Pop Will Eat Itself - Ich Bin Ein Auslander

[@koz8319]

Crazy how relevant this song is in November of 2024. It's like they were trying to warn us.

[@Herne0011]

I was just thinking the same thing brother.

[@undefined1022]

Or its that nothing has changed

[@Stumpyblue]

I hope people play this in the crowd at the inauguration. The Tang Freaks wouldn’t blink I reckon.

[@johnkeating1497]

​@Stumpyblue I get it the white genocide and fascist left wing politicians and the Biden administration are getting out of hand thank God Truml Won and the Fascists lost

[@pandaeyes42]

This was my "go nuts on the dancr floor" track at alternative and Goth clubs in the Nineties. My dancing style was "interpretive" to say the least!

[@jeffersonwhite8619]

Mine was once described as Zebedee on acid ;)

[@kellystone-tg3bc]

Remember slam dance? That's me. I broke my foot once.

[@RadioPsychicAstrologyByPepper]

So it wasn't just me!

[@susanstohelit9210]

For me it was Fruition in Perth WA circa 91/92 and the Firm after its unfortunate demise. Dancing was a contact sport back then . The good old days…..

[@TheRippoffs]

The bassist Richard March was one of my tutors in college and dude was just exploding with wisdom and stories, absolutley awesome and chill guy

[@Candace-p3u]

Ich bin ein Berliner

[@skividiyeah]

dude !! thats very cool!!

[@edwardcolavito2967]

A song like this will never be irrelevant, especially now and for at least the next 4 years.

[@thed.o.c5582]

I don't think I've ever commented on a youtube comment. But we are here for the same reason.

[@jevangeline0428]

Me as well, cuz​@@thed.o.c5582

[@C-Hiker]

@@thed.o.c5582 Same reason. I can't get this song out of my head. Sitting here depressed watching people use N-word and the hate begins again.

[@brianw3620]

i just linked it for its relevance!!!!

[@wiggy8912]

🤦‍♂️

[@xtldc]

Damn - I used to love this song in high school back in the 90s. I had totally forgot about it. Hearing it again after so many years is kinda crazy.

[@DarkGodSeti]

And just as good as it was then, still relevant today.

[@jameswhittingham8027]

Reminding you again

[@Jkroger100]

I saw these guys open for NIN. Pure madness.

[@iihfnurse]

A great memory Joe, I saw them at Molson Park in Barrie with NIN and two other bands and the Jim Rose Circus. They were fantastic live.

[@iihfnurse]

trolls aside, its funny that the other two bands on that tour were marilyn manson and hole but pwei is the one that really stood out

[@voddynblack]

jeff fay yip

[@iihfnurse]

backspace971 94 or 95, NIN did not tour in 97 at all.

[@buckrogers7498]

JoeKroger1 Saw them open for EMF, guess who the better band was?

[@randyping6036]

Feeling this in the US tonight. Will you speak out?

[@angelo7687]

Yep ,with the rise of the right, we’re moving into a little dark age.

[@notlongfromgone]

trump 2028

[@randyping6036]

@ARISE.FREEDOM-lq9nl Whatever, fascist

[@ScoutsPatterson]

We did speak out! And our country is on the path to being great again! Trump 2024! RED WAVE BABY 🇺🇸

[@angelo7687]

@@ScoutsPattersonpunk is against fascism. Get a clue

[@Negative.headspace]

The early 90's really had a sound, the rise of nin, manson, ministry, hole, white zombie etc. These guys fit in perfectly, this,album is a classic to me

[@ernieduncan602]

That's nuts all of those bands were my life back in the day, pig face, revolting cocks, Manson, NIN... How in the world did pop will eat itself fly completely under my radar.. this is first time I've heard them

[@VivaZeBone]

This is, without exception, THE MOST under-rated band ever. Some of the most interesting music ever made. And yes, granted, it is THE BEST music for the XTC generation - you know who you are and God wasn't it good?

