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| − | A [[fanzine]] published in 1941 by [[Tigrina]]. It | + | [[File:Hymn to Satan original sheet music.jpg|200px|thumb|right|Handwritten copy of “Hymn to Satan”]] |
| + | A one-sheet [[fanzine]] published in 1941 by [[Tigrina]]. It contained music and lyrics, apparently for a Black Mass that occultists (including [[Tigrina]] and [[Arthur Louis Joquel II]]) hoped to celebrate. | ||
Some have argued that this is the first [[filk]] [[fanzine]], but this seems like quite a stretch. | Some have argued that this is the first [[filk]] [[fanzine]], but this seems like quite a stretch. | ||
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Revision as of 10:38, 23 May 2023
A one-sheet fanzine published in 1941 by Tigrina. It contained music and lyrics, apparently for a Black Mass that occultists (including Tigrina and Arthur Louis Joquel II) hoped to celebrate.
Some have argued that this is the first filk fanzine, but this seems like quite a stretch.
| Publication | 1941—1941 |
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