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[Rev.Cambeul]

My parents' musical preferences deeply imprinted on my own so probably 60% of what I listen to is by dead negroes,

Dead negroes are the best negroes. 

Repost the old stuff! People have surely forgotten by now; they'll be like brand-new tunes.

They are there in the previous 480 pages. That is each page having 5 Posts per page and a minimum of 1 video per Post and often several videos.

I'm not a huge AC/DC fan, wouldn't know one of their songs if it came up and bit me

AC/DC Stiff Upper Lip - Full Concert DVD

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vBmUZOONHjI

Here's something from Tucker Carlson:
Jews Just Love Money & Killing
https://www.youtube.com/@TuckerCarlson
Republican Senator Lindsey Graham boasts that they have lowered taxes (for the right people) and are killing the right people.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fe2e60-uGuU

[ConcernedCavalier]

"6. To what period in history do we Creators most look to for inspiration?"

https://youtu.be/41HiG7Ej9hU

[Rev.Cambeul]

Mr Bond - Right Music for Young Whites
https://creativityalliance.com/forum/general-jabber/mr-bond-right-music-for-young-whites

In the Ghetto
An Elvis Tribute to Dindu

https://argentbeacon.com/wp-content/uploads/streaming/MrBond/In%20The%20Ghetto.mp3

[ConcernedCavalier]

"6. To what period in history do we Creators most look to for inspiration?"

https://youtu.be/41HiG7Ej9hU

Apparently the American West was the wrong answer lol whoops. 

The musical Cabaret is one of the most famous and well-beloved landmarks of musical theatre — set in a Berlin nightclub during the late Weimar Republic, it is not a Creator's typical fare and is, rather, self-evidently the creation of homosexual Jews. Those homosexual Jews did one good favour to the racially-conscious however in gifting us the fantastic "Tomorrow Belongs to Me".

https://youtu.be/bI1-8Odkxq4

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Sung in the film by a uniformed member of the Hitler Youth, the song is meant to underscore the sinister encroachment of National Socialism upon the dissolute lives of the main characters — but it's such a jaunty and inspirational tune that it was adopted by European nationalists (mostly) unironically after the film premiered. It reminds me of the quote in my signature, and I recommend it to you all as a cheerful anthem.