There are 6 artists called oil:
1) oiL was a pre CKY band, made up of Deron Miller on guitar and vocals, Jess Margera on Drums, and Ryan Bruni on bass. Although not releasing an actual album, they released 3 demo tapes and 1 vinyl record.
2) Oil was also a hardcore band from the Netherlands.
3) Oil was a one-shot drum'n'bass project by Noel Ram (Arcon 2, Leon Mar, Torus) on the Future Sound Of Londons' Electronic Brain Violence-label in 1997.
4) Oil is Post grunge band from Bolivia .
5) Oil was a Christian Metal band featuring ex Dark Angel Ron Rineheart on vocals. They released one EP in 1998 called Oil EP and one full length album in 1999 called Refine. They disbanded in 2002 when Ron Rineheart wanted to reform Dark Angel. Unfortunatly he suffered a severe spinal injury in 2005 and was forced to retire, so that he can have a chance to walk.
6) OIL was a Rock band from Spain, made up of Ricardo del Castillo (vocals, guitar & bass, former member of Glutamato Ye-Yé) and Carlos Torero (drums, ex-Espasmódicos, Radio Futura, Los Coyotes...). They released 3 LP's between 1991 and 1994.
Note that Oil is definitely NOT the Amsterdam-based producer OIJ ('Only In Japan'), who for some mysterious reason is redirected to Oil...
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oil Lyrics
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You want...
You wanna break me
You wanna wash by brain
You...
You wanna break me
They told you what to do with me
You are among them
Don’t try to find me
Don’t ever tell me what to do
I’m never gonna be like you
If I could kill me
I’d get rid of solitude
If I could kill you
If I could kill you
You wanna change my mind
You wanna see me like another one
You wanna change my life
You wanna see me living lies
In these lyrics, Oil is expressing defiance and resistance towards someone who is trying to control and manipulate them. The repetition of "You wanna break me" emphasizes this feeling of being threatened and attacked. The line "You wanna wash my brain" refers to the idea of brainwashing, or the attempt to change someone's thoughts and beliefs through manipulation and coercion. However, Oil is rejecting this attempt, declaring that they are not like their oppressor and cannot be controlled in this way.
The chorus, "Don't ever tell me what to do, I'm never gonna be like you," is a powerful statement of autonomy and individuality. Oil is declaring that they will not be shaped or molded by the expectations of others, but will carve their own path in life. The lines "If I could kill me, I'd get rid of solitude" and "If I could kill you" suggest that Oil is grappling with intense emotions, perhaps even contemplating violence, in response to the pressure they are experiencing.
Overall, this song is a powerful anthem of resistance and rebellion against those who would seek to control and manipulate us. It is a call to embrace our own identity and refuses to be shaped by the expectations of others.
Line by Line Meaning
You wanna break me
You have a desire to tear me down and leave me in pieces.
You wanna wash by brain
You wish to brainwash me and control my thoughts and actions.
They told you what to do with me
Others have instructed you on how to treat me and what to do about my existence.
You are among them
You are part of a larger group or ideology that seeks to break me and mold me into something else.
I’m not anything like you
I am unique and separate from you in my thoughts and identity.
Don’t try to find me
I do not want to be discovered or pursued by you for your own purposes.
Don’t ever tell me what to do
You do not have the authority or right to dictate my choices or actions.
I’m never gonna be like you
I will not conform to your expectations or join you in your endeavors.
If I could kill me
If given the chance, I would eradicate my own loneliness and pain.
I’d get rid of solitude
I wish to remove the isolation and emptiness that plagues me.
If I could kill you
In an alternate scenario, I would eliminate you and your influence on my life.
You wanna change my mind
You seek to alter my opinions and thoughts to align with your own.
You wanna see me like another one
You want me to become indistinguishable from others who share your views and actions.
You wanna change my life
You have a desire to mold and shape my existence into something more suited to your own goals.
You wanna see me living lies
You want me to participate in falsehoods and live a life that is not genuine to who I am.
Contributed by Mateo D. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
LunchBoxSteve
I think also frequent oil changes within the first 10,000 miles is crucial to flush out all the metal particles that can cause a lot of scuffing. I over change my oil with break-in oil and I've always had fantastic ring seal and engine wear thereafter. I drive my car home from the dealer new and will immediately dump the factory fill and put in break-in oil and then change it at 500, 1,000, 2,000 3,000 miles and then switch to a low of a Moly oil as I can find and continue changing it at 3,000 mile intervals until it reaches 10,000 miles. I also try to vary the RPM as much as possible with just a few WOT's in this time as well. I have compression and UOA reports showing extremely amazing results.
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That’s excellent advice!
Bob Irving
I heard from several top sources that you need to do a few hard pulls mid-rpm right away, otherwise you will glaze the cylinders from low loads.
Is this true?
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@Bob Irving
https://youtu.be/6XEYJrSqHtw
Bob
I used BR30 on the LS6 I built last year. Seems like it worked pretty well, however I can't say for sure because I was rear ended in that car and the car was totaled after less than 2000 miles of driving with that engine :(
Bob Irving
Great info, thanks guys!
I am guilty of “chemical Russian-roulette”.
Have been using TurboMaxx which basically stops steel on steel wear. It has plenty of moly, zinc, calcium, etc, etc.
I used TotalSeal gapless second rings set.
Will my blow-by likely be excessive?
If so, could I re-hone the cylinders and use proper break-in oil?
Raoul Stogaus
Hey Bob, Greetings from down under. Love your videos. So refreshing to find somebody who presents the science to back up claims. I wonder if you could test or give us the 'good oil' on Castrol Magnatec. 'The oil with intelligent molecules that cling to an engine's moving parts to protect your engine from the moment you turn the key and even if you wait for 100 years, Magnatec will still protect your engine like yesterday. Sounds too good to be true. With Magnatec in my engine, it ought to never wear out. Castrol makes these wild claims, but presents no evidence of these intelligent molecules and it's strange that none of the other oil companies have tried to call Castrol out on this, or come up their own intelligent molecules. I'd be very intersted to hear anything you can say about this.
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LOL, I guess the Molecules are using AI??? In all seriousness, what they are referring to is the polar nature of the ZDDP anti-wear additive. It is attracted to ferrous surfaces and bonds with that surface to create a protective film, so it is really great science. In fact, it is so great that literally every engine oil on the planet uses ZDDP.
jeff bonifield
On my second round of Driven break in before switching to the XP4 in my Total Seal equipped SBC> Thanks Guys for your many on-line classes! Might still want one on Total Seals official way to clean and prepare a cylinder wall for final assembly.
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Thanks for the suggestion!