[@JamesBoag]

I remember them before they took e's LOL, Still just as inspiring

[@TheSteviesimpson1]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZmapfKeGf7Rrf7M I'll just leave this here.. 😊 If you know them you'll know it's better. 👍

[@andypitchless]

Sadly underated by Their original singer as well.

[@Owlpunk]

Also, Alan Moore is a huge fan (and vice versa)!

[@cordeliamaintenance6418]

they're not actually that good

[@thekmfdmmachine3919]

So good.

[@BeeGirlz]

Last night I was laying in bed, couldn't sleep, and for some reason Pop Will Eat Itself popped into my head. Haven't listened to them in years and years. I had actually forgotten about them. I was remembering listening to their cassette on my walkman at a silent retreat my mother had forced me to go to. I spent my time instead listening to their album full blast through my earphones and feeling rebellious.

[@jamiebuchanan1500]

so far ahead of their time and this still stacks up so well now - over 20 years later. The greatest alternative band of the late 80's early 90's.

[@Wotsit9000]

26 years old today and still relevant! 💪

[@BryceFischer242]

4 years later, and its relevant even more...

[@noladavis5085]

So glad these guys still tour. Go see them, they still rock.

[@MisterVolts]

'95

[@MosherBear]

Thirty years after stomping along to this at the local indie/metal night that I went to most Thursdays, the track still relevant now.

[@Merglet]

Relevant? Considering the politics these days, the line about "The Rise of the (edit : far) Right" is freaking prophetic and terrifyingly correct.

[@HSR107]

* Even more relevant fixed it for you

[@DBeMeNLV]

Dos Dedos Mis Amigos is DEFINITELY one of my favorite all time albums. Bought it when it first came out. Buy it if you don't have it!

[@skividiyeah]

hey is in spanish!!

[@deezellnyc]

This was great in 1994 and is still amazing 25 years later - even more relevant! Humans can't seem to get it together - come on people!

[@Working_Man]

We can get together but we will start killing eatch other. ;)

[@wades9327]

How is it more relevant? Poor and isolated white people are increasingly degraded in our society and we focus on how rich POCs are apparently hard done by. Live in the real world mate.

[@simonvanderheijden432]

They never will..

[@alexanderkerger2286]

@@simonvanderheijden432 You understand. That´s what really counts. Never give up, since you´re not alone. Love and greetings from Germany (the country that should know) Alex

[@danielpayne500]

Agreed even more Relevant now !!!! Needs blasting on the Radio

[@gutsdozer]

It's pretty great that Clint Mansell is still making amazing music.

[@lowlifehighroad]

this comment is 13 years old and still relevant. what a career

[@lindquich]

Been looking for this song and band since I first heard it back in the mid 90's. I recorded it off the radio. I googled everything that rhymed with ich bin ein auslander...which is a lot. Lol. I had no idea what it actually was. FINALLY!!!! Thank God.

[@Scarlet_Strych9]

Me too until I heard it on current...

[@therayman4536]

Same here. I been looking for it since the mid 90s, had no clue who it was. It thought it was maybe Korn but couldn’t find it until it should up randomly on Spotify

[@izaakbakker9531]

and then people have the joy of discovering the entire back catalogue of PWEi

[@cobraspice]

Thanks Beavis and Butthead for introducing me to this awesome video back in the day.

[@StormBlessed786]

AMAZING HOW VERSATILE CLINT MANSELL IS, EVERYTHING HE DOES IS A MASTERPEACE, CMON HOW MANY ARTISTS CAN DO WHAT HE DOES?

