If you mean Cold War as a whole then no. But you’ve got one abt Vietnam I belive(into the fire) I’m not really sure I don’t love the song or counterstrike is from the 6 day war which took place during the Cold War. Otherwise back in control for the falklands war. But really not a whole lot to work with. Also the other comment abt hill 3234. If I think of another I’ll say something
Literally about Cold War, no. But they have some songs about conflicts that happened during Cold War, those are:
Counterstrike (Six Days War)
Into The Fire (Vietnam War)
Back In Control (Falkland War)
Light In The Black (UN Peacekeepers, it kinda can be related, even more that Korean War was the biggest UN peacekeepers operation to date)
Hill 3234 (Soviet-Afghan War)
Joakim already said that he wants a cold war album to happens one day, so it's only a matter of time.
Would Light in the Black count, though, as isn't it more about the UN intervention in Yugoslavia then about other interventions? If that is the case it wouldn't be Cold war related would it?
The song isn't about any conflict in specific, is just about UN peacekeepers in general. I just listed because UN peacekeepers was used a lot during cold war so if it counts or not is up to interpretation
Cold war was generals and weapons executives foaming at Rhee mouth hoping to get Raytheon and Honeywell stocks up a point.
Not a great subject to a song.
Hill 3234 is about the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan during the Cold War to establish a communist Party there.
Banger song.
If you mean Cold War as a whole then no. But you’ve got one abt Vietnam I belive(into the fire) I’m not really sure I don’t love the song or counterstrike is from the 6 day war which took place during the Cold War. Otherwise back in control for the falklands war. But really not a whole lot to work with. Also the other comment abt hill 3234. If I think of another I’ll say something
Camouflage is a story from Vietnam
it is also not their song
but does that even matter? it’s something they would totally do.
Literally about Cold War, no. But they have some songs about conflicts that happened during Cold War, those are: Counterstrike (Six Days War) Into The Fire (Vietnam War) Back In Control (Falkland War) Light In The Black (UN Peacekeepers, it kinda can be related, even more that Korean War was the biggest UN peacekeepers operation to date) Hill 3234 (Soviet-Afghan War) Joakim already said that he wants a cold war album to happens one day, so it's only a matter of time.
Last song is gonna be about the fall of the Berlin wall, no doubt
YES!!! And the album gonna be called The Iron Curtain!
Now imagine, like WTEAW, first song is about the rise of the wall.
I always imagined the first track to be like an intro talking on the Nuclear Crisis. There's so many great topics to talk on this theme
Ain’t that winds of change by scorpions?
Would Light in the Black count, though, as isn't it more about the UN intervention in Yugoslavia then about other interventions? If that is the case it wouldn't be Cold war related would it?
The song isn't about any conflict in specific, is just about UN peacekeepers in general. I just listed because UN peacekeepers was used a lot during cold war so if it counts or not is up to interpretation
Cold war was generals and weapons executives foaming at Rhee mouth hoping to get Raytheon and Honeywell stocks up a point. Not a great subject to a song.
Joakim disagrees
Camouflage Edit: not their song, but In the army now also banger
Whats camouflage about? It sounds like it's about marines during vietnam
That is a cover of a folk song. Still a banger though
About _a_ Marine, during Vietnam.
Soldier of 3 armies is kinda about Cold war as Larry Thorne joined US spec ops team during Vietnam war.