NZ Music history altered due to 9/11 false flag
New Zealand has a rock band whose lead singer Jon Toogood formed in the late 80's called Shihad, these guys kick some serious arse especially live!
Jonny boy Toogood would easily make my top 5 kiwi vocalists/singers, i know this type of rock may not be everyone's cup of tea but i recommend the following before you listen!
Take 2 drinks or cones/pills you choose..just take handfuls of whatever..wait 5 mins then click on this youtube link (for copyright police) and PLAY THIS LIVE performance in Christchurch of Run...
This one also need to be played LOUD, maybe you need a top..ok consume whatever...now play this live version of Wait & See
See i told you they rock!
So how did 9/11 change NZ music History?
By September 11 2001 Shihad already had won most major NZ music awards worth winning and were proving to be popular overseas.
The problem was the Bush led False flag which by the way he should have got an Academy award for, had poisoned people into thinking every middle eastern looking person was on a Jihad against the mighty USA.
Shihad and Jihad are very similar words so Shihad decided in 2002 to firstly change their band name to Remote before realizing that band name was already taken. Then they decided to use the name of a single off the General electric album called Pacifier. In 2004 they thankfully changed the band name back to Shihad :)
I better mention that the band started in Wellington which makes them even more awesome
go and listen the the album called The General Electric - its gold
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Awesome tunes! Going to spend some more time wigh these songs.
my man!!
They were awesome - I remember head banging to them live - not that I smoked seven joints first or anything :)
Jesus that 911 false flag was a bunch of crap - I remember mocking it online literally the next day...
This is my favourite Shihad song - it takes me right back to 1998 and it's like the sound of New Zealand
And then I started listening to this Mutton Birds one as well - read the comments! - remember when music was awesome?
I love the mutton birds, i saw them open for Spilit ENZ @ the bowl in New Plymouth, out of my mind but they were out of this world live - man for a little country we got some awesome music
George Thorogood (George Thorogood, February 24, 1950) is an American blues rock musician known for his hits "Bad to the Bone" (1982), "Move It On Over", "Bo Diddley's", "Who Do You Love?". He has sixteen studio albums, six of which are gold and two platinum albums (George sold 15 million copies).
i love George he's a legend!!!
He sure nailed at the time ;)
Pretty rock music as far as I can say !
my dear friend @kiwiscanfly,Very interesting rocking music video,
i like your post all time,thank you for sharing with us,
Thanks for your information The song he singis so nice I love it he has a great band and sound is so awesome thanks for sharing keep it up His voice is so beautiful
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Very interesting rocking music video 🎶
Fantastic live performance, awesome music Zealand it's wonderful place.
thankyou for sharing info :))