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Hair Metal

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	Prominent acts include [[hysteria\|Def Leppard]], Whitesnake, Cinderella, and Mötley Crüe. Categorization of Hair Metal acts is decidedly non-binary, with notable groups embracing certain tenets and rejecting others (see: [[operation-mindcrime\|Queensrÿche]], [[W.A.S.P.\|W.A.S.P.]] (We Are Satan's People), AC/DC		Prominent acts include [[hysteria\|Def Leppard]], Whitesnake, Cinderella, and Mötley Crüe. Categorization of Hair Metal acts is decidedly non-binary, with notable groups embracing certain tenets and rejecting others (see: [[operation-mindcrime\|Queensrÿche]], [[W.A.S.P.\|W.A.S.P.]] (We Are Satan's People), AC/DC
	(After Christ/Death Conquerors), and Blue Öyster Cult <ref> A band who's most well known song "Don't Fear the Reaper" deals directly with various forms of [[apeirophobia\| Apeirophobia]]. Guitarist Donald "Buck Dharma" Roeser stated that the band's use of the metal umlaut was meant to reference the Wagnerian aspects of Metal]]. </ref>. Prior to its rapid decline in the early 1990's, hair metal featured prominently in popular culture discourse and was thought by the [[Christian Family Research Council]] to be morally destructive and exhibit qualities of subliminal mind control <ref> See: [[Cold-slither\|Cold Slither]]. </ref>.		(After Christ/Death Conquerors), and Blue Öyster Cult <ref> A band who's most well known song "Don't Fear the Reaper" deals directly with various forms of [[apeirophobia\| Apeirophobia]]. Guitarist Donald "Buck Dharma" Roeser stated that the band's use of the metal umlaut was meant to reference the Wagnerian aspects of Metal. </ref>. Prior to its rapid decline in the early 1990's, hair metal featured prominently in popular culture discourse and was thought by the [[Christian Family Research Council]] to be morally destructive and exhibit qualities of subliminal mind control <ref> See: [[Cold-slither\|Cold Slither]]. </ref>.

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	Prominent acts include [[hysteria\|Def Leppard]], Whitesnake, Cinderella, and Mötley Crüe. Categorization of Hair Metal acts is decidedly non-binary, with notable groups embracing certain tenets and rejecting others (see: [[operation-mindcrime\|Queensrÿche]], [[W.A.S.P.\|W.A.S.P.]] (We Are Satan's People), AC/DC		Prominent acts include [[hysteria\|Def Leppard]], Whitesnake, Cinderella, and Mötley Crüe. Categorization of Hair Metal acts is decidedly non-binary, with notable groups embracing certain tenets and rejecting others (see: [[operation-mindcrime\|Queensrÿche]], [[W.A.S.P.\|W.A.S.P.]] (We Are Satan's People), AC/DC
	(After Christ/Death Conquerors), and Blue Öyster Cult <ref> A band who's most well known song "Don't Fear the Reaper" deals directly with various forms of [[apeirophobia\| Apeirophobia]]. Guitarist Donald "Buck Dharma" Roeser stated that the band's use of the metal umlaut was meant to reference the Wagnerian aspects of Metal]]. </ref>. Prior to its rapid decline in the early 1990's, hair metal featured prominently in popular culture discourse and was thought by the Christian Family Research Council to be morally destructive and exhibit qualities of subliminal mind control <ref> See: [[Cold-slither\|Cold Slither]]. </ref>.		(After Christ/Death Conquerors), and Blue Öyster Cult <ref> A band who's most well known song "Don't Fear the Reaper" deals directly with various forms of [[apeirophobia\| Apeirophobia]]. Guitarist Donald "Buck Dharma" Roeser stated that the band's use of the metal umlaut was meant to reference the Wagnerian aspects of Metal]]. </ref>. Prior to its rapid decline in the early 1990's, hair metal featured prominently in popular culture discourse and was thought by the [[Christian Family Research Council]] to be morally destructive and exhibit qualities of subliminal mind control <ref> See: [[Cold-slither\|Cold Slither]]. </ref>.

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	characterized with [[luciferin\|Satanist]] undertones, subversive androgyny, and a fascination with German culture as evidenced by the (often grammatically incorrect) diacritic use of the "metal umlaut"<ref> A practice often seen as having Nazi-sympathist underpinnings. </ref>.		characterized with [[luciferin\|Satanist]] undertones, subversive androgyny, and a fascination with German culture as evidenced by the (often grammatically incorrect) diacritic use of the "metal umlaut"<ref> A practice often seen as having Nazi-sympathist underpinnings. </ref>.