[@Metalkid1500]

Trent Reznor (this is not shitting on anyone, but acknowledging talent)

[@ejenplitobarces]

@@Metalkid1500 both are great

[@mamefydyshyn7257]

David Bowie

[@corriedebeer799]

In case anyone was wondering this song is full of historical references to fascist ideologies. The references are as follows.. The "It can't happen here." Lyric was in reference to Sinclair Lewis's novel that warned Americans that fascism is not a problem unique to Europe. The "when they come to etchnically cleanse me." Is in reference to Martin Niemoller's famous 1946 speech where he criticised the anti-nazi intellectuals for not doing enough to stand up against fascism. A stylised version of this speech can still be found in many memorials. The use of the word 'ethnically cleansed' is incredibly provocative as this was the deplorable language the Serbs used to defend the attempted genocide of the Bosnians. "Politics of Hate" is in reference to the 1968 editorial in the Times which called for the expulsion of Enoch Powell from the torie party for his "Rivers of blood" speech. The "freedom of speech does not make it ok" is in reference to the case in the 90s where a BNP politician was asked to not use terms like 'paki' and 'darkie' on air by the BBC. When he refused the BBC refused to air the racist rant. Which in turned made the BNP a martyr for the cause of freedom of expression.

[@generica1]

The funny thing is though, that it's the "anti-nazi intellectuals" that are the modern day fascists.

[@generica1]

Look at the presidents of Harvard, MIT, Penn, that testified at the US Congress recently. Isn't it funny that the people who preached love and tolerance, the leftists, academia, "intellectuals" are actually the new nazis?

[@alptraum7644]

i got a few of the references in the lyrics here, but not all of them. thank you for taking the time to write this up! v. informative.

[@Valchrist1313]

In 60 years, song will reference how phrases like "This is Extremely Dangerous to Our Democracy" lead to the death of billions.

[@ErikT1337]

Still utterly relevant today.

[@ScoutsPatterson]

Especially under Bidenomics

[@matthulse6177]

I was filmed together with Graham tonight on Never Mind The Buzzcocks - that bit when they do a line-up and the panel has to guess the 'real' celebrity. So I had to be a fake Graham from PWEI. That was weird. I have to say all my empathy was for Graham because it is not easy to be of such talent and weigh up whether or not to appear on a show like that. Because it's pretty harsh in its way. "All good fun" and all that, but. Anyway, we fooled the panel which was a good start. That took some teamwork. And then I came home and discovered ICH BIN EIN AUSLANDER. So. Graham, thanks man.

[@cichlisuite2]

So you didn't know PWEI prior to the show or just didn't know all their songs? Will have to go back and see if I can find this one, spoilers notwithstanding.

[@matthulse6177]

@@cichlisuite2 I knew PWEI as a band (saw them live at Reading University in 1988 (?) but was never really an active fan.

[@antoniomargheriti5186]

1994 - A great year with a lot of great music. I couldn't decide what to listen to first. And of course I had this single. Awesome track.

[@yagamilight5146]

Thanks Eric

[@ShotsMerkzAll]

peep

[@MrJagermeister]

As an Eric, you’re welcome (but I have an uncomfortable feeling it’s not a positive association)

[@allmachtigenallergroter5298]

Who the fuck is Eric lmao

[@yagmurbuyukay2427]

@@allmachtigenallergroter5298 its Eric harris lol

[@MrAztek]

So you came from his journal too?

[@deadtroll242]

This song has stuck with me since it came out. I was in High School learning German because it was fairly easy. I hear this song one day and it hooked me hard. Now I already loved PWEI but this I knew was going to become the anthem for the world if the wrong people get into office And I was right and am sad I was. We are all human and we should always help each other because we are family. Yeah we might be related 20-50'000 years ago but we are still family!

[@bjones7451]

Try KMFDM if you're not familiar with them.

[@louise1967]

Still great! I was only at one of their gigs, back in '88, but it was one of the best concerts ever.

[@CJ-vi7xm]

Wow, I forgot a video for this song existed! I used to listen to these guys all the damn time. Love them so much and am only now just realising that I know nothing about them outside of Dos Dedos....glad I fell down this rabbit hole. I remember this was the 2nd fave song of mine from the band, being 13 and seeing the video for this for the first time and being all like "wtf is this?!!?", so ridiculous and awesome. Love it.

[@doobiusmaximus4real]

I was graduating High school when this came out. Still a clear memory!

[@cholten99]

One of my all time favourite songs but just saw the video for the first time - WTAF....? Still, the Poppies hold the top 3 slots of my best ever gigs.

[@RossHall-UK]

The FUN-DA-MENTAL remix of this has lyrics that are even more striking today than way back when!

[@TheDistortionPrinciple]

More relevant today than in my youth

[@ScoutsPatterson]

Yup. This song was a warning on how bad things would’ve been if modern liberalism and leftism would’ve gotten any worse. Thank God our country is about to be great again! 🇺🇸

[@H4R4K1R1x]

@@ScoutsPatterson Truth

[@Tonys_Gabagool]

I remember accidentally finding this on On Demand Music in like 2006 lol

[@angelacolburn997]

This song is an inspiration for everyone.Its just brilliant.

[@MrJackHitchins]

I saw PWEI, Jesus Jones and Wonder Stuff all at the same gig. The Poppies outshined the Stuffies even though Wonder Stuff were headlining, they had so much more energy and life in their playing

[@lakelandstu2804]

Oh wow. Saw Jesus Jones 11 times. Their first gig after the release of Info Freako. Also saw the Stuffies. Never got to see PWEI unfortunately.

[@johnbrookes9483]

My 3 fav of all time!

[@craig7248]

Saw PWEI and Wonderstuff in their very early days, in Worcester. Was clear back then they both had what it took

[@ejenplitobarces]

@@lakelandstu2804 PWEI are still playing live nowadays

[@lakelandstu2804]

@@ejenplitobarces Yup good friend of mine has seen them recently

[@robchapman6567]

Amazing song....more people need to hear it

[@oolongoolong789]

Devilishly catchy song with important lyrics. Love it!

[@hydorah]

Lyrical content as relevant as ever. Top tune

[@machinagirl]

My teenage years. Haven’t listened to this in ages.

[@bunnyzero0]

Even MORE prophetic now!!! Excellent song, an old favorite.

[@victorcoleman949]

Thank you for the very intense flashback...

[@1michelemichele1]

Clint Mansell (lead singer) scores soundtracks now. Love the guy.

[@Tomistoopunk]

weird to think the bass player for this band is now my teacher in college :)

[@reieldagix3780]

robmausser No

[@MetalMonster313]

Richard? Used to teach me as well about 5 years ago. :')

[@corriedebeer799]

Must be one hell of a school.

[@mrbasil7823]

Was he actually racist? 😂

[@jughidrobo3738]

Hey, I have been alive for over 15 years. I know that you have also been alive, and that's all. You have lived through things that I have never experienced. Just like how I have lived through every moment of my life, studying it thoroughly, and yet you know nothing of me. I find this very interesting. Intriguing. It's fascinating, how you can see hundreds of icons everyday and not realize the importance, potential, or the vast history of even a single one of those "icons." ("icons" being real people, in real time) this is something I plan to help change. I will promote this change by simply explaining my cause, as I have just done. I would love to learn from you, and share my life experiences as you or I see fit. Or, to simply listen to what you have to say. Just introduce yourself. Hello, my name is judge.

[@cellgfx]

This album needs to be on Google Play.

[@timpalemon8857]

Well about that....

[@Herne0011]

Its amazing what sort of videos these bands could make with almost no budget. Still holds up today as it did in 94.

[@StandingInHisWind]

I have been looking for this song since hearing it on a various artists track off a jukebox one drunken night in my youth. Can't believe i just found it lol.

[@retrocausality8039]

Reading the news about the events in Sunderland last night, thinking about this song.

[@iceowl]

@JohnClaypool It's meant to be a play on John F. Kennedy's "Ich Bin ein Berliner!", which he said to mean "I am one of you". By saying "Ich Bin ein Auslander", PWEI are saying "I am not one of you"

[@poppaluv]

i am a donut!!!

[@theranter]

Pretty much... "Ich Bin Ein Auslander" = "I am a foreigner"

[@warrenlodge6754]

Great track. Probably needs a rerelease. Couldn’t be more timely. ✌️

[@irrelephantphotons]

It's 2019 and I will still never stop loving this song

[@veggie42]

I'm looking at their vids cos my new boyfriend into this scene like I was in the day very like Killing in the Name

[@alexanderzurba7680]

German Goth Rock Rap, luv it!

[@michaelperkins4854]

from Stourbridge in teh West Midlands... ;)

[@isty4491]

"... and if the answer isn't violence, neither is your silence..."

[@TheSteviesimpson1]

Saw them in i think 1990 in Edinburgh, phenomenal band.

[@lowlifehighroad]

sure wish this banger would at least stop being relevant

[@ScoutsPatterson]

Very relevant to Bidenomics, definitely

[@lowlifehighroad]

@ well, i was mostly thinking about facism and racists feeling bold as hell these days but go off sir

[@petrospapas3882]

was für eine großartige Musikgruppe!...so toll!...richtig geil!..

[@Arushd4441]

This song!! Our Anthropology Teacher played it to describe a part of ethnicity. I am from Uofc , Canada.

[@ValerieJupe]

What a rad teacher!

[@Arushd4441]

Valerie Jupe LOL ... he's pretty interesting..his classes are fun!! :D

[@LiberalsGettheBulletToo]

Canada's largest terror attack was by [seek] separatists, who run "Genocide 1984" dogwhistle recruitment campaigns around Vancouver. Our Federal NDP leader is banned from entering[censored country name] for supporting them. They are a higher percentage of the population here than in [censored], and it would be much easier to start a nation here than in 'Khalistan'. The only ones who aren't allowed to celebrate nationalism are people whose heritage lays in Canada or Europe. The rest demand separate legal systems, and live in cities that are 50%-70% immigrant. Canada as a whole is expected to be a majority immigrant before 2036. "Stats Canada Demographic Simulation 2036" By then, the majority of the country will less than 60 years' familial heritage. By then, Toronto will be 90% immigrant. 90% of immigrants will live in the cities, while 80% of 'heritage' Canadians will live rurally. A 2-class country. Especially with "Protected Classes" and a law that allows discrimination, and says "Equity Means more than Equality".

[@nicklangmusic]

Man, I remember seeing this video when I was a kid and it really scared the crap out of me haha! But looking back, what an incredible video concept, on the back of a really great song!

[@evedog13]

Relevant. Again. Dammit.

[@plymouth491]

Absolutely relevant, yes. Frighteningly so, in fact.

[@Glokas7]

Been in love with PWEI since I was a kid. I can’t believe how long ago this was. I remember getting Cure For Sanity in ‘92-93, and not appreciating it as much till I was older. Dos Dedos was in my CD player for 2 months straight and was never taken out the entire time. 1:54 is one of my favorite parts of any song. Ever.

[@friskydingo3061]

Beavis and butthead brought me here. Watching reruns brought back fond memories.😊

[@Frankiebonez337]

HOLY SHIT I just found this album on my ipod and gtfo there is a video for this?! Thats amazing!

[@The_Angry_BeEconomist]

unbelievably relevant to the current climate, almost prophetic

[@Pan3optic3on]

Totally agreed.

[@jayk9777]

+kinetic static camp of the saints read that yes? shit is getting predictable ..all planned u prob know

[@The_Angry_BeEconomist]

Jay K I just googled it and looks interesting. I follow George Galloway, George Carlin etc and yes, its all planned.

[@maschinenschlosser]

+kinetic static It is not prophetic.. It was a reaction to the problems of the early 90ies.. Nothing changed though since..

[@ratcat2000]

kinetic static ... and ever more so.

[@toolsixsixsix]

I was listening to this in the 90s when it came out. I was a Libertarian then (as a teenager) and I still am. What are you all on about?

[@ScapeyUKCM]

Your new national anthem. ... Wherever you happen to live.

[@Hudolinski]

Yah. Been watching news when I got sudden urge to listen to this song...

[@numb3r5ev3n]

This came out in 1994. It's scary how relevant it's become.

[@Holret]

we are foreigners in our countries? what kinf of shit have you been smoking? We stole this land from the natives, we have been the invaders from the beginning. The fact that other nations are coming here is well deserved. noone here belongs. Other than that, I think you miss the point of this song.

[@ArthurFWTaylor]

Which land, dumbass? I don't live in America. Didn't steal this land from fuckin' nobody.

[@Hudolinski]

Let us all join in this wonderful fight who's fault is what, and what isn't, while the Native Americans are once again bleeding in efforts to once more protect their land. And once again against their own government and from some fucking pipe lines. And across the wast and deep sea, we have wast and many lives poring through all directions in attempt to save their own heads. Unfortunately for them, they can be distinguished by the color of their skin and not only religion. What's inside can be hidden, what's outside... makes a good scapegoat. But yeah, sure, wir sind die Ausländer.

[@aliciasanchez2442]

Superb!Excellent song and super videoclip!

[@ChuckyBeaver]

I brought me here.

[@markhenstock3757]

@Joshua Jung beat me to it. by one year.

[@zeng.1913]

Facts

[@MM-id3be]

We’re old

[@kreeeofmnht]

Old people are cool... Uh huh huh

[@Butt-Head9]

because You got a ride from your mom uh huh huh huh uh huh huh huh

[@jay91fray]

Clint Mansell is an awesome composer, cant believe a guy like this was a Grammy Nominee

[@lemsdarkapprentice2535]

Really good song. Ich bin ein auslander in 2019...anyone with me? [el'sda2].

[@gutendunkel7905]

Ich bin ein ausländer in Germany for the last 10 years.

[@NailBombed]

All too relevant, with the rise of the alt-right... but fuck em, they'll be running scared soon. Their arguments hold no water, and Trump and his fundamentalist crew will soon be gone. IMPEACH.

[@plymouth491]

@@thebutcherofbenghazi.libya3348 Russian bot. ^^

[@lemsdarkapprentice2535]

@@NailBombed hell yeah, The Cheeto-In-Chief is gone

[@EmpyrionBlackthorn]

I was introduced to this wonderful band on a little game called Loaded way back on the Playstation 1.

[@iceowl]

This song never ceases to be relevant.

[@bsfilmsinc]

had this on my favorite mix tape, walks to high school in the morning always highlighted by this song

[@donnabisbey6906]

This really needs to be re-released. Please consider especially in these times,

[@ZX81v2]

Describes UK and 2024 quite well I think....

[@CDubzWhat]

if the answer isn't violence, neither is your silence

[@Radren83]

This song takes me way way back to a club long gone called 'Icon' in JHB - Marshel Street,. with Doors just up the road. Such hardcore rocking days!!!!

[@ixussa]

Alternative club called Doolittle or Dead Ants in PE...

[@cinqo7]

Back in the days when you could get scary by watching a music video!

[@jennywhat2651]

cinqo7 this is 90s

[@Petrakis780916]

Kids video

[@alantaylor2878]

The politics of the far right should scare you.

[@stormyweather9917]

What scares me are the black men with machetes roaming the streets of Londonistan and Paris and who then return home to the "no-go-zones" where the police are afraid to go, and this is happening under the noses of people like you who sit and watch KZbin videos all evening long. Or maybe it's you and your friends wielding the knives. Stay ignorant and invite more "asylum-refugees" into what will soon become a nation you no longer recognize. Angela Merkel will remain triumphant during your demise.

[@WeatherBarroon2]

Stormy Weather = Smart Cookie 😉

[@h1ddn4g3nd4]

Nice editing! One of the best videos ever, I love it!

[@ThomasRich-vr2tt]

Shockingly relevant

[@ScoutsPatterson]

Especially to Bidenomics

[@jesseelwell9107]

Over and over again I listen to this and it just doesn't seem to get old ju st kinda did my hair like that

[@MossyLadd]

My Parents Awesome Taste In Music Brought Me Here

[@Brixtaan]

I really really hope one day my kids will come here and say the same thing. Your parents dig it

[@Amanda-pz7bh]

Same here!

[@Tonys_Gabagool]

My parents are dead

[@Haevok28]

Even more relevant after all these years.

[@ScoutsPatterson]

I know, especially with the last four years of Bidenomics

[@jethrotroll5442]

Love the song. Always have. Im not sure if they're talking about Hitler's Nazis or Neo-Nazis, which are 2 completely separate entities, which can make their political message moot. But regardless, this is a banger of a song and one I can really rock out too.

[@falconJB]

They are talking about current, for their time, violently racist tendencies in the far right.

[@Kifflington]

Gosh, I wonder what made me remember this song. Here we are again 🙄

[@blurrydream8612]

The band are mint live even more so on acid ... enjoy peeps!!!

[@s2mikey]

This is tight. I dont even like this kind of music but heard most of the album "Dos Deidos Mis Amigos" at a friends and loved it.

[@castleromeo]

"Ich bin ein auslander" translates to "I am a foreigner" in German. The entire album is good. I first knew they had a video for this awesome song by watching Beavis and Butthead.

[@system720]

I thought that it meant “I am not a foreigner”

[@falconJB]

@@system720 No it is 'I am a foreigner.' 'Ich bin kein Ausländer' is “I am not a foreigner.”

[@DouglasKirk]

“If they come to ethnically cleanse me. Will you speak up, will you defend me?” 30 years on and still relevant.

[@patrickd1791]

i've always like this song ever since it came out, the whole album in fact. Never saw the video until now however. I have to say it's hard to give the lyrics the gravity they deserve while watching them dance around in uv clown paint with comically oversized guitars.

[@markleonard8514]

there was a trump video version of this posted here recently. It's pretty brutal, but apt. Viewer discretion for sure.

[@hackau]

It's satirising the common musical videos of the era, if you remember them. :) Pop Will Eat Itself never took themselves very seriously.

[@Hudolinski]

They were ahead of their time, fucking light years ahead.

[@markleonard8514]

there is a Trump version of it here somewhere, it's graphic though

[@resa2088]

no, the right has always stirred up the 'foreigner' problem. its the chinese, no wait ....the irish....nah the italians....nope eastern europeans....hold it....middle eastern.....and the dummies always buy into it.

[@ArcticWipeout]

Scary how relevant this still is.

[@vintagedoll6288]

natural selection

[@ericbryant6097]

interpreted nurture selection

[@itsyaboiaubs7904]

friFuckingday

[@strelokand7306]

wrath

[@TheChromesnake]

I've been looking for this for a while now. Probably in 2000 or 2001 a good friend "lent" me this cassette(yea those were a common thing). I gave it back, less than willingly.....more like he was in my car and was like "hey! Is that MY tape, you mothertrucker?"

[@grifferz]

Good morning Gilead 2024

[@xarnego]

Vestan Pance unite. As our future is bleak now and you nailed it back then.

[@msocbmetal]

Very progressive music for it's time.

[@gearoidwalsh8606]

Great song musically. Lyrics written by the Iron Law of Projection.

[@SimonLaPacer]

Am I the only one who always thought the lyrics were ‘The bassist is racist, you know that we must face this’ ? lmao

[@jessharriman3254]

Holy Shit! Clint Mansell was born on Jan 7th. How was your birthday in 2021 Clint? Ever feel like changing your name to Cassandra?

[@samanthasteerman980]

I was just checking in to see if other people suddenly heard the lyrics to this song creeping into their head in the last few days. I just looked up the lyrics, it almost gave me chills.

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Are you a hairdresser, darlin,?

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Nice photo

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First gig I ever attended, PWEI at the Brighton Centre 94/95.