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January, 2001. Three guys from different bands and similar tastes looked at one another and asked: “why not?”. The three piece alternative rock band Rusty Project was born, aiming to mix and renew the member’s main influences: From 80s metal to Seattle’s grunge and nowadays' metal and everything between. Defining harmony and originality as a top priority, the band started composing and playing in the local circuit.
July, 2002. The first demo album, project II, was released. Although it was not a pro recording, it achieved great response from, at least at the time, acclaimed music websites such as MP3.com and IUMA.com, reaching top10 on mp3.com’s genre rank for a long time.
September, 2004. Project III is out. Now with some road and studio baggage, the band could finally show what rusty project is all about. Solid songs with unique harmonies, well placed vocal lines, excellent execution. Albums were sold worldwide, mainly in North America and Europe. More than 500000 track downloads were done so far.
June, 2009. 4 years after their last release, the band gathered to rehearse and record their new independent project, with one thing in mind: Leave all commercial/producing stereotypes/cliches/deadlines and simply do what they wanted to do. One year and a half later, “Unite” was ready, with 21 songs - all of them produced by the band and 90% of all tracks recorded at the band’s own studio.
“Unite” is by far the band’s most pretentious work to date and shows that rusty project has grown up in comparison to its last releases; harmonies are tight, guitar riffs are strong and present, vocal lines are sticky and well made/built. The Songs blend old school and modern rock influences with a prog touch, resulting in a singular and well produced album overall, which should please anyone who loves modern rock and good music.
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They have given an interview to this site (Portuguese)
http://www.curitibarock.com.br/bandas.php?modo=detalhe&id=21
Breeding Hypocrisy
Rusty Project Lyrics
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Cuz you always cover it with make up
You can't show your ugly face
Cuz you hide it behind that green mask
For what you wear not for what you really are
You show no arrogance
Cuz you’re always performing so well
Beware, our world is so unfair, it's so unfair
Hypocrasy breeding
Show me your face now, show how repulsive you really are
So you loose your fame, and suddenly everyone is gone
They just respect you for what you have
They don’t respect you for what you are, what you really are
Beware, our world is so unfair, it's so unfair
Hypocrasy breeding
Show me your face now, show how repulsive you really are
You live in a fairy tale
Encircled by fake friends
Your life is an invention
I feel sorry for you
Rust, your body rust, your money rust
You live in a fairy tale
Encircled by fake friends
Your life is an invention
I just feel sorry for you
The lyrics of "Breeding Hypocrisy" by Rusty Project are a scathing criticism of the prevalent culture of superficiality and hypocrisy that pervades modern society. The song is an indictment of the way people hide their true selves behind a façade of makeup, clothing, and social status, rather than being true to themselves and their own identities. The opening lines of the song, "You can't show ignorance, cuz you always cover it with makeup" and "You can't show your ugly face cuz you hide it behind that green mask" are particularly biting, and call out the way people try to hide their flaws and weaknesses behind a veneer of perfection.
The song goes on to lambast the idea that people dress to be respected for what they wear, rather than who they are. The lyrics suggest that people have lost sight of what really matters, and are more concerned with their outward appearances than their inner selves. "You show no arrogance, cuz you’re always performing so well," is a line that calls out performers and social elites who are constantly putting on a show for their fans and followers, rather than being their true selves.
The chorus of the song is a warning against the dangers of hypocrisy, and the way it breeds in our society. "Beware, our world is so unfair, it's so unfair. Hypocrisy breeding. Show me your face now, show how repulsive you really are," are lines that drive home the point that people need to be more honest with themselves and each other, and not hide behind a false façade.
Overall, "Breeding Hypocrisy" is a powerful statement about the need to be true to oneself, and not hide behind a façade of perfection. The song is a call to action for people to be more honest and authentic, and to reject the shallow values of modern society.
Line by Line Meaning
You can't show ignorance,
You're not allowed to be ignorant in this world, perceived as uneducated and unintelligent, So you must cover it up.
Cuz you always cover it with make up
You hide your lack of knowledge and understanding with a mask made of fabricated intelligence and cosmetic ideas.
You can't show your ugly face
You hide from the world because you fear rejection, the fear of what you truly are deep down inside.
Cuz you hide it behind that green mask
You conceal your true self behind the facade of acceptance, A green mask of deception to fit in with the masses.
Dress to be respected
The false veneer of dressing well to gain the respect of others, creating a deception that clothes make the person.
For what you wear not for what you really are
The value of an individual is not in their true character, but instead their status symbol, as defined by the appearance of their outfit.
You show no arrogance
You do not exhibit your self-worth, choosing instead to maintain a facade of humility, while hoping it's not too late.
Cuz you’re always performing so well
Continually presenting a polished version of what others consider your best self, resulting in a façade of success, unaware of the cost.
Beware, our world is so unfair, it's so unfair
The world is a hostile place, which favors the sins of hypocrisy and injustice, with no hope of defeating its tyranny.
Hypocrasy breeding
The literal suggestion of hypocrisy producing more and more hypocrisy, a vicious cycle of falsehood.
Show me your face now, show how repulsive you really are
The challenge to be real, to reveal the unsightly twisted dark side of oneself with no filter, the ugliness which lies hidden within.
So you loose your fame, and suddenly everyone is gone
When no longer fashionable or popular, the loss of friends and those who once celebrated shifts away from the next fad.
They just respect you for what you have
People value things over people, so the ability to offer material goods and status is what is most respected.
They don’t respect you for what you are, what you really are
The final revelation, that the real of who one is, the very essence of being, is not respected, as it has no translatable material value.
You live in a fairy tale
You exist in a world of make-believe, where deception and lies are the narrative, trying to fool yourself into believing it is real.
Encircled by fake friends
Surrounded by false well-wishers, individuals who pretend they care; but in reality, they only want to take advantage of the situation.
Your life is an invention
The perception of your life, a fabrication of your making, where the appearance of the polished lie is all that matters.
I feel sorry for you
A genuine expression of compassion, where the depth of the existence lived is a tragic loss of potential and beauty.
Rust, your body rust, your money rust
In the final analysis, when life is ending, everything is temporary, and all material things slowly decay away.
Contributed by Cameron C. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
Paulo Campello
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