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[david]

MILLIONAIRES First Full Length Album! by MILLIONAIRES — Kickstarter

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[Tim]

Lavalette - "Malfunction" (Cro-Mags Cover!) BlankTV Music Video Premiere! - YouTube

[kool ken]

its a little over 3 k right now. yesterday it was around 2k. i think we just might see a millionaires full length. this will be the first time kickstarter has done something cool

[Gooch]

I either want to pledge $35, $190, or $375. Seriously.

[You'reNotWelcome]

Originally Posted by Tim

Lavalette - "Malfunction" (Cro-Mags Cover!) BlankTV Music Video Premiere! - YouTube

The song is too long...

[You'reNotWelcome]

Walter Schreifels: Society Suckers - YouTube

Walter Schreifels doing Agnostic Front's Society Suckers
Video by Ray Parada

A few words from Walter himself:

Agnostic Front vs. Mozart

Victim In Pain by Agnostic Front is one of my favorite records of all time, it's classical music. If you don't know this album I highly recommend that you get familiar with it. Don't be scared away by the misleading artwork, although that's part of the album's "Power" (title of a song on VIP) AF's music fights against fascism and the attitudes of fascists ("Fascist Attitudes")

I think cavemen would have liked Victim In Pain better than anything Mozart ever came up with, or the Beatles. If you had to get psyched up to kill a Wooly Mammoth, would you listen to The Beatles with Sgt. Pepper on french horn or Victim In Pain with Vinny Stigma on lead? I can almost hear the cave men screaming (if they had developed language) STIGMA!!!

It's timeless music, post apocalypse Mad Max people will be rocking to it in a thousand years. Do you think anyone is gonna give a shit about The Shins when you could be raped, lit on fire, dragged by a motorcycle and killed for a liter of gas (which kind of defeats the purpose)? Shit, Apes from Planet Of The Apes would love AF, though the Chimps and Orangutans maybe not as much.

Anyhoo, it's not a music competition, I like The Shins and there is a place for them too but I think that Victim In Pain is more important and unique in the evolution of music, art, mankind, that it goes beyond indie rock and steps into Smithsonian Institute territory.

For that reason I covered AF's Society Suckers from Victim In Pain. My version doesn't approach the aggressive power of the original but I had fun interpreting it, an homage. I think of it as classic folk song like "This Land Is Your Land", I wish Woody Guthrie would do a version in the time/space continuum.