Protest Records
Mar. 28th, 2003 10:22 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
ivyblossomOkay, this is just one cool ass concept. If you're like me (and like free mp3s, w000t!) you'll be keeping an eye on this bad boy: protest records. This is a Sonic Youth venture, and I know this because, well, all the stuff is on the Sonic Youth server. (I'm smart like that.) They're collecting protest songs and giving them away on the website. The tagline: use'em for yrself. give'em to friends. just don't sell'em.
Some personal favourites:
In a World Gone Mad, Beastie Boys
Go Down, Congress, Steven Taylor
Peace In the World, Nancy Lancy
Pictures of Adolf, Jim O'Rourke and Glenn Kotche
two minutes and fifty seconds of silence, credited to George W. Bush and Matt Rogalsky. This is perhaps the strangest track I've ever heard, and unless I'm much mistaken, what I think he's done is taken all the pauses in Bush's sentences and combined them to make a new 'speech'. Actually, me just telling you that that's what I think it is might be enough, you probably don't have to actually download it. But what a weird, weird track. Cool, though.
Some personal favourites:
In a World Gone Mad, Beastie Boys
Go Down, Congress, Steven Taylor
Peace In the World, Nancy Lancy
Pictures of Adolf, Jim O'Rourke and Glenn Kotche
two minutes and fifty seconds of silence, credited to George W. Bush and Matt Rogalsky. This is perhaps the strangest track I've ever heard, and unless I'm much mistaken, what I think he's done is taken all the pauses in Bush's sentences and combined them to make a new 'speech'. Actually, me just telling you that that's what I think it is might be enough, you probably don't have to actually download it. But what a weird, weird track. Cool, though.
