A HISTORY OF SATANIC INFLUENCE

"Music can inspire people to murder... violence can inspire them to shoot a mall full of people." --Anton LaVey Founder, Church of Satan

SEE HOW SATAN HAS BEEN EFFECTIVELY USING POPULAR MUSIC TO UNDERMINE GOD'S PLAN FOR THE FAMILY AND ULTIMATELY HERALD THE COMING OF THE ANTICHRIST AND HIS KINGDOM ON EARTH.

From Eminem to Britney Spears to Madonna and Marilyn Manson, Satan has been using demonically inspired music to lure millions of souls into hell and destruction. Read these amazing quotes:

Alanis Morissette
"I wrote some of the songs and woke up the next day not even remembering I’d done them--almost like a stream-of-consciousness. It was a very unfettered, spiritual experience."

Carlos Santana
"I know it sounds New Age... but in my meditation, this entity - which is called Metatron - he said, 'we want to hook you back to the radio air-wave frequency. We want you to reach junior high schools, high schools and universities. Once you reach them - because we are going to connect you with the best artists of the day - then we want you to present them a new menu. Let them know that they are themselves, multidimensional spirits with enormous possibilities and opportunities. We want you to present them with a new form of existence that transcends religion, politics or the modus operandi of education today.'"

Marilyn Manson
"Hopefully I'll be remembered as the person who brought an end to Christianity."

Jimi Hendrix
"I can explain everything better through music. YOU HYPNOTIZE PEOPLE... And when you get people at [their] weakest point you can preach into the subconscious what we want to say. That's why the name "electric church' flashes in and out."

Michael Jackson
"When I hit the stage it’s all of a sudden a magic from somewhere that comes and the spirit just hits you, and you lose control of yourself."

"I wake up from dreams and go, 'Wow! Put this down on paper!' The whole thing is strange. You hear the words, everything is right there in front of your face. And you say to yourself, 'I’m sorry, I just didn’t write this. It’s there already.' I feel that somewhere, someplace, it’s all been done, and I’m the courier bringing it into the world."

John Lennon The Beatles
"But my joy is when you're like possessed, like a medium, you know. I'll be sitting around and it'll come in the middle of the night or at the time when you don't want to do it-that's the exciting part . . . I DON'T KNOW WHO THE [expletive] WROTE IT - I'm just sitting here and the whole [expletive] song comes out. So it, you're like driven and you find yourself over on a piano or a guitar and you put it down because it's been given to you or whatever it is that you tune into."

Jim Morrison The Doors
"The reaction I get now thinking about it, looking back is that the souls or the ghost of those dead Indians... maybe one or two of 'em... were just running around freaking out, and just leaped into my soul. And they're still in there."

Keith Richards The Rolling Stones
"THERE’S A DEMON IN ME... I’ve got four or five and we’re all good friends. So I thought I’d just singularize it. It’s like, uh, yeah, check yourself."

"...And he’s still there in me. I’ve learned how to control him, I guess, and that’s what 'Demon' is about too."

Brian Wilson The Beach Boys
"Brian Wilson hears voices. They talk to him. They distract him, frighten him, confuse him. Right now, as the creative genius behind the Beach boys classic surf-rock sound sits for an interview in his darkened living room, the Pacific crashing loudly outside his million-dollar Malibu home, the voices are calling. The forty-six-year old screws up his face. His eyes roll toward the ceiling; they’ve gone blank. His brow is furrowed with thick worry lines. He is silent. Gone."

"Warner Bros. Records president Lenny Waronker claims to have encountered at least five different entities that use Brian Wilson bodied as their home, 'There are a lot of different people there, says Waronker. I’ve met five different people.'"

Alice Cooper
"Alice Cooper claims to have received his name from a spirit by the same name at a séance. Cooper claimed that while performing this spirit: 'Partly takes over [my] actions and singing on stage.'"

Angus Young AC/DC
"By the time we're halfway through the first number someone else is steering me--I'm just along for the ride. I become possessed when get on stage."

Black Sabbath
"We Sold Our Souls For Rock ‘n’ Roll" (The title of Sabbath’s 1976 compilation 2-LP)

Led Zeppelin
"Let the music be your master, won’t you heed the masters call? Oh Satan." (From the song Houses of the Holy)

Bob Dylan
"Well, it may be the Devil or it may be the Lord, but you’re gonna have to serve somebody."

Little Richard
"I was directed and commanded by another power. The power of darkness... The power of the Devil, Satan. We must realize that there is a force that is fighting against us in this world... The Devil was controlling our minds, directing our lives..."

"My overriding interest was in cabala and Crowleyism. That whole dark and rather fearsome never-world of the wrong side of the brain."

Hit Parader magazine reported that Bowie would light candles, draw pentagrams on his walls while casting hexes and spells.

Robert Johnson Father of Modern Day Rock N Roll
"Hello Satan, I believe it’s time to go, me and the devil walkin’ side by side."

Thank you Atomic for Posting this on this site, I am going to do all that I can do as well to get this noticed. I hope that it not too late. What I mean by that is that some are already brainwashed too much into thinking that this kind of music is exceptable. They almost got me and now I am going to fight back as much as I can. I am going to hit every radio station in my area and some out of my way. We need to get this heard. We wonder why their is so many teen "nock ups", abortions, and teen mom's that trash their new born babies. Well just listen to Metalica or Back Street Boys over and over and they just about tell you to do those bad things. Heck they don't even hide the message anymore under Sublimal messages anymore, they just let it all out in the open... Sad but true ..... mmmmmmm Sounds like a metallica song.. Oh yea it was.. Go figure. Keep up the good work Atomic. See you online sometime soon. Mrsmarshmellow!

Touchy subject:) One of my biggest struggles after my conversion was with the music I had listened to beforehand. I was a BIG Metallica fan. Thank God for the Christian radio station here in Toledo that offers an alternative. I no longer listen to music like that, but it was not a cold turkey decision with me. My thought was "I know what I believe and no music I listen to is going to change that." But over time as I studied more and worked harder to set my mind on the things of God and not the things of the world, I found myself not really caring to hear that music.

Now, I'm not to the point of not ever listening to secular music. But, most of the secular music I do listen to is music I listened to before I started listening to Christian music. Much of it has sentimental value because it reminds me of times past. I have no idea who the current "hot artists" are in secular music, but I am a walking encyclopedia of 80's and early 90's music. All I know of current music is narrowed to the Christian music industry. The quality of music is every bit as high as that in other sections of the industry, and the lyrical content keeps my eyes looking towards Christ.

I can understand where you come from when it comes to replaceing the old with the new. You have to remember that when you turn from you old ways not to look back. Remember from the bible when God told a couple to flee from Egypt and not to look back because they would surely die. Well as the couple went on their way, the husband never looked back as God said but the wife couldn't help to look just look back and as soon as she did she became dust. I don't remember the verse but the story stuck well in my brain. We can't look back because we will fall back into the old ways again. Keep moving forward with God and he will bless you in many ways. Wendy

I don't know if it's just me getting older or me getting wiser in my spiritual growth, but there are certain types of music I enjoyed as a teenager that I absolutely will not listen to today.

I would say it is the latter. With age comes wisdom.

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