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Old 08.26.2008, 12:40 PM   #14
Pax Americana
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Originally Posted by Rob Instigator
you know what the most political band in the last 25 years is?


FUGAZI


for the it is about personal politics. very important. social change through personal change.

Agreed. That's one of the things I like most about Fugazi. The lyrics aren't like 'FUCK THE GOVERNMENT, MAN!!!'. They're a bit more cryptic, more subtle, and much more personal. It's been said a lot about Fugazi (with good reason) that for them the personal is the political. I've always been fond of that idea. I think quite a few of their songs are very introspective, but can be seen in a much broader context too.

That said, I do enjoy overtly political bands as well. For instance, I love the DKs. And one reason I love em is just because they were so over the top, and sarcastic, and in your fucking face about their politics.
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