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Pagan Metal Roundup: Swashbuckle By Brad Angle published 17 November 09 In the following Q&A, Swashbuckle guitarist Commodore RedRum explains why his crew is not pagan metal, and how the hell a thrash band of pirates joined Paganfest II.
![Scott Gorham [right] and Brian Robertson of Thin Lizzy, long-haired, playing Les Pauls onstage with the legendary Irish rock institution in 1978](https://cdn.mos.cms.futurecdn.net/NRYL34jkDSxxFnJfiiczc7-1280-80.jpg.webp)