Artist	Song
Li'l Cap'n Travis	America Beat 'Em All (to the moon)
Bob Dylan	Tweedle Dee & Tweedle Dum
Bob Marley & The Wailers	So Much Things To Say
Spearhead	Crime To Be Broke In America
The Byrds	I Wanna Grow Up To Be A Politician
John Lennon	Power To The People
Tracy Chapman	Talkin' Bout A Revolution
Lou Reed	Last Great American Whale
R.E.M.	Its The End Of The World As We Know It (and I feel fine)
John Prine	Your Flag Decal Won't Get You Into Heaven Anymore
Joni Mitchell	Big Yellow Taxi
Willie Nelson w/ Kid Rock	Last Stand In Open Country
Hank Williams III	7 Months, 39 Days
Sublime	Date Rape
Ani DiFranco	Little Plastic Castle
They Might Be Giants	Your Racist Friend
Molly Universe	Tolerance
Red Hot Chili Peppers	The Power Of Equality
Choking Victim (with spoken word by Jello Biafra)	Money
The Mighty Mighty Bosstones	Desensitized
OutKast	True Dat (interlude)
The Police	Dead End Job
Rancid	If The Kids Are United
Body Count	Cop Killer

Comment:

A no-frills Protest Songs Mix that I took special care to keep it from becoming a Dope Smokin' Mix, which my protest mixes tend to do. The Lou Reed song is probably my favorite by him; the John Prine song was originally recorded in protest of the Vietnam War, but it is equally relevant today as the War Against Terrorism wages on (if not more so). The Hank III song almost doesn't fit, but I put it in there because of a lyric in the Willie Nelson song, "There's always someone quicker, someone faster on the draw, someone who's stepping-up to be the next outlaw.", and I envision Hank III as being that person who is the next outlaw in country music...besides, it (Hank III's song) is about being jailed "even though I never did a crime". I'll close with words my friend Snake left me with, FIGHT THE POWER!!

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