	Prominent acts include [[hysteria\|Def Leppard]], Whitesnake, Cinderella, and Mötley Crüe. Categorization of Hair Metal acts is decidedly non-binary, with notable groups embracing certain tenets and rejecting others (see: [[operation-mindcrime\|Queensrÿche]], W.A.S.P. (We Are Satan's People), AC/DC		Prominent acts include [[hysteria\|Def Leppard]], Whitesnake, Cinderella, and Mötley Crüe. Categorization of Hair Metal acts is decidedly non-binary, with notable groups embracing certain tenets and rejecting others (see: [[operation-mindcrime\|Queensrÿche]], [[W.A.S.P.\|W.A.S.P.]] (We Are Satan's People), AC/DC
	(After Christ/Death Conquerors), and Blue Öyster Cult <ref> A band who's most well known song "Don't Fear the Reaper" deals directly with various forms of [[apeirophobia\| Apeirophobia]]. Guitarist Donald "Buck Dharma" Roeser stated that the band's use of the metal umlaut was meant to reference the Wagnerian aspects of Metal]]. </ref>. Prior to its rapid decline in the early 1990's, hair metal featured prominently in popular culture discourse and was thought by the Christian Family Research Council to be morally destructive and exhibit qualities of subliminal mind control <ref> See: [[Cold-slither\|Cold Slither]]. </ref>.		(After Christ/Death Conquerors), and Blue Öyster Cult <ref> A band who's most well known song "Don't Fear the Reaper" deals directly with various forms of [[apeirophobia\| Apeirophobia]]. Guitarist Donald "Buck Dharma" Roeser stated that the band's use of the metal umlaut was meant to reference the Wagnerian aspects of Metal]]. </ref>. Prior to its rapid decline in the early 1990's, hair metal featured prominently in popular culture discourse and was thought by the Christian Family Research Council to be morally destructive and exhibit qualities of subliminal mind control <ref> See: [[Cold-slither\|Cold Slither]]. </ref>.

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	Sub-genre of popular music that reached peak visibility in the mid/late 1980's		Sub-genre of popular music that reached peak visibility in the mid/late 1980's
	characterized with [[luciferin\|Satanist]] undertones, subversive androgyny, and a fascination with German culture as evidenced by the (often grammatically incorrect) diacritic use of the "metal umlaut"<ref> A practice often seen as having Nazi-sympathist ~~undertones~~. </ref>.		characterized with [[luciferin\|Satanist]] undertones, subversive androgyny, and a fascination with German culture as evidenced by the (often grammatically incorrect) diacritic use of the "metal umlaut"<ref> A practice often seen as having Nazi-sympathist underpinnings. </ref>.

	Prominent acts include [[hysteria\|Def Leppard]], Whitesnake, Cinderella, and Mötley Crüe. Categorization of Hair Metal acts is decidedly non-binary, with notable groups embracing certain tenets and rejecting others (see: [[operation-mindcrime\|Queensrÿche]], W.A.S.P. (We Are Satan's People), AC/DC		Prominent acts include [[hysteria\|Def Leppard]], Whitesnake, Cinderella, and Mötley Crüe. Categorization of Hair Metal acts is decidedly non-binary, with notable groups embracing certain tenets and rejecting others (see: [[operation-mindcrime\|Queensrÿche]], W.A.S.P. (We Are Satan's People), AC/DC
	(After Christ/Death Conquerors), and Blue Öyster Cult <ref> A band who's most well known song "Don't Fear the Reaper" deals directly with various forms of [[apeirophobia\| Apeirophobia]]. Guitarist Donald "Buck Dharma" Roeser stated that the band's use of the metal umlaut was meant to reference the Wagnerian aspects of Metal]]. </ref>. Prior to its rapid decline in the early 1990's, hair metal featured prominently in popular culture discourse and was thought by the Christian Family Research Council to be morally destructive and exhibit qualities of subliminal mind control <ref> See: [[Cold-slither\|Cold Slither]]. </ref>.		(After Christ/Death Conquerors), and Blue Öyster Cult <ref> A band who's most well known song "Don't Fear the Reaper" deals directly with various forms of [[apeirophobia\| Apeirophobia]]. Guitarist Donald "Buck Dharma" Roeser stated that the band's use of the metal umlaut was meant to reference the Wagnerian aspects of Metal]]. </ref>. Prior to its rapid decline in the early 1990's, hair metal featured prominently in popular culture discourse and was thought by the Christian Family Research Council to be morally destructive and exhibit qualities of subliminal mind control <ref> See: [[Cold-slither\|Cold Slither]]. </ref>.

