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From the ever impressive band Radiohead, off one of their most artfully done album's Kid A, the track "Idioteque." Part cautionary tale (at the time of recording at least.)/part valid and critical assessment of current technological/political and social trends. I feel here in the US this song should resonate throughout the country forever, reminding us that idiots run the show here and in other countries'...
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From their album You Won't Get What You Want, "The Lords Song" by Daughters. Enjoy this Rhode Island bad ass group rock your ass. Have a good day! Stay safe everyone and keep on fighting the good fights.

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From the famed DVD of the 1997 US tour featuring the show from the Roseland in New York City, I give you the monumental track "Sour Times" by Portishead. Enjoy Beth and the gang laying down their solid and killer track with that unique Portishead sound. See ya.

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From Bjork, off the album Post, the always amazing track that is "Possibly Maybe." Enjoy! It's a chill but semi-cynical classic. Have a good one people.

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unita:
I adore her. unusual girl🦄
silentobjectorx:
@lyna666 yes she does eat watermelon wonderfully doesn't she!  :)  @unita  I fully agree!  I too adore her, she is an Icelandic icon and musical genius for sure!  <3
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"Every truncheon hit
Misguided
The peoples army divided
United stance
Amped out war dance
What a ride
Inner thought of non violent rebellion outside dare To die stand and fight
Show faith return all the weapons
Government says use them right
Fixed action set in motion doubting amnesia potion What to hide red carpet ride
Guessing right
The jokes on
Dark corner the square
You...
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lyna666:
цветы лучше пуль
silentobjectorx:
@lyna666 I agree that flowers are better than bullets.  The song is pointing out the "delusions" of America, China and others for the atrocities that they never pay for committing.  It's a sad situation and has only gotten worse as we all know!  <3
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From one of the most important hip hop groups of all time, Public Enemy, I give you the title track off the groundbreaking album "Fear Of A Black Planet" and it's an important lesson wrapped up in a dope ass track so enjoy! #BLM #ACAB #DefundThePolice #DropAcidNotBombs Have a good one!

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From the Trent Reznor side project How To Destroy Angels, off the E.P. An Omen, the track "Ice Age" and I hope you enjoy the track and accompanying video. I love Trent's wife Mariqueen Maandig and her voice is to die for! So enjoy! I don't know how much I'll be around but I hope you all are well and safe! See you all later...
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So it's the track "At The Hop" by Devendra Banhart off his album Nino Rojo. This version, was a "hidden" gem of a recording of Devendra and his collective friends filmed, getting together and taking mushrooms then performing the song while the director edits in clips of other filmed interaction with Devendra's surroundings in nature while on psychedelics. It's a true treat and I hope...
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From the concert they kind of put on for the Stephen Colbert show, but also a full concert in itself separate from that show, the Flaming Lips performed in bubbles and all the crowd was encased in bubbles as well and it was awesome! So, to commemorate that occasion, they made a video out of part of the show showcasing their upcoming album American Head...
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From the White Stripes, I give you the track "Black Math" off the album Elephant. I truly love this track and is by far and away my fave track by the White Stripes of all time. All their tracks were amazing, especially on albums like Elephant. So enjoy this modern classic track and rock out with the White Stripes! Have a great rest of the...
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From the one, the only, Misfits, the track "Die Die My Darling" off Earth A.D. So enjoy! It's an old school classic and I've always loved the Danzig Misfits years. The best albums imo in US punk history tied with the Dead Kennedys again, imo. But anyway, here it is so enjoy and rock out. See ya laterz.

sarahpinkshot:
Yes it is! First record I heard of them was "Static age", "last caress" blew mi mind 🤘🤘🤘
silentobjectorx:
@sarahpinkshot yeah Static Age is great too!  I'm very partial to Legacy of Brutality myself!  <3
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I've been saying it since the album came out way back in the early/mid 90's that this band never got the recognition they deserved and I feel like if they had been released onto the US music scene just about, five to eight years later they would have totally fit in by that time. So from the super obscured and underappreciated band Whale, I give...
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