STAGE BOTTLES - DEAD BUT NOT FORGOTTEN.wmv

Ian Stuart Donaldson attended Baines School in Poulton, where he met Sean McKay, Phil Walmsley, and John Grinton. After they graduated, they formed the cover band Tumbling Dice, who played songs by The Rolling Stones, Free and The Who. They formed Skrewdriver in 1976.

At first Skrewdriver had a punk image, but eventually they adopted a skinhead look. The original version of the band gained a reputation for attracting violence at their concerts (Bob Geldof was reportedly left unconscious at one Skrewdriver concert), but they did not openly promote any far right political views.[1]

After the original Skrewdriver lineup parted ways in 1979, Donaldson reformed the band and began to write songs for a white power skinhead audience. The new version of Skrewdriver openly promoted far right groups such as the National Front and Combat 18, raising funds for them (and affiliated organizations) through the White Noise Records label. As a result, Skrewdriver became known for its involvement in the white nationalist movement and its associated music genre, Rock Against Communism. Donaldson, along with Nicky Crane, founded Blood and Honour, a neo-Nazi network that distributes white power music and organizes concerts.

Donaldson also became leader of two other bands, The Klansmen (a rockabilly band) and White Diamond (a hard rock/heavy metal band), and he released several solo albums. Along with Skrewdriver guitarist Stigger, he recorded the albums Patriotic Ballads volumes 1 and 2, which included covers of traditional folk songs such as "The Green Fields of France". Donaldson's voice also appeared in the song "The Invisible Empire" (whose title refers to the Ku Klux Klan) on the 1989 album See you in Valhalla by neo-Nazi rock band No Remorse.

Donaldson was one of the principal organisers of a white power concert near Waterloo station in London in 1992. Anti-Fascist Action organized a protest, which resulted in physical confrontations.[2][3]

On 10 July 1993, Stuart and Skrewdriver played their final concert in Waiblingen, Germany. The programme, Second anniversary of the Kreuzritter für Deutschland, was organized by freelance writer and white nationalist book author Andreas J. Voigt,[4] who leads the semi-secret society Deutschherrenklub.[5]

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[ciderpunx67]

@outonball88  your a disgrace to the memories of all those who died in the war fighting against this ideology

[ciderpunx67]

yeah mate , got it wrong but it matters not

[ciderpunx67]

cubby..you think this was a tribute? watch and read again please

[ciderpunx67]

hahahahahahahahaha oooooooooooooooooooo @ madeinengland28

[ciderpunx67]

as it happens i have sent the season tickets back but that was the fact i had only gone to 2 before xmas , me , i am a hypocrite and will end up going , just as i have nazi friends

[fittonhillbilly]

and Colin Hendrie is a cunt

[ciderpunx67]

@fittonhillbilly

you twat , the worst thing is i now know you know me , there are no fucking hints on yer you youtube account....giz a clue

[IzsakFajti]

Anyway, do they know the meaning of the word 'rhyme'?

[outonbail1488]

Ian Stuart may be dead but he will live on forever unlike you pieces of shit RIP IAN STUART 88

[45antifascist]

Isn't the track called "dead but not forgiven " pal? Great track.Great Lyrics.I was the same age from nearby Blackpool and knew that scumbag from Poulton.He was not hard at all.White Power my arse.

[fukuupfirst]

What was Ian larst hit ?

a crash barrier

BiH ,ya fat gay

[johnboymac2000]

whoever wrote this song ought to be knighted.Thank you for posting this

[HellboundBlock]

@IzsakFajti

maybe they don't, but they don't give a fuck about that ANYWAY

[HellPrutters]

Ian stuart rest in peace 88