Short Blondes | Mon Dec 07 1992 14:02 | 6 |
| Rep :Buck
15 years Ago...How OLD were you 12 ? or 15 ?
/Sax
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109.381 | | POWDML::BUCKLEY | Scandalized my name! | Mon Dec 07 1992 14:32 | 1 |
| I was 15...have been playing in bands since I was 13.
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109.382 | | ICS::WHITMAN | | Tue Dec 08 1992 08:59 | 5 |
|
I was 9 and though all girls had kooties...
;')
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109.383 | you mean they don't?! | FRETZ::HEISER | no I'm really very, very shy | Tue Dec 08 1992 10:06 | 1 |
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109.384 | | ICS::WHITMAN | | Wed Dec 08 1993 13:04 | 3 |
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Don't worry Mike, you'll overcome this problem... ;')
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109.385 | | FRETZ::HEISER | no I'm really very, very shy | Wed Dec 08 1993 15:04 | 2 |
| I don't know, Whit. Some people have maintained their sanity that way.
Ever meet a sane harem owner?
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