THE not very political PLAYLIST:

As an American kid raised on Levi’s and Coca-Cola, I grew up with revolution in my blood. It is as much a part of my heritage as apple pie and the Statue of Liberty. Americans are rebels. Bloody red, blinding white, and true blue. We are fighters. Here is a driving soundtrack for the Second American Revolution: a selection of favorites, in no particular order, to which you may feel inclined to fuck shit up and burn shit down. I know I always do.

POWER TO THE PEOPLE.
PLAYLIST: Hope, Grunge and Cussing in the Streets 
Stooges – search & destroy 

Public Enemy – fight the power

Mc5 – kick out the jams 

Runaways – cherry bomb 

Clash – i’m so bored with the USA

Dead Boys – sonic reducer 

Leftover Crack – super tuesday 

Misfits – bullet 

Dead Kennedys – holiday in cambodia 

Beatnigs – television 

Creedence Clearwater Revival – fortunate son 

Didjits – killboy powerhead 

Cage – escape to 88

Naked Raygun – never follow 

Stiff Little Fingers – suspect device 

Sex Pistols – god save the queen 

NWA – fuck the police 

Ramones – today your love, tomorrow the world

 Gaunt – rich kidBabes in Toyland – bluebell 

Beastie boys – fight for your right 

L7 – shitlist 

Ice Cube – the nigga ya love to hate

Black Flag – rise above (Keith Morris version)

Bad Brains – attitude 

Black Sabbath – paranoid 

Alice Cooper – school’s out 

AC/DC – if you want blood 

Blue Oyster Cult – ME-262

Metallica – four horsemen 

Slayer – raining blood 

Choking Victim – born to die 

Gwar – sick of you 

Fugazi – merchandise 

Lunachicks – FDS

Some Velvet Sidewalk – loch ness 

Boots Riley & Star Fucking Hipsters – 9/11 til infinity 

D Generation – no way out (7” version)

Reagan Youth – USA

X Ray Spex – oh bondage up yours 

DOA – behind the smile

Jimi Hendrix – killing floor 

Bad Religion – you are the government