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	Prominent acts include [[hysteria\|Def Leppard]], Whitesnake, Cinderella, and Mötley Crüe. Categorization of Hair Metal acts is decidedly non-binary, with notable groups embracing certain tenets and rejecting others (see: [[operation-mindcrime\|Queensrÿche]], W.A.S.P. (We Are Satan's People), AC/DC		Prominent acts include [[hysteria\|Def Leppard]], Whitesnake, Cinderella, and Mötley Crüe. Categorization of Hair Metal acts is decidedly non-binary, with notable groups embracing certain tenets and rejecting others (see: [[operation-mindcrime\|Queensrÿche]], W.A.S.P. (We Are Satan's People), AC/DC
	(After Christ/Death Conquerors), and Blue Öyster Cult <ref> A band who's most well known song "Don't Fear the Reaper" deals directly with various forms of [[apeirophobia\| Apeirophobia]]. Guitarist Donald "Buck Dharma" Roeser stated that the band's use of the metal umlaut was meant to reference the Wagnerian aspects of Metal]]. </ref>. Prior to its rapid decline in the early 1990's, hair metal featured prominently in popular culture discourse and was thought by the Christian Family Research Council to be morally destructive and exhibit qualities of subliminal mind control <ref> See: [[Cold-slither\|Cold Slither]]. </ref>.		(After Christ/Death Conquerors), and Blue Öyster Cult <ref> A band who's most well known song "Don't Fear the Reaper" deals directly with various forms of [[apeirophobia\| Apeirophobia]]. Guitarist Donald "Buck Dharma" Roeser stated that the band's use of the metal umlaut was meant to reference the Wagnerian aspects of Metal]]. </ref>. Prior to its rapid decline in the early 1990's, hair metal featured prominently in popular culture discourse and was thought by the Christian Family Research Council to be morally destructive and exhibit qualities of subliminal mind control <ref> See: [[Cold-slither\|Cold Slither]]. </ref>.

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	Prominent acts include [[hysteria\|Def Leppard]], Whitesnake, Cinderella, and Mötley Crüe. Categorization of Hair Metal acts is decidedly non-binary, with notable groups embracing certain tenets and rejecting others (see: [[operation-mindcrime\|Queensrÿche]], W.A.S.P. (We Are Satan's People), AC/DC		Prominent acts include [[hysteria\|Def Leppard]], Whitesnake, Cinderella, and Mötley Crüe. Categorization of Hair Metal acts is decidedly non-binary, with notable groups embracing certain tenets and rejecting others (see: [[operation-mindcrime\|Queensrÿche]], W.A.S.P. (We Are Satan's People), AC/DC
	(After Christ/Death Conquerors), and Blue Öyster Cult <ref> A band who's most well known song "Don't Fear the Reaper" deals directly with various forms of [[apeirophobia\| Apeirophobia]]. Guitarist Donald "Buck Dharma" Roeser stated that the band's use of the metal umlaut was meant to reference the Wagnerian aspects of Metal]]. </ref>. Prior to its rapid decline in the early 1990's, hair metal featured prominently in popular culture discourse and was thought by the Christian Family Research Council to be morally destructive and exhibit qualities of subliminal mind control <ref> See: [[Cold-slither\|Cold Slither]]. </ref>.		(After Christ/Death Conquerors), and Blue Öyster Cult <ref> A band who's most well known song "Don't Fear the Reaper" deals directly with various forms of [[apeirophobia\| Apeirophobia]]. Guitarist Donald "Buck Dharma" Roeser stated that the band's use of the metal umlaut was meant to reference the Wagnerian aspects of Metal]]. </ref>. Prior to its rapid decline in the early 1990's, hair metal featured prominently in popular culture discourse and was thought by the Christian Family Research Council to be morally destructive and exhibit qualities of subliminal mind control <ref> See: [[Cold-slither\|Cold Slither]]. </ref>.

			[[File:Hair-metal.jpg\|500px\|center\|]]

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	Prominent acts include [[hysteria\|Def Leppard]], Whitesnake, Cinderella, and Mötley Crüe. Categorization of Hair Metal acts is decidedly non-binary, with notable groups embracing certain tenets and rejecting others (see: [[operation-mindcrime\|Queensrÿche]], W.A.S.P. (We Are Satan's People), AC/DC		Prominent acts include [[hysteria\|Def Leppard]], Whitesnake, Cinderella, and Mötley Crüe. Categorization of Hair Metal acts is decidedly non-binary, with notable groups embracing certain tenets and rejecting others (see: [[operation-mindcrime\|Queensrÿche]], W.A.S.P. (We Are Satan's People), AC/DC
	(After Christ/Death Conquerors), and Blue Öyster Cult <ref> A band who's most well known song "Don't Fear the Reaper" deals directly with various forms of [[apeirophobia\| Apeirophobia]]. Guitarist Donald "Buck Dharma" Roeser stated that the band's use of the metal umlaut was meant to reference the Wagnerian aspects of Metal]]. </ref>. Prior to its rapid decline in the early 1990's, hair metal featured prominently in popular culture discourse and was thought by the Christian Family Research Council to be morally destructive and exhibit qualities of subliminal mind control <ref> See: Cold Slither. </ref>.		(After Christ/Death Conquerors), and Blue Öyster Cult <ref> A band who's most well known song "Don't Fear the Reaper" deals directly with various forms of [[apeirophobia\| Apeirophobia]]. Guitarist Donald "Buck Dharma" Roeser stated that the band's use of the metal umlaut was meant to reference the Wagnerian aspects of Metal]]. </ref>. Prior to its rapid decline in the early 1990's, hair metal featured prominently in popular culture discourse and was thought by the Christian Family Research Council to be morally destructive and exhibit qualities of subliminal mind control <ref> See: [[Cold-slither\|Cold Slither]]. </ref>.

