A year with a swollen ego

Damon Alburn and his Ilk are so blinkered in his pursuit of money and fame they have lost sight of the big picture.   The battle he and the rest of the P R S Daddies fight for is for the preservation of capitalism.   Perhaps these dinosaurs could instead champion a universal wage for artists, so more people can have a crack of the whip, rather than erecting a financial wall around their finacial legacy.   They have already devalued their music and artistic integrity at the shrine of commodification,   where only a few can gorge themