Hakiri

…right, this is what I like to call hacker romanticism, but do you know what? it does not work this way! only in the movies, I guess! so if you are a hacker, if you truly believe that you are a hacker, then you will find a way to be better off then anybody else without the need to break any laws and without compromising your passions at all.

The first time when I heard Mass Destruction from Faithless, I thought that it was pretty cool given that I was deeply involved into their music at the time. It was much later when I realized, or found, a meaning of my own inside the lyrics, which inspired me to write this little article titled Information as a Weapon of Mass Destruction, which has similar idea when compared to the one from song. Or at least I think that this is the case. [...]

And people tried to put us down, when iTunes bumped a post-Cold War sound. My generation sat the at mecca of malls, Times Square, I’m there, Viacom installs. So we hit the net while the Trade Center fell, newyork man hollywood we ran like hell No Vietnam for us, yo, Iraq it’s on. So who agreed upon this cowboy Genghis Khan? The choice made, baby. Hey we take it back, logged in dropped out, MTV took track. They sold it back to us and claimed no correlation. The iMac, iPod, iGeneration. And I’m waiting for the day we can get out. The world is ours, that’s the story no doubt. Want to be more than info super highway traffic, want to be more than a walking demographic!

KMFDM is totally a hacker spirit type of a music. It is perfect when you need to get into hackmode – a state of mind usually found among hackers. The Megalomaniac movie clip is part of a part of a promotional campaign for KMFDM’s new album. It is worthed checking out these guys.