Anti Establishment Music

a reply to: NeighborhoodWatch

Definitely timeless.
I remember hearing the song in the very early 70s, and again on Sirius in 2023.

a reply to: covent

"This is, UK grim."

The satire in that music video is like one big middle finger to the establishment.

Keep the hits coming.

We don't need no thought control.....

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a reply to: Freeborn

The UK is representing hard in this thread! I've got a list of artists and albums that I've never heard before. I want to hear more of what these artists have to say, because it's almost never a one and done kind of thing.

a reply to: ColeYounger2

Great selection of songs. Long live freedom of speech and freedom of expression.

a reply to: DontTreadOnMe

For the record, no pun intended, I've got every single one of Pink Floyd's...CDs, lol. I jam a mix of Pink Floyd and Ultravox on my way to work, and Jimi Hendrix and Stevie Ray Vaughn on my way home, it's a vibe.

Another one I came across on this board...

Young angry punk Billy Idol -

Can't leave out this one -

Source: Sharon Jones & the Dap-Kings, Album: Soul Time!


I will attempt to answer the question:
1. A garnished wage.
2. A lien on your home or property.
3. Foreclosure on your home or property.
4. Eviction from your home or property.
5. Repossession of your home, property, car, or assets.
6. Withholdings from your bank account, stock market account, retirement account, or social security account.
7. A sickeningly high interest rate on the debt that's worse than the actual taxes.
8. A ruined credit score due to the debt and interest rate.
9. A jail or prison sentence.

Am I missing any?

If millions of people stopped paying taxes, the government would sh*t.

I'm sure their response would be to pass mass legislation in a hurry, to target anyone who refused to pay.

History shows us that governments are tyrannical. It is a new day, but the same old sh*t.

That one time the Ramones got political and created a classic -

originally posted by: Freeborn

Mark Chadwick called, he wants his record back

And some mates of mine.

a reply to: BrucellaOrchitis

I thought I'd seen The Levellers about 12 times live but I recently had a bit of a clear out and found 14 ticket stubs....and I'm certain I've lost some more.



Don't know if you've ever seen them live?
Chaos Theory is a great CD/DVD and sort of nearly captures their energy and passion - a great watch and listen.
I can't remember if I saw twice or three times on this tour.

a reply to: Freeborn

1991 Tower Ballroom, Hull. One of my favourite gigs ever.

However, my devotion is more to the message rather than the tribe.