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Category Archives: Music
Heartfelt, hard, painful songs of Marikana
In the blazing North West summer sun Marikana workers sing about the abuse they suffer, about their dissatisfaction and their demands; they sing of their terrible experience and the massacre that changed everything. The lyrics of their songs are a … Continue reading
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Detroit State of Mind
While wandering midst the YouTubes, we found this rewrite of “Empire State of Mind” as brought to you by the Detroit Academy of Arts and Sciences and thought we would share:
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The Revolution Will Not Be Televised by Gil Scott Heron
You will not be able to stay home, brother.You will not be able to plug in, turn on and cop out.You will not be able to lose yourself on skag and skip,Skip out for beer during commercials,Because the revolution will … Continue reading
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Thriller
With capitalist media pushing out one Michael Jackson videobituary after another, falling all over themselves to concoct and dissect rumors about his death and his life, it’s very desirable for those of us on the Left to neglect to comment … Continue reading
The International Noise Conspiracy – “Smash It Up”
Lyrics I want to smash it up for all the workers who spent hours into nothing I want to smash it up for all my sisters who got caught up in this funky system I want to smash it … Continue reading
