The number of jokes in this song is near to 100, they have made a lot of references on Metal, ‘90 Disco, games, movies and Starting from Disco Inferno they putted also Dante’s inferno. Musically is almost impossible because they mixed together three totally different songs like: The Rythm of the night, Scatman (ski-ba-dop-ba-dop-bop) and What is love. So it takes more than one listening to get all the jokes (maybe not all of them).
The theme of the song as a whole is that Disco music is dead, and only zombies and old school monster can enjoy it nowadays. Worth noting: Dante (the guy in red) is a famous Renaissance poet, father of modern Italian language (obviously dead now). Here he is moonwalking (moving backwards) and the verses are read (kinda) backwards, a parallel to the beliefs that recite the Holy Father from the end to start will evoke Satan : D
There are so many quotations in this piece, from video games like Doom, to the fact that Dante enters the song at exactly minute 3 and Dante enters hell in the third poem of the Divine Comedy. Italian quotes like Francesco Salvi and Lorella Cuccarini, or even Chopin's Moon. Let's say that the piece lends itself to several levels of reading, of understanding, and is not meant to be a piece that everyone likes, and fortunately the nanowars decide moved by their personal taste, and not by the fear of not liking it.
The number of jokes in this song is near to 100, they have made a lot of references on Metal, ‘90 Disco, games, movies and Starting from Disco Inferno they putted also Dante’s inferno. Musically is almost impossible because they mixed together three totally different songs like: The Rythm of the night, Scatman (ski-ba-dop-ba-dop-bop) and What is love.
So it takes more than one listening to get all the jokes (maybe not all of them).
Agreed! It’s not a track you can fully form an opinion on based on one listen!
@@GBHBLOfficial reek of putrefaction is an Album from Carcass (gut sweeping the floor from the carcasses), but this just one of many
The theme of the song as a whole is that Disco music is dead, and only zombies and old school monster can enjoy it nowadays.
Worth noting: Dante (the guy in red) is a famous Renaissance poet, father of modern Italian language (obviously dead now). Here he is moonwalking (moving backwards) and the verses are read (kinda) backwards, a parallel to the beliefs that recite the Holy Father from the end to start will evoke Satan : D
dantelab.dartmouth.edu/reader?reader%5Bcantica%5D=1&reader%5Bcanto%5D=7
There are so many quotations in this piece, from video games like Doom, to the fact that Dante enters the song at exactly minute 3 and Dante enters hell in the third poem of the Divine Comedy. Italian quotes like Francesco Salvi and Lorella Cuccarini, or even Chopin's Moon. Let's say that the piece lends itself to several levels of reading, of understanding, and is not meant to be a piece that everyone likes, and fortunately the nanowars decide moved by their personal taste, and not by the fear of not liking it.
The craziest italian metal band 🤘🇮🇹😎