Artist	Song
Bob Dylan	Masters Of War
Chris Whitley	War Crime Blues
Neil Young	Rockin' In The Free World (acoustic)
Creedence Clearwater Revival	Fortunate Son
Bruce Springsteen	Born in the USA (acoustic)
Chuck Berry	Back in the USA
The Beatles	Back in the USSR
Bob Dylan	Talkin' John Birch Paranoid Blues
Billy Bragg & Wilco	All You Fascists
Molotov	Voto Latino
Neil Young	Rockin' In The Free World (electric)
Steve Earle	Amerika V. 6.0 (The Best We Can Do)
Molotov	Gimme Tha Power
Bob Dylan	Tweedle Dee & Tweedle Dum
Billy Bragg & Wilco	Christ for President
Steve Earle	Christmas in Washington
John Prine	The Great Compromise
Neil Young	Campaigner
John Mellencamp	Country Gentleman
Robert Johnson	Me and the Devil Blues
Woody Guthrie	Baltimore to Washington
John Mellencamp	To Washington

Comment:

Although I am more of a left-leaning Libertarian myself, I do believe the World needs more Unterrified Democrats. Actually, that is the name of my Grandpa's home-county newspaper, from Linn, MO. Funny enough, the paper is now officially Republican, but the name is so legendary, I don't believe they will change it. 100 years ago, it was called the Osage County Republican, but changed ideologies soon thereafter. So, back to the mix, I have a few volumes prepared so far, this version contains the most "obvious" choices, but I think it works at some points, I like having songs dedicated to Nixon, Reagen and the Devil in that order. The Steve Earle tracks show the contrast in being a heavy-handed idealogue and more subtle working man's poet (actually the Christmas song has both sides of Earle's personality). Subtitles for these UD volumes will be in Spanish, just because, though the next layer of subtitles are in English (subtitles of subtitles, whatever). This could have just been the first track over and over again, dedicated to President Cheney. "All the money you've made will never buy back your soul." On that note, adios.

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