Artist	Song
Howard Zinn	The Ludlow Massacre
Strike Anywhere	Detonation
At the Drive In	Pattern Against User
The Faint	Agenda Suicide
Modest Mouse	Dirty Fingernails
Bad Brains	House of Suffering
Refused	New Noise
Noam Chomsky	Public Mind
The (International) Noise Conspiracy	Capitalism Stole My Virginity
The Faint	The Conductor
Stiff Little Fingers	Alternative Ulster
Agression	Dear John Letter
The Icarus Line	Feed a cat to your cobra
98 Mute	After the Fall
The Locust	Gluing Carpet to Your Genitals does not make you a cantalope
Noam Chomsky	Hard Choice
The Stranglers	No More Heroes
Anti Heroes	Disco Riot
UK Subs	Combat Zone
Conflict	Decleration of Independence
Sham 69	Feel It
7 Seconds	We're Gonna Fight It
Dead Kennedys	I Fought the Law (and I won)
The Ex	Karaoke Blackout

Comment:

the minor (and i stress minor) theme has something to do with the "not wholesomeness" of the United States. A couple minutes of talking begins each segment, courtesy of the innebriated sounding Howard Zinn and Noam "I wish people still took me seriously" Chomsky. Sure he had some interesting linguistic theories, but all the punks like to hear is his political rants (which often have merit, though I can't say supporting the Khmer Rouge regime for a short time helped his case at all). I have to go film a crappy movie now for my pacesetter English class, but at least I get to play a hard boiled film-noir detective. I do not know why I'm mentioning this, it has nothing to do with anything.

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