Ringo Starr

[G.L.R.]

Sir Richard Starkey is his real name, could very well be Jewish. 

Ringo Starr - Verdict: Not a Jew http://www.jewornotjew.com/profile.jsp?ID=85

Now here's a guy who is a total attention seeker (and yet came up with some pretty good songs regardless).  He later on dated a negress.

[Br.IanVonTurpie]

If you got :-Dee Snyder, Paul and Gene from Kiss, Ringo Starr and Marilyn Manson, put them in a cage then tossed a penny in you'd get one long piece of copper wire!

[Rassenkrieg]

I, for one, have always thought the Beatles were overrated and can only really think of a handful of tunes that I can enjoy from them. Out of the Rollings Stones, The Beatles and The Who, I think I would have to go with the Who.

[Br.IanVonTurpie]

People nowadays are inept in comparison with music creativity in mainstream music to the 60's.

Kids these days couldn't do that stuff if they tried! It was a golden age of creativity 60's-80's in music. I guess there was less choice for people to do then with their time.

The music industry didn't try and socially engineer the community. Artists wrote music and played instruments they weren't manufactured TV show products.

The Beatles couldv'e created anything, their music was diverse and they always tried doing new things. Something for everybody. I particularly like the white album. When I am not feeling happy I put them on and I feel a bit better.I know we can find fault with sone of their beliefs and who they were as people but their stuff was "lightning in a bottle"


I like diverse artists like Pink Floyd and Bowie. I listen to a lot of things. The radio just had Devo's "whip it" on. My favourite Kareoke song and it gets people hyped up!

Some say the Doors were over rated I don't mind them but the Ramones what can you say about them? They may have hated each other like every New Yorker does and they had a Heeb in it but nobody can bloody say they were over rated! They were ahead of their time on many levels! It's a wonder they lasted so long with all their internal fighting etc.

The stooges they were something else too!

[Rassenkrieg]

The Stooges are more my style. They laid down the blueprints for punk music that was to emerge in the 1970s. Search and Destroy is a good song off of my favorite album from them, Raw Power.

Looking back even now though, I do not really care for the styles of 60s music but that is just me. I like a few albums and songs from that era but I find that even compared to the 50s I like much more of the rock n roll stuff from that era compared to the 60s. Self admittedly I am a big Elvis fan and enjoy his 50s works the most.

And then there was punk and new wave, the beginnings of metal coming out in the 70s which I think is much better than any of that. 70s and 80s were the best for secular music, but I think that pro-White music was at its best during the late 80s and 90s. So many great bands like Honor from Poland, Midtown Bootboys, the later era of Skrewdriver, Konkwista 88, Bound for Glory, and further more.

It was right when heavy metal and RAC became best friends which was headlined by bands like Squadron, Bound for Glory and Centurion that is probably my favorite music era for sure. An organization I find that has had a good amount of music coming out at this time is the Hammerskins, so many great bands have come out from that crew at this time in the 90s.

I don't care much for the National Socialist Black Metal scene, I prefer to understand the words so I can digest the message behind the music but I can see the appeal behind it, as black metal has European origins and is uniquely European in origin. I know many people who like those bands like Goatmoon, Aryan Blood, Nokturnal Mortum, and furthermore. I know there are some black metal bands like Xenophobia that were Creators and promoted Creativity within their lyrics; which is always a good thing.

I like a few songs from the Ramones, I think lots of the early punk bands took influence from the Ramones for the sound rather than the Sex Pistols. Ramones had the sound down pat compared to the Sex Pistols as well, and weren't a group that was manufactured by record labels and fashion designers. I know that Sham 69 said they were more heavily influenced from the Ramones more so than the Sex Pistols at the time.

I like Live and Pompeii by Pink Floyd, and the song Be Careful With that Axe Eugene!, David Bowie has a few good ones too like Rebel, Rebel, Suffragatte City, and Heroes. For the Doors I like songs like Peace Frog, Riders on the Storm and Break on Through (To the Other Side). 

[Br.IanVonTurpie]

Did you ever listen to Roxy music or Brian Eno? It's pretty cool! People don't make stuff a lot like that now! Will it ever happen again?

There is this Australian Psychodellic act "King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard ". They have a bunch of albums and each are really diverse!
I'd also recommend post punk Australian bands like "Pinch points" and "The cable ties" . My favourite non racial bands of today.