What are some pro-war songs?

[Psycho666]

This may be a silly question, but I was wondering if anyone knows any pro-war songs out there. To be honest, this thread was inspired by another thread, but my question is exactly the opposite of the other topic. It made me realize that I have never heard any pro-war music before and I wondered if it existed.

[NekoMika]

This Day We Fight - Megadeth
Sudden Death - Megadeth
If you want peace, here comes war - Children of Bodom
Peace Sells - Megadeth

[WizMystery]

How about the American National Anthem?

No joke. Scott Key wrote it after witnessing the defence of Fort McHenry had been successful.

[Wunderbar]

YVAN EHT NIOJ

[MOID]

BOYD RICE - TOTAL WAR
VON THRONSTHAL - BELLUM, SACRUM BELLUM
TRIARII - HEAVEN AND HELL

[Warforger]

At 5/10/11 09:27 PM, ChrisLovejoy wrote: YVAN EHT NIOJ

Read: Pro-war songs, not recruitment ads for a job where all you do is party since they're became so useless.

[TNT]

There were several that came out after 9/11.

One by Toby Keith.

[Kwing]

I think most songs by DOPE are pro-war.

[wildfire4461]

This song perhaps?

[wehrmacht5]

basically all national anthems

[LostFaceInTrain]

Definetly this

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=liI3ns-ZW zU

[CaptainJimStabby]

Iron Maiden - These colours don't run

[DeIirium]

At 5/11/11 09:47 AM, CaptainJimStabby wrote: Iron Maiden - These colours don't run

This isn't pro-war and neither is anything by Megadeth. They're just songs that are written from the perspective of soldiers fighting in the war.

[Gimmick]

At 5/10/11 09:32 PM, MOID wrote: BOYD RICE - TOTAL WAR
VON THRONSTHAL - BELLUM, SACRUM BELLUM
TRIARII - HEAVEN AND HELL

All...caps?

how could you?

[TightRope]

At 5/10/11 09:24 PM, SCTE3 wrote: This Day We Fight - Megadeth
Sudden Death - Megadeth
If you want peace, here comes war - Children of Bodom
Peace Sells - Megadeth

Jesus Christ! What a bunch of suck! Don't listen to this garbage, it's hardly a step above Nickelback.

[TheDunwichHorror]

A warrior tradition and a pure military tradition do not have hatred as the basis of war. The need to fight and even to exterminate another people may be acknowledged, but this does not entail hatred, anger, animosity, and contempt for the enemy. All these feelings, for a true soldier, are degrading: in order to fight he need not be motivated by such lowly feelings, nor be energized by propaganda, smoky rhetoric, and lies. Clearly defined goals were established for a necessary war, which was waged in a detached manner, hence without any room for hatred and contempt among combatants. - EVOLA

Puissance - Command And Conquer
Les Joyaux De La Princesse - In Memoriam Philippe Henriot
Arditi - Religion of the Blood

[Richard]

At 5/11/11 10:46 AM, TightRope wrote:

At 5/10/11 09:24 PM, SCTE3 wrote: This Day We Fight - Megadeth
Sudden Death - Megadeth
If you want peace, here comes war - Children of Bodom
Peace Sells - Megadeth

Jesus Christ! What a bunch of suck! Don't listen to this garbage, it's hardly a step above Nickelback.

Are you serious? Megadeth is superior to Nickelback in every way!

[Makakaov]

I have one. It's pretty good, and encouraged me to join the militia.

[CaptainJimStabby]

At 5/11/11 10:18 AM, DeIirium wrote:

At 5/11/11 09:47 AM, CaptainJimStabby wrote: Iron Maiden - These colours don't run

This isn't pro-war and neither is anything by Megadeth. They're just songs that are written from the perspective of soldiers fighting in the war.

I suppose, but never the less it's from a triumphant perspective. Listening to it just makes me wish I was a soldier fighting in a war. It all comes down to how you interpret a song really, you could argue it's an anti-war song if you consider perhaps the soldier is blinded by pride and glory and has become almost detached from the "cold bloody war"

[Lorkas]

Another one bites the dust?

[Richard]

At 5/11/11 11:39 AM, Makakaov wrote: I have one. It's pretty good, and encouraged me to join the militia.

The tune"war" is an obvious counterculture anti-war song.