@ElectricDryad @jepyang there was also some guy with a sousaphone who would march alongside Nazis playing March of the Elephants over and over, which was pretty damn good

edit: a link! https://youtu.be/lKCJSOmeRao?si=Idbsj0dsosrweqdN

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Silicon Valley democrat socialists of America had a band for a moment. We didn't use it for activism. But we did march in the Mayday Parade.

@nerdd @jepyang

Few instruments can compete with the saxophone when played with obnoxiousness intent.

@nerdd @jepyang my ex-gf and her friends used to play circus music loudly at nazi gatherings. They hated it.

https://youtu.be/pct1uEhAqBQ?si=Q0qMRepjGzMXEvVa

Here we go, it was called “Free Jazz Mod Paludan!” (“Free Jazz Against Paludan!”): https://www.instagram.com/smagpaadigselv/p/B_rgZ9MB3rd/

It was specifically directed toward a right wing extremist asshole, Rasmus Paludan, who almost got elected for the Danish parliament 6 years ago (he’s got a quite extensive wikipedia page here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rasmus_Paludan).

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@nerdd @jepyang

I recall that as a graduate student in the late 1960s I had a next door neighbour who started to have BBC Radio 2 on quite loud late at night (possible to mask the sound of various nocturnal activities).

I discovered Peter Brötzmann's Machine Gun. I played it once and never heard anything from him again.

I still feel a little guilty about that,..

@nerdd @jepyang somewhere in the states there was a guy following far right marches, playing a heavy "elephant walking" rhythm on a tuba

Videos on YouTube, but I'm on a bus ATM, not gonna inflict YouTube searches on other passengers

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Brilliant !!!

@mayintoronto @jepyang

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Ima need some coordinates for them asap.