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MINA Longstrike
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Posted - 2015.04.07 01:05:00 -
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They're a huge and diverse star-spanning empire. There is no simple answer.
I do think that there would be a very big and very profitable 'idol' industry (possibly with some seriously shady ends like south korea's 'slave' contracts where your label basically owns you financially). After all wasn't Aura aka Excena Foer the voice of eve for capsuleers a galentean?
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MINA Longstrike
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Posted - 2015.04.07 03:09:00 -
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A typical gallente concert In general the macross universe has some decent representations of what gallente music would be like.
Unfortunately I feel like a lot of the common caldari would be standing there screaming "YAKK DECULTURE!" and I don't know exactly how that makes me feel.
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MINA Longstrike
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Posted - 2015.04.07 04:19:00 -
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Maken Tosch wrote:Peter Hanther wrote:they are an empire with multiple planets... think of all the genres we hear just on earth! So lots of different music Makes me wonder what the Minmatar would listen to.
Based on the minmatar origins and the fact that even now they're very tribal, there'd probably still be a great deal of group performances like the Maori Haka. A large portion of the minmatar identity is consumed with balancing the needs of the individual with the needs of the tribe. Music would likely be something done to bond groups together, telling of lineage, deeds and other things (much like every matari's tattoos). They're certain to have some solo singers for entertainment but music and dance are probably very much community things. In the Aura chronicle, I've heard the brutor described as 'gravelly and aggressive' in comparison to an achuran gallente as 'submissive and prissy'.
Or they could have songs like kummavisur (song) that talk of things like hardship and starvation so as to steel themselves and remind themselves of Amarrian slavery and attacks.
Or they could have stuff like Zulu chants (NSFW video) which are huge communal events, or even smaller things where contests of one-upsmanship in the dancing and lyrics of individuals are present.
There would also be conventional gallente influences present too, because there's a lot of cross cultural bleed... except for when a patriotic minmatar youth murders a gallente youth for having minmatar tattoo's that he has no right to.
Minmatar are also purported to have ****ing wild orgies on special festivals.
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MINA Longstrike
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Posted - 2015.04.07 06:04:00 -
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True Adamance wrote:MINA Longstrike wrote:Based on the minmatar origins and the fact that even now they're very tribal, there'd probably still be a great deal of group performances like the Maori Haka. I don't know if you've ever seen one in person but the real deal makes you understand why the Maori have been historically such aggressive and potent fighters. There's a real sense of murderous intent to the air.
Never seen one in person, but I'm well aware of its history. Maori were cannibals sometimes and the sticking out of the tongue was both incredibly rude/insulting and a "I'm going to eat you!" also "Behold the hairy man who reigned in the sun that it may shine!"
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MINA Longstrike
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Posted - 2015.04.07 11:59:00 -
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Jonny D Buelle wrote:
I agree, Maoridom is not what it used to be and I wish more young Maori would take more pride in their own culture instead of trying to emulate american gang culture.
In a sense, it's similar to the issues felt among North American natives.
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