Because there was that rally and protest thing that just happened. Also, post lists.
11 thoughts on “FMD: Protest Songs”
Don McLean - "Vincent"
Paul McCartney - "Say Say Say"
Steely Dan - "Do It Again"
Capitol Cities - "Safe and Sound"
The Kinks - "In a Space"
Camera Obscura - "Hey Lloyd, I'm Ready to Be Heartbroken"
The Black Crowes - "Remedy"
Weezer - "Mykel and Carli"
Marshall Crenshaw - "Someday Someway"
Tommy James and the Shondells - "Sweet Cherry Wine"
This is not a rebel song ...
1. Bonnie 'Prince' Billy “Demon Dance”* Wolf of the Cosmos
2. Ha Ha Tonka “Everything” Heart-Shaped Mountain
3. Moby “When It's Cold I'd Like to Die” Everything Is Wrong
4. Lana Del Rey* “Heroin” Lust for Life
5. Dan Deacon “Snake Mistakes” Spiderman of the Rings
6. Dead Prez “Propaganda” Let's Get Free
7. Frou Frou “Let Go” Garden State — Music from the Motion Picture
8. Fiona Apple* “Periphery” The Idler Wheel...
9. Gang Gang Dance “Young Boy (Marika in Amerika)” Kazuashita
T. Rathergood “When Biscuits Go Wrong” Rathergood Songs*
*Notes:
1. Susanna cover. My iPod's really been serving this album up for FMD. I think this is three weeks in a row.
4. LDR's new album, Norman F[.] Rockwell! is pretty great, the first album of hers that I feel is a good listen straight through: Born to Die: Great Singles with a bunch of weaker tracks after them. Solid as a six-track EP. Ultraviolence and Honeymoon: The songs are good, but I can't listen to the albums as the songs are so similar that they become monochromatic, depressive slogs. (Similar in effect to Sia, but for different reasons.) Lust for Life: I don't know; I stopped paying attention. I'm looking back at it now.
I think NFR! is the first album that lives up to those first two singles, "Video Games" and "Blue Jeans".
8. New Album coming next year?
T. Tragedy of tragedies, none of Joel Veitch/Rathergood's music is listed on Discogs.com
How about this for a protest song? (Language warning)
Techno Animal "Dead Man's Curse" (vox by Roger Robinson)
Just my plain old (emphasis on old) random ten list:
1. Don't Give Up On Us--David Soul
2. Daniel--Elton John
3. The City of New Orleans--Arlo Guthrie
4. We Just Disagree--Dave Mason
5. Make Love Stay--Dan Fogelberg
6. You Can Call Me Al--Paul Simon
7. You Needed Me--Anne Murray
8. Hold Me--Fleetwood Mac
9. How Sweet It Is--James Taylor
10. Don't Let the Sun Go Down On Me--Elton John
01. "Bathysphere" – Cat Power – What Would The Community Think
02. "Part 1 - Acknowledgement" – John Coltraine – A Love Supreme
a. "DRM-SWING-FILL" – Casio – SK-1
03. "Easy On Your Way Out" – Eleni Mandell – Afternoon
04. "So They Wait" – The Plastics Revolution – The Plastics Revolution
05. "Lullabye" – Grizzly Bear – Grizzly Bear
06. "Life's A Gas" – T.Rex – Electric Warrior
07. "Curves" – U.S. Girls – GEM
08. "I Feel Love" – Donna Summer – I Remember Yesterday
09. "Clams" – Mannequin Pussy – Patience
10. "Why You Wanna Treat Me So Bad?" – Prince – Prince
Don McLean - "Vincent"
Paul McCartney - "Say Say Say"
Steely Dan - "Do It Again"
Capitol Cities - "Safe and Sound"
The Kinks - "In a Space"
Camera Obscura - "Hey Lloyd, I'm Ready to Be Heartbroken"
The Black Crowes - "Remedy"
Weezer - "Mykel and Carli"
Marshall Crenshaw - "Someday Someway"
Tommy James and the Shondells - "Sweet Cherry Wine"
This is not a rebel song ...
1. Bonnie 'Prince' Billy “Demon Dance”* Wolf of the Cosmos
2. Ha Ha Tonka “Everything” Heart-Shaped Mountain
3. Moby “When It's Cold I'd Like to Die” Everything Is Wrong
4. Lana Del Rey* “Heroin” Lust for Life
5. Dan Deacon “Snake Mistakes” Spiderman of the Rings
6. Dead Prez “Propaganda” Let's Get Free
7. Frou Frou “Let Go” Garden State — Music from the Motion Picture
8. Fiona Apple* “Periphery” The Idler Wheel...
9. Gang Gang Dance “Young Boy (Marika in Amerika)” Kazuashita
T. Rathergood “When Biscuits Go Wrong” Rathergood Songs*
*Notes:
1. Susanna cover. My iPod's really been serving this album up for FMD. I think this is three weeks in a row.
4. LDR's new album, Norman F[.] Rockwell! is pretty great, the first album of hers that I feel is a good listen straight through:
Born to Die: Great Singles with a bunch of weaker tracks after them. Solid as a six-track EP.
Ultraviolence and Honeymoon: The songs are good, but I can't listen to the albums as the songs are so similar that they become monochromatic, depressive slogs. (Similar in effect to Sia, but for different reasons.)
Lust for Life: I don't know; I stopped paying attention. I'm looking back at it now.
I think NFR! is the first album that lives up to those first two singles, "Video Games" and "Blue Jeans".
8. New Album coming next year?
T. Tragedy of tragedies, none of Joel Veitch/Rathergood's music is listed on Discogs.com
How about this for a protest song? (Language warning)
Techno Animal "Dead Man's Curse" (vox by Roger Robinson)
Just my plain old (emphasis on old) random ten list:
1. Don't Give Up On Us--David Soul
2. Daniel--Elton John
3. The City of New Orleans--Arlo Guthrie
4. We Just Disagree--Dave Mason
5. Make Love Stay--Dan Fogelberg
6. You Can Call Me Al--Paul Simon
7. You Needed Me--Anne Murray
8. Hold Me--Fleetwood Mac
9. How Sweet It Is--James Taylor
10. Don't Let the Sun Go Down On Me--Elton John
01. "Bathysphere" – Cat Power – What Would The Community Think
02. "Part 1 - Acknowledgement" – John Coltraine – A Love Supreme
a. "DRM-SWING-FILL" – Casio – SK-1
03. "Easy On Your Way Out" – Eleni Mandell – Afternoon
04. "So They Wait" – The Plastics Revolution – The Plastics Revolution
05. "Lullabye" – Grizzly Bear – Grizzly Bear
06. "Life's A Gas" – T.Rex – Electric Warrior
07. "Curves" – U.S. Girls – GEM
08. "I Feel Love" – Donna Summer – I Remember Yesterday
09. "Clams" – Mannequin Pussy – Patience
10. "Why You Wanna Treat Me So Bad?" – Prince – Prince
a. "DRM-SWING-FILL" – Casio – SK-1
And NSFW
This was a protest.
Did I miss the song?