Why don't we....
 

....kill the poor tonight!

I'll nip off and get a neutron bomb...

Unsightly slums gone up in flashing light
Jobless millions whisked away
At last we have more room to play
All systems go to kill the poor tonight

The landlord is next.

hang the pope

faith no more do a great polka version

Ha....never heard that one.

Haha. Yousendit?

Wow, polka version of The Landlord is Next? Why is it every time I start to respect Faith No More I find out something lame like this?

That was on the Virus 100 LP. Lots of really great DK covers. I think I've still got that somewhere.

1. Police Truck - Didjits
2. Too Drunk to Fuck - Evan Johns & His H-Bombs
3. Halloween - Alice Donut
4. Let's Lynch the Landlord - Faith No More
5. Nazi Punks Fuck Off - Napalm Death
6. Forward to Death - Nomeansno
7. Chemical Warfare - Steel Pole Bath Tub
8. Saturday Night Holocaust - Neurosis
9. Moon Over Marin - Les Thugs
10. Ill in the Head - Victim's Family
11. California Über Alles - The Disposable Heroes of Hiphoprisy
12. Winnebago Warrior - Mojo Nixon & The Toadliquors
13. Drug Me - Sepultura
14. Insight - Kramer
15. Let's Lynch the Landlord - L7
16. Holiday in Cambodia - Sister Double Happiness

Why not "why don't we do it in the road"?

No one will be watching us.

I hate that song.

why don't we do it in the road?

i like the lydia lunch version.

I can't say I love The Beatles own version, but Lydia Lunch's is H-O-T!

I think that's what he meant, darling. ;)

he was pretty vague. we could have been talking about either version.

...bring back the love to the forum.

Me, too.

The coolest guy in my high school (keep in mind, this is back in 1969) used to wear a t-shirt to school with "Why Don't We Do It..." on the front and "...in the Road?" on the back printed on it. I think he got sent home for it. But he'd show up again with it back on. He was also the school's official student poet laureate.

It was a strange time.

The Beatles were strange in general.

Yeah. But what memories...

The thing I remember liking best about high school back then was you could defy authority and call it asserting your first ammendment free speech rights. Everybody was fighting school authorities about long hair, dress codes, wearing black arm bands. It was great.

And kids were actually winning state supreme court cases over this stuff. It was a great time to say fuck you to authority.