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Bandcamp https://giorgostsigos-blackcircles199... Spotify https://open.spotify.com/artist/1p5Gi... Ο ΕΘΝΙΚΟΣ ΜΠΕΡΝΤΕΣ Στίχοι: Γιώργος Τσίγκος Μουσική: Γιώργος Τσίγκος, Θάνος Κουτελιέρης Παιδί του ανυπότακτου Καραγκιόζη με του Αριστοφάνη την αιχμηρή κριτική χρόνια πικρής σκλαβιάς με εθνογλυκόζη σε νανουρίζουν Χατζηαβάτηδες ομοφοβικοί. Σαββάτο ο μπάρμπα Γιώργος σε σώζει ξυπνάς Βεληγκέκας του θεού την Κυριακή κρατικό Σαράι η παράγκα σου δεσπόζει σαν φέρετρο με τσέπες αγοράζεις γη. Θέατρο σκιών του παραλόγου στα φώτα πολιτικού τζόγου Στα λευκά κελιά του μονολόγου ζωντανεύουν σκιές ελευθερίας λόγου. Όσο υπάρχουν φιγούρες δικαστές θα ' ναι ιδέες αντιστασιακές Κι όσο υπάρχουν φυλακές θα παίρνει φωτιά κι ο μπερντές. Σε γέννησε η ανάγκη της ελευθερίας των ποιητών η αγέννητη κραυγή στους εφιάλτες απόλυτης τυραννίας σε λυτρώνουν αστέρες χολιγουντιανοί. Σε ναρκώνουν ύμνοι μυθοπλασίας αρχαίας τραγωδίας από μηχανής θεοί στα μαύρα αλώνια ταξικής κοινωνίας σε πουλάνε αγάδες πολυεθνικοί. Σε πρωτόπλασε ιδέα Ομηρική σε γιγάντωσε των ανταρτών η ορμή των κλεφτών το καριοφίλι η οργή σε σφάζουν τώρα ραγιάδες τηλεοπτικοί. Προσμένεις Αη Γιώργη εκδικητή να σκοτώσει το δράκο που ‘χεις καταπιεί. Ευνούχισες τη ζωή καρτερώντας του Αλεξάνδρου την ψωλή! (Giorgos Tsigos & Black Circles) Hello we are a metal band from greece and we would like to thank you for your support. ------------------- The National Scrim ------------------- Child of the insubordinate Karagiozis[1] under Aristophanes' sharp scrutiny years of bitter slavery with sweet drops of patriotism calmed down by homophobic Hadjiavatis[2] Barba Yorgos[3] is rescuing you on Saturday just to wake up as God's Veligekas[4] on Sunday your shanty looks like an administrative saray[5] buying land as if you are a casket with pockets Shadow-play of the absurd in the light of political gambling in the solitary confinement of monologue the shadows of freedom of expression rise up As long as puppet-judges exist resistance ideas will persist and as long as prisons exist we will burn the scrim You were born by the need for freedom and the poets' unborn screams in the nightmares of absolute tyranny you are rescued by Hollywood stars You are drugged by fictional hymns ancient tragedy's Deus Ex Machina on the black threshing floors of the class system you are sold by multinational Aghas[6] You were created in Homer's ideas You were raised by the rebel's momentum Klepht's[7] rifles are raging TV-rayas are slaying you You keep waiting for Saint George the Avenger to kill the dragon inside of you you castrated your life awaiting for the dick of Alexander the Great ----------------------------------------------------- [1] Karagiozis: a shadow puppet and fictional character of Greek folklore, originating in the Turkish shadow play Karagöz and Hacivat. He is the main character of the tales narrated in the Turkish and Greek shadow-puppet theatre. He represents the poor peasant Greek, nowadays with Greek-specific attributes of the "raya", that is, the lower class, non-muslim and tax-paying citizens of the ottoman empire. Karagiozis is a trickster poor Greek man whose sole interest is sleep and eating. Socially, he is in closer relation to Hadji Ivat (Greek: Hadjiavatis) than any other characters, and often he is informed by him, sometimes they cooperate in business, but sometimes Hadjiavatis is a victim of Karagiozis' tricks. [2] Hadjiavatis: the educated Turk who works for the Ottoman state, and often represents the Pasha, or simply law and order. He is Karagiozis' friend and sidekick, an honest and serious figure but often ends up being wrapped up in Karagiozis' schemes. [3] Barba Yorgos: Karagiozis' uncle. His name translates to "Uncle George". He represents a crude villager from the mountains, depicted as a shepherd or dairy farmer usually on some business related visit in the lowlands; he is depicted as a Vlach from Rumeli uncontaminated by urban trends, always depicted broad built and strong with traditional outfit. Even though he believes his nephew to be a crook, he helps him out and beats all the opponents black and blue with his staff. [4] Veligekas: an Albanian guard of the Saray. He is the executive arm of the Pasha, always in the lookout for Karagiozis and never waste an opportunity to give him a good beating. Usually gets beaten though by Barba Yorgos. [5] Saray: is a castle, palace or government building which was considered to have particular administrative importance in various parts of the former Ottoman Empire. [6] Agha: a civilian and military title in the Ottoman Empire. [7] Klephts: anti-Ottoman insurgents who lived in the countryside when Greece was a part of the Ottoman Empire. Translator:Panagiotis Papastamoulis