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MouseBorg
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« Last Edit: December 12, 2002, 12:04:50 pm by MouseBorg »
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The penetrating brilliance of swords
Wielded by followers of the Way
Strikes at the evil enemy
Lurking deep within
Their own souls and bodies.
-- O' Sensei (Morihei Ueshiba)
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CryFrdm
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Familiar with Dave Matthews Band? There's a song... Cry Freedom... I listen to it quite often, it gives me hope. Hope of this... FSP!!
"let this flag burn to dust... and a new or fair design be raised... while we wait, head in hands, hands in prayer..."
"hands and feet are all alike, but gold between divide us." "
"he thought of something... something he had never had, but hoped would come along... cry freedom, cry, from deep inside where we are all confined!"
Just one that keeps me floating...
Peace!
Jon
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JasonPSorens
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hehe This is a good thread and I can't claim not to have thought of FSP-relevant lyrics before.  Here's a good one from Skyclad, "The Antibody Politic": "If there's anyone else out there Disillusioned just like me It's time to try to turn the tide With an overwhelming minority The masses are numb, their ethics awry Nothing's as dumb as the vox populi So if there's anyone else out there Aiming sawn-off philosophy Let's all unite and make things right With an overwhelming minority" That's my contribution for now, but I'll come back with others.  |
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Audio signature (MP3) "Experience has shown that it is difficult, if not impossible, for a populous state to be run by good laws." --Aristotle, The Politics
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Stumpy
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Uhh... Question... Does anyone know what a porcupine sounds like when its tail is stepped on?
I’m not sure which would be worse. The sound the porc makes or the sound the stepper makes. |
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Libertarianitis - A disease where one is incapable of doing anything other than debate. The sufferer is rendered totally incapable of being constructive and constantly marginalizes him or herself by displays of extreme negativity, bitterness and intransigence.
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callydog
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My picks for the theme song are:
Fran Sanatra, "My Way"
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Richard Kily, "The Impossible Dream" from the Man from Lamacha
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CryFrdm
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Another good one is "Marchin' Freedom Highway" by The North Mississippi Allstars!!
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Cliff
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There's a band called Poker Face that does a lot of songs with a freedom attitude. They are on the net, but I don't have a link handy.
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PDenisch
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How about "Freedom" by Alice Cooper on his 'Raise your Fist and Yell" CD.
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ad summam redire societatem coire, persevare
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RidleyReport
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Any musicians wandering around here who can compose something representative?
Hi Mouse: Ya I was planning on getting around to this music thing at some point. Anyone out there have ability as a producer? If you'd like to dump some of your own instrumental tunes on me I can scribble down some lyrics and drop in my voice. Then we could make it available for downloads. Wouldn't be anything like Enya though, more like polysatire 101. Hopefully would keep a few of us entertained - reminded what we're against and thus what we have in common. E-mail me, anyone who wants to try this. dadaorwell@aol.NOSPAM.com |
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Ceol Mhor
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I'm a porcupine!
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Some selections from the Liberty Round Table music page (not online ATM, but hopefully it will be soon):
Pat Benatar (both of these can be found on her CD "Best Shots"):
"All Fired Up"
"Invincible"
Bon Jovi: "It's My Life" (from "Crush")
Charlie Daniels Band: "Long-Haired Country Boy"
Dream Theater (all from "Images and Words"):
"Another Day"
"Take the Time"
"Learning to Live"
Steve Earle: "Copperhead Road"
Jonathan Edwards: "Sunshine"
Guns and Roses: "Don't Damn Me" (off "Use Your Illusion 1")
Billy Joel: "It's My Life"
L7 (from "Bricks are Heavy"): "Pretend We're Dead"
John Cougar Mellencamp: "The Authority Song"
Metallica:
"Don't Tread on Me" (from "Metallica")
"King Nothing" (from "Load")
"Shortest Straw" (from "...And Justice For All")
"...And Justice For All" (from "...And Justice for All")
Moody Blues:
"Question"
"Ride My See Saw"
NoFX: "The Plan"
Oingo Boingo: "Capitalism" (from "Only a Lad")
Tom Petty: "I Won't Back Down"
The Pogues:
"Young Ned of the Hill" (from "Peace and Love")
"And the Band Played Waltzing Matilda" (from "Rum, Sodomy, and the Lash")
"Thousands" (this and all the following from "If I Should Fall From Grace with God")
"If I Should Fall From Grace with God"
"Medley"
"Sorrow"
Pokerface:
"America"
"Fight For Your Rights"
"Freedom"
"Rather Die Than Be Your Slave"
"Tear It Down"
"Watchman"
Queensryche: "Best I Can" (from "Empire")
The Rainmakers (both from their first release, "The Rainmakers"):
"Government Cheese"
"Information"
RUSH (Probably one of the most individualist-oriented bands around! Here's a start, as there are too many to list them all.):
"Anthem"
"Best I Can" (NOT the same as the Queensryche song above!)
"Fly By Night"
"2112" The epic piece inspired by Ayn Rand's book "Anthem"
"Something for Nothing"
"Cygnus X-1 Book II" Another epic piece.
"The Trees"
"Free Will"
"Natural Science"
"Tom Sawyer"
"Witch Hunt"
"Force Ten"
"Mission"
"Cut to the Chase"
"Double Agent"
"Everyday Glory"
Shadow Gallery: The CD "Tyranny" is a 14-song rock ballad about a journey from gilded chains to freedom.
Steppenwolf:
"Born to Be Wild" (from "Steppenwolf")
"The Ostrich" (from Steppenwolf")
"Monster" - "Suicide" - "America" (three-part title track)
"Draft Resistor"
"Power Play"
"Move Over"
"Renegade" (from "Steppenwolf 7")
"Don't Step on the Grass, Sam" (from "The Second")
"Screaming Night Hog" (from "Steppenwolf Gold")
Twisted Sister: "We're Not Gonna Take It"
The Who (both from "Who's Next"):
"Going Mobile"
"Won't Get Fooled Again"
Hank Williams Jr: "Coalition to Ban Coalitions"
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Dex Sinister
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« Last Edit: October 04, 2002, 10:36:48 pm by Dex Sinister »
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"[Thus,] there is no end to observations on the difference between the measures likely to be pursued by a minister backed by a standing army, and those of a court awed by the fear of an armed people.'"
--Aristotle.
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Mega Joule
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Great. Thanks Dex. I was looking for porcupine sounds. Meg |
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"One essential of a free government is that it rest wholly on voluntary support. And one certain proof that a goverment is not free, is that it coerces more or less persons to support it, against their will." (Lysander Spooner, 1867)
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mdw
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All men are born free; only some men ever know it.
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My personal favorite FSP anthem would have to be
"For What It's Worth", by Buffalo Springfield.
It is perhaps a bit overused, but it never fails to inspire.
-mdw
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"It is therefore the inhabitants themselves who permit, or, rather, bring about, their own subjection, since by ceasing to submit they would put an end to their servitude."
--Éttiene de la Boétie, 1552
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