Mood Music

We're looking for tunes from a variety of eras and genres. Please send us MP3s. You can post them to this thread. Thanks in advance.

Some tunes that have been suggested are:


Riot In Cell Block #9 by The Coasters

I Love the Sound of Breaking Glass, by Nick Lowe

White Riot, Clampdown, Rock the Casbah by the Clash

Trouble Every Day, Concentration Moon, by the Mothers of Invention

WE CAN BE TOGETHER, VOLUNTEERS, by the Jefferson Airplane

The Revolution Will Not Be Televised by the Last Poets

Guerrilla Radio, War Within A Breath, by Rage Against the machine

Bakrah Israel, by Shaaban Abdel-Rehim

Vive La Quince Brigada, Mrs. McGrath, WAIST DEEP IN THE BIG MUDDY, HOLD THE LINE, IF A REVOLUTION COMES TO MY COUNTRY,
by Pete Seger

Peace Sells, by Megadeath

FIRE OF FREEDOM, by Black 47

Rising of the Moon, Whack Fol The Diddle by the Clancy Brothers

Arthur McBride, by Planxty

Kick Out the Jams, MC5

War, What Is It Good For? by Edwin Starr

Fortunate Son by Creedence

And whatever the Coup song is about buying a burger from a Ph.D. (I forget the name)

For What Its Worth, Buffalo Springfield

Four Dead In Ohio, Crosby, Stills and Nash

Machine Gun, Jimi Hendrix

Kill for Peace, by the Fugs

Something from Paris’s new CD (the one with the Whitehouse on the cover)

Anarchy in the U.K., by the Sex Pistols

L'Aanarchie pour le UK (french version), by the Sex Pistols

Fight The Power, Power To The People, by Public Enemy

Power To The People, John Lennon

War Pigs, by Black Sabbath

Riot, California Uber Alles, Let’s lynch the Landlord, Kinky Sex Makes The World Go 'Round, by the Dead Kennedys

Fuck Tha Police by NWA

Smoked Pork, Body Count, Cop Killer, Shallow Grave, by Ice T

Don't Take No For An Answer, Up Against The Wall, Ain't Gonna Take It, Long Hot Summer, Man You Never Saw, Better Decide Which Side You're On, Power In The Darkness, by Tom Robinson Band

Get up, Stand up, by Bob Marley

Citizenship, by Patti Smith

Cops of the World, I Ain't Marching Anymore, Maintaining Law And Order, Sailors and Soldiers, by Phil Ochs