SONGS OF PROTESTING AND SURVIVING…

A guest posting by Mopyfop

mp3: Various – Songs of Protesting and Surviving

A mix of tracks about drink, drugs, the availability of handguns, the threat of conventional & nuclear war, industrial & city decline and racism.  It sounds depressing, but it really is a good listen, and at 132mb great for your mp3 player or phone.

I don’t like Mondays – the Boomtown Rats
The revolution will not be televised – Gil Scot Herron
Born in the USA – Bruce Springsteen
Allentown – Billy Joel
Shipbuilding – Robert Wyatt
Good technology – The red guitars
Radioactivity (live) – Kraftwerk
After the Goldrush – Neil Young
Black Hole Sun – Soundgarden
King of the World – Steely Dan
Breathing – Kate Bush
The eve of destruction – Barry McGuire
Blowing in the wind – Bob Dylan and friends at Live Aid
Ghost town – The Specials
Sense of belonging – The TV personalities
Swimming pools drank – Kendrick Lamar
I’m waiting for my man – The Velvet Underground
Under the bridge – The Red hot chilli peppers
The Unforgettable Fire – U2
Sign of the times – Prince
Living for the City – Stevie Wonder

 

Mobyfop

 

4 thoughts on “SONGS OF PROTESTING AND SURVIVING…

  1. Waiting For The Man, Shipbuilding , Ghost Town and The Revolution Will Not Be Televised are stone cold classics. Maybe Heartland by The The too? Sure it’s didactic, but it’s amazing! 🤩

  2. The second day in a row that might confuse the regular listeners of this blog. What is JC up t😉?

    I once made a vow to listen to everything featured here. Quite often, this leads to wonderful surprises. That didn’t happen today, but many of the songs are much better than I remember them being.

    Thanks

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