1)G.O.D (Grandstan… Read Full Bio ↴There are five known artists with the name G.O.D.
1)G.O.D (Grandstand Of Devils) is a cultic Hungarian hardcore-rap group in the early '90s. Grandstand Of Devils were: Dezi and Bobafett. Their albums were spreading by tape-copy
2) G.O.D. - an acronym for Grotesque Organ Defilement - is an old-style Goregrind band from Peterborough / Oshawa, Ontario, Canada. Their sound draws influences from various styles - including crust, death metal and hardcore - and play within the self-proclaimed style of 'crustgore'. Although most of the lyrical content revolves almost entirely around gore, G.O.D. adamantly expresses their strong leftist socio-political views of Anti-Patriarchalism, Anti-Sexism, Anti-Misogyny, Anti-Racism , Anti-Homophobia, and Anti-Capitalism / Neo-Liberal Globalization.
Currently a 3-piece, G.O.D.'s line-up consists of: Riley - Guitar / Vocals, Dan Arrgh - Bass / Vocals and Leezus - Drums. Former bassist, Steve, left the band in early 2011. Members of G.O.D. played in Forever Annihilating The Obese before the death of their bassist, and currently play in Crazy Bomber, Excommunicated, Avon Dealer, Indictable Mischief and Twister Fister.
Official Pages:
http://www.myspace.com/grotesqueorgandefilement
http://godgrotesqueorgandefilement.bandcamp.com/
http://www.facebook.com/pages/GOD-Grotesque-Organ-Defilement/190266364369707
3) G.O.D (Groove Over Dose) was a successful K-pop group.
G.O.D. was a Korean male group, the name an acronym for Groove Over Dose. The group has been quite successful, releasing seven albums and being one of the few groups to have an album become a "million seller" in K-pop. They have since disbanded, as the members were required to fulfill their compulsory military duties. Some members have gone on to have solo careers. It consisted of Kim Tae Woo (김태우), Danny Ahn (데니 안), Park Joon Hyung (박준형), and Son Ho Young (손호영).
4) An Italian Symphonic Death Metal band.
5) UK House and Garage duo made up of Jeremy Sylvester and Mike Millrain (although not always both at the same time).
The first release 'Limited' (Chilly001) was produced by Grant Nelson & Simon Firmin otherwise known as 24 Hour Experience. The artist name was hi-jacked by Jeremy & Mike for the latter releases which had nothing to do with Grant & Simon.
Pirates in the church
G.O.D. Lyrics
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whatsenever, we wouldn't give a damn.
We want to welcome you back into the house
of G-Funk.
Hmm? That's right.
Since we last left ya, we had went international.
And one thing we noticed about everywhere we went,
it's a whole lotta folk funkin',
Huh?
Look out there now. We came to bring it.
The lyrics of G.O.D.'s "Pirates in the Church" suggest a critique of organized religion, particularly the way it can be used to manipulate and control people. The reference to "pirates in the church" implies that those who run religious institutions are like pirates, who claim to be doing good but really seek power and profit. The team's use of "G-Funk" and hip-hop rhythms to deliver this message gives the song an ironic twist that highlights the hypocrisy of religious authorities.
The song introduces itself by addressing the listener in various temporal references, showing that it aims to reach any audience at any time. The band's travels around the world allow them to observe similar problems with religious institutions in different cultures. These issues include the manipulation of believers and the misuse of funds, a trend that is also found in their home country. The chorus of the song reinforces this critique by stating that religious leaders are thieves stealing the faith of the people, and that they should be challenged.
At the core of the song's message is the idea that faith should be personal and not imposed from above. The team believes that people should question and challenge the religious institutions that they are a part of, rather than blindly accepting everything they are told. "Pirates in the Church" is a commentary on the dangers of blind faith, and a call to arms for people to take control of their own beliefs.
Line by Line Meaning
Good evening, morning, afternoon, wherever, whosenever,
whatsenever, we wouldn't give a damn.
We don't care what time of day or who you are, we welcome you anyway.
We want to welcome you back into the house
of G-Funk.
We welcome you back into the world of G-Funk music.
Since we last left ya, we had went international.
Since we were last here, we've traveled internationally.
And one thing we noticed about everywhere we went,
it's a whole lotta folk funkin',
and don't know what the funk they funkin' wit.
We've noticed that many people everywhere we go are trying to make music but don't know what they are doing.
Look out there now. We came to bring it.
We are here to bring good music and show people how it's done.
Lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
Written by: WARREN, III GRIFFIN
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