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Black metal.
My parents were heavily into black metal. They sent me to a psychologist when they found a Stryper record in my room.
This is wonderful and funny. Song sounds like it's falling apart the whole way through. And those deeply philosophical lyrics.
Did you know that until the year 2030 you still can't sing Happy Birthday without owing a licensing fee? Seems pretty demonic to me.My father said Stryper was evil. Heck, he said all secular songs are. In his mind God made music, and it had to glorify God. Technically The Happy Birthday song and Twinkle Twinkle Little star are extremely demonic. Probably worse so than extreme metal, because they disguise themselves as being unassuming.
Did you know that until the year 2030 you still can't sing Happy Birthday without owing a licensing fee? Seems pretty demonic to me.
Did dad know she liked rap?I heard something about that.
My mother liked listening to rap though, so I got a heavy dose of that as a kid. While she's the whitest looking person on earth she grew up in a largely black neighborhood that was traumatic and always had a cautious and curious interest in "black culture".
Did dad know she liked rap?
Excellent! Now we're beginning to get to the roots of your neurosis. But meanwhile, here's another song I was listening to recently. Lots of people do heavy metal. I think these guys invented heavy rubber:Yeah, my mother would play it openly in the house. While we were technically a conservative Christian family on paper, in practice like many other families the father never really dominated anything and was in fact often subservient.
Although he was somewhat warmed up to things like rap, because he had some white guilt. While he didn't like it, he appreciated it in some weird way.
Excellent! Now we're beginning to get to the roots of your neurosis. But meanwhile, here's another song I was listening to recently. Lots of people do heavy metal. I think these guys invented heavy rubber:
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