If you're talking about After the Eulogy by BSF, I think you missed the point of the song. They're an anarchist band, not a pro-violence band out to wreak havoc in the streets. It's about using your head and fighting the system through protest and peaceful activism. Sorry, as an anarchist, I felt obliged to shed a little light on the song...or at least how (with a lot of background on the band) I interpret the song.

Major label "anarchists," that is.

Is the title an homage to Mission of Burma? If so, I take issue with Megadeth. Other than that, very destructo. I remember really digging the video for the KMFDM track. I love Brute!

I try not to read much into the political statements of musicians, but I do understand what you are saying about BSF and the song DOES address violence very directly. If you noticed the rest of the music on here you would see that there are other songs that take a anti violence route as well. They still fit my theme. I didn't call it a PRO destruction Mix.

Yeah, Refused is the only other band on the mix that I would admit to listening to. Most of the other bands I think suck ass. And Wind-UP, despite their shitty roster, is still considered an indie label. I mean Victory is getting MTV airplay...but they're not really a major, either.

hey jay vrtual stop being a fuckass. it's his fucking mix. yo.

p.s. i like the refused, deftones (though i must clarify i know next to nothing about the deftones besides the seven or so songs i really like-in case some deftones authority reads this...), and metallica songs. battery is pretty awesome actually.