post by Sacreligion at Jun 7,2011 2:29am edited Jun 7,2011 2:33am
Unfortunately my grandmother passed earlier today, and my family wants me to perform something on guitar at the funeral. I know she was very fond of her heritage but unfortunately I did not have the opportunity to learn from her what I should have. Can anyone recommend some material worth checking out? Preferrably pre-Christian, as the cunt of a Pastor decided she needed to proofread anything that was to be read/performed at the ceremony to make sure it didn't conflict with said cunt pastor's theological beliefs, and I will have no part of bending to her will while I honor the amazing woman that was my grandmother.
post by Sacreligion at Jun 7,2011 3:47am edited Jun 7,2011 3:48am
I think I am going to try to attempt "Dromte Mig En Drom" but am open to any suggestions. Upon further searching I have found that most of the old songs were not wriitten down and therefore have been lost over the years to mainstream history.
Dad's ma dukes. And it would be Manniskopesten if anything. Hahahaha
Cunt pastor asked me, after spewing that ignorant bullshit, if I wanted to light memorial candles for the people who are no longer with us. I told her I wasn't comfortable with it to which she replied "Oh cmon I bet you like to play with matches." Keep runnin your mouth bitch and you'll find out.
post by BobNOMAAMRooney nli at Jun 7,2011 12:37pm
Sorry to hear about your grandmother. Cover In Umbra Malitae Ambulabo, In Aeternum In Triumpho Tenebrarum
Dad's ma dukes. And it would be Manniskopesten if anything. Hahahaha
Cunt pastor asked me, after spewing that ignorant bullshit, if I wanted to light memorial candles for the people who are no longer with us. I told her I wasn't comfortable with it to which she replied "Oh cmon I bet you like to play with matches." Keep runnin your mouth bitch and you'll find out.
dude, what a douche. tell her that Varg Vikernes is your hero.