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	Prominent acts include [[hysteria\|Def Leppard]], Whitesnake, Cinderella, and Mötley Crüe. Categorization of Hair Metal acts is decidedly non-binary, with notable groups embracing certain tenets and rejecting others (see: [[operation-mindcrime\|Queensrÿche]], W.A.S.P. (We Are Satan's People), AC/DC		Prominent acts include [[hysteria\|Def Leppard]], Whitesnake, Cinderella, and Mötley Crüe. Categorization of Hair Metal acts is decidedly non-binary, with notable groups embracing certain tenets and rejecting others (see: [[operation-mindcrime\|Queensrÿche]], W.A.S.P. (We Are Satan's People), AC/DC
	(After Christ/Death Conquerors), and Blue Öyster Cult <ref> A band who's most well known song "Don't Fear the Reaper" deals directly with various forms of [[apeirophobia\| Apeirophobia. Guitarist Donald "Buck Dharma" Roeser stated that the band's use of the metal umlaut was meant to reference the Wagnerian aspects of Metal]]. </ref>. Prior to its rapid decline in the early 1990's, hair metal featured prominently in popular culture discourse and was thought by the Christian Family Research Council to be morally destructive and exhibit qualities of subliminal mind control <ref> See: Cold Slither. </ref>.		(After Christ/Death Conquerors), and Blue Öyster Cult <ref> A band who's most well known song "Don't Fear the Reaper" deals directly with various forms of [[apeirophobia\| Apeirophobia]]. Guitarist Donald "Buck Dharma" Roeser stated that the band's use of the metal umlaut was meant to reference the Wagnerian aspects of Metal]]. </ref>. Prior to its rapid decline in the early 1990's, hair metal featured prominently in popular culture discourse and was thought by the Christian Family Research Council to be morally destructive and exhibit qualities of subliminal mind control <ref> See: Cold Slither. </ref>.

Lmsuarez at 01:34, 15 December 2024

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	Sub-genre of popular music that reached peak visibility in the mid/late 1980's		Sub-genre of popular music that reached peak visibility in the mid/late 1980's
	characterized with [[luciferin\|Satanist]] undertones, subversive androgyny, and a fascination with German culture as evidenced by the (often grammatically incorrect) diacritic use of the "metal umlaut"<ref> A practice often seen as having Nazi-sympathist undertones. </ref>.		characterized with [[luciferin\|Satanist]] undertones, subversive androgyny, and a fascination with German culture as evidenced by the (often grammatically incorrect) diacritic use of the "metal umlaut"<ref> A practice often seen as having Nazi-sympathist undertones. </ref>.

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 Sub-genre of popular music that reached peak visibility in the mid/late 1980's
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+characterized with [[luciferin|Satanist]] undertones, subversive androgyny, and a fascination with German culture as evidenced by the (often grammatically incorrect) diacritic use of the "metal umlaut"<ref> A practice often seen as having Nazi-sympathist undertones. </ref>.
 [[luciferin|Satanist]]
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+Prominent acts include [[hysteria|Def Leppard]], Whitesnake, Cinderella, and Mötley Crüe. Categorization of Hair Metal acts is decidedly non-binary, with notable groups embracing certain tenets and rejecting others (see: [[operation-mindcrime|Queensrÿche]], W.A.S.P. (We Are Satan's People), AC/DC
-androgyny, and a fascination with German culture as evidenced by the (often
+(After Christ/Death Conquerors), and Blue Öyster Cult <ref> A band who's most well known song "Don't Fear the Reaper" deals directly with various forms of [[apeirophobia| Apeirophobia. Guitarist Donald "Buck Dharma" Roeser stated that the band's use of the metal umlaut was meant to reference the Wagnerian aspects of Metal]]. </ref>. Prior to its rapid decline in the early 1990's, hair metal featured prominently in popular culture discourse and was thought by the Christian Family Research Council to be morally destructive and exhibit qualities of subliminal mind control <ref> See: Cold Slither. </ref>.