Post: #1

I was listening to some of the music I used to listen in my blue pill days and I realized that a lot of it is whining emo crap that literally drains the energy out of me as I listen to it. Most of it is alt rock and sung by bands with male singers so it doesn't make sense that its so whiny but hey that's what I noticed.

What's some good music that fills you up with positive masculine energy and makes you want to go do something?

Here's one I like - most of Iris's songs are pretty whiny but this one is cool.

Post: #2

Quote:Break me down, you got a lovely face
We're going to your place
And now you got to freak me out
Scream so loud, getting fuckin' laid
You want me to stay, but I got to make my way

Hey
You're crazy bitch
But you fuck so good, I'm on top of it
When I dream, I'm doing you all night
Scratches all down my back to keep me right on

Should be pretty obvious..

Quote:Feels like your life is over
Feels like all hope is gone
You kiss it all the way, maybe, maybe

This is a second coming
This is a call to arms
Your finest hour won't be wasted, wasted

Hey, hey, hell is what you make, make
Rise against your fate, fate
Nothing's gonna keep you down
Even if it's killing you because you know the truth

Sounds like a metaphor for taking the red pill and sticking it out against the hordes of manginas and fat femicunts

Post: #3

Post: #4

Post: #5

<iframe width="560" height="315" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/L4MzF53je5M" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>

Post: #6

I can't figure out how to embed

Post: #7

Love this thread, here are my songs that I love:













"A liar's ambition
Praised like a king
Every day in every way
We are getting weaker!"

Post: #8

Posted for stealthAlpha because its amazing song.

to embed your video go to new reply then on the left side you have TV click on it and select youtube and paste link from youtube. DONE

Post: #9

Rock and Metal music do it for me.
Few things are manlier than a huge bearded guy, growling, about vikings, northern gods, vengeance, killing, raping and pillaging.

Post: #10

[/align]

Post: #11

Meh, a much wiser man once said that today's revolutionary is tomorrow's staunch conservative. It can't be helped but worth a try.

Post: #12

These 2 examples always get the Celtic blood flowing and inspire me:

Post: #13

And on the metal tip:

Post: #14

Post: #15

Love these songs, keep 'em coming!

Post: #16

Post: #17

Post: #18

I think soup wins. Since we got that out the way, how about we get some blue pill music..

Quote:I'm stuck in a coma, stuck in a never-ending sleep.
And some day I will wake up and realize I made up everything.

Post: #19

This:

Post: #20

Post: #21

You guys need to hit the classics... I'm talking 19th and 18th century stuff. Carmina Burana to start:

Post: #22

Vivaldi's Gloria, 1st chapter... it's not a full orchestra but they do OK with a chamber orchestra.

Post: #23

Aaron Copland and the Fanfare for the Common Man. Read the history of this piece... fascinating.

Post: #24

RCP for the win. E.S. Postumus is good shit and this piece is big.

(06-23-2013 11:48 AM)RCP Wrote:  This:

Post: #25

Try some Bond: