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Committed campaigners against rock culture excesses may enjoy this look at the weird world of black metal as much as the local goth contingent will. Centered in Norway, though not confined there, black metal is a refinement of heavy metal, the genre minions of decency loved to hate before the rise of gangsta rap. Combining the lyrical stance of death metal with the melodic stylings of thrash, black metal takes its name from the English band Venom's second album. But what distinguishes black metal from, say, Marilyn Manson, is that the Nordic tunesmiths aren't kidding. The ones cited here openly advocate and occasionally admit to suicide, murder, and church burnings. Satan worship and its trappings are important to the black metal ethos, yet many musicians and fans aren't Satan worshippers but Odin devotees, and some seek to revive notorious Norwegian Nazi puppet Vidkun Quisling's Universism. Though the prose is stiff in places and the presentation desultory at times, this is gripping stuff, a book about scary rock that is really scary. Mike Tribby
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Bands including Dead, Euronymous, and Varg Vikernes--along with sociologists, police officers, theologians, and occultists--recount how the satanic Black Metal, a spin-off of the heavy metal underground, devolved into acts of church burning, murder, and suicide in Scandinavia.
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...are some of the customer reviews I have just read, from impressionable, probably disturbed youngsters writing things like "Hail Sathanas" and recommending this book to all black metal scenesters as a "how-to" guide. Obviously these kids have MISSED THE POINT. Sure, the music is compelling--having worked in a record store that sells recordings by Burzum and Emperor, amongst others, I agree that black metal is quite unlike anything else out there and musically ingenious. But the philosophy behind it--NO WAY. I have no love for Christian belief systems, either, but this does not mean I condone the sort of blind, unrelenting, emotionless hatred and destruction perpetrated by the followers of black metal philosophy. The two journalists who wrote this book did a fine job of researching, interviewing and trying to be objective, but nothing in this book acts as an encouragement to embrace national socialism, or Satansism, or murder and church-burning--nothing. The most intriguing part of this book, which unfortunately the authors did not address in detail, is how little jail time and punishment was given to these black metal criminals. They are continuing their message of hate from jail, inciting their (very young) followers, and they'll be out in a matter of years, with every intention of committing other crimes. Even Vikernes will only be 42 when he is released. It saddens and frightens me that some people see this work of research into destruction and violence as some sort of handbook. I urge those people to read this book again, more carefully, without focusing only on the bloody murders and the nihilistic spoutings, and at least try to understand what happens to these people, what the consequences of their actions are. The best example is the interview with Ihsahn of Emperor--I don't agree with his beliefs, but he is one of those people who would understand that I don't have to--he seems to have his head on straight, at least, and a good grasp of what his beliefs actually mean. Read this book as the sociological study that it is, and hear the music as works of art, not as incitations to violence, and understand what it is that drives these people to embrace heathenism and Satanism--which is the best way to distance yourself from the actual violence, as the authors of the book have done. I congratulate them on a well-researched, intelligent account of black metal, and regret that there are those who cannot see beyond the hatred and gore to understand their objective account.
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I've been listening to extreme metal for about 2 years now, and black metal is something that is still sparse in my collection. I'd heard lots of stories about the exploits of the most well known members of the genre, but this book was the first detailed account about the shocking amount of activity that occurred, that I read. Not only did I gain a new perspective on the band members and followers of the movement and its beliefs, but the music as well. Fortunately, the majority of the book focused on the "why". What drove these social outcasts to murder? Sometimes simplistic answers are downright chilling. It would be difficult for any one book to truly capture the full essence of the philosophy that drives the black metal movement, probably the first branch of metal with such a closely tied political and spiritual agenda, but this book gives a fantastic introduction to the unsuspecting newcomer. Anyone who is remotely curious about the music, the philosophy, or the church burnings/murders/suicides should definintely pick this up. The information about politics towards the end can get somewhat thick, but it is still worth the read.
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Well i just finished the book a night ago..My impressions?..Ok here we go- First of all , this book is an excellent resource for the Black Metal beginner- It shows yu a side of BM that maybe yu may not have been exposed to just by listening to their cds..In fact Euronymous seems less evil after reading this. Even Death. they just seem like regular blokes that donned the satanist clothes for shock value. Some of the peolpe interviewd belive this is the case.. My only gripe is that the book focuses on Varg WAY too much- Ok, he started the church burnings..Give him an interview or two , but to spend nearly the entire story relating it back to Varg just makes it slightly dull. And some may like it but the last part of the book focuses mainly on politics- Not one of my fav subjects.. A graet thing about the book is the abundance of pictures: Especially the one of Varg standing there with some evikl looking weapons in his hands. Another great thing is the amount of interviews with people in the scene and out of the scene.. But all in all a pretty good book to read for some1 that doesnt know too much about the scene.. Def. Worth yer money hail..
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Information Highway Revisited
Metalheads sind komische Leute. Manche leben in der Manowar-Fantasiewelt mit Rittern und schwulen Elfen oder dem Sleazetraum diverser untalentierter New York Dolls Aufkocher. Lesen Sie weiter...
Veröffentlicht am 5. Februar 2007 von Christian Ladewig
einfach genial brutal!
Mehr als ein Muss für Black Metal-Anhänger! Lasst euch die interessanten und enthüllenden Interviews mit Varg und Co. nicht entgehen!
Veröffentlicht am 20. Februar 2003 von Klara Steele
well done overview but also interesting details
I have been in black metal for almost 6 years now and I have to assume that this is the best book about black metal I ever read. Lesen Sie weiter...
Veröffentlicht am 5. Juni 2001 von Roland Schneider
Lords
This is possibly the best non-fiction i have ever read. No, it IS the best non-fiction book i have ever read. Lesen Sie weiter...
Am 31. Juli 2000 veröffentlicht
Intriguing book reaching wrong audience...
It's a shame that such a well-written, intriguing book is being found by the wrong audience. Namely, brain fried metal-kiddies who seem to use it as a guide to finding the most... Lesen Sie weiter...
Am 6. Juli 2000 veröffentlicht
Nett anzuschauen, aber sehr wirre Theorien
Das großartige an diesem Buch vorweg: Es gibt wirklich einmalige und interessante Bilder zu sehen. Das war es aber auch fast schon. Lesen Sie weiter...
Am 28. Juni 2000 veröffentlicht
excellent.
i have to say that i really like the title of this book.and im a big fan of black metal music.even though i have never been a part of a church burning i would like to be part of... Lesen Sie weiter...
Veröffentlicht am 9. Juni 2000 von Satan
DIe Pflichtlektpre für Blackmetal Fans
Dieses Buch verschafft dem Leser einen tiefgehenden Einblick in die Urzeit des Blackmetal. Alle wichtigen Personen werden beschrieben/interviewed und haben durch dieses Buch eine... Lesen Sie weiter...
Am 29. Mai 2000 veröffentlicht
Markedly superficial, yet entertaining
I have read this book several years ago, and found it mildly entertaining. In my view, such a book should have never been written - I would have much preferred these issues to... Lesen Sie weiter...
Veröffentlicht am 10. Mai 2000 von Yury Arkadin
SCARY IN A REAL SENSE
This is an excellent look into the world of Black Metal. It introduces lots of bands to people who may never had heard ofthem. Lesen Sie weiter...
Veröffentlicht am 5. Mai 2000 von "grinlv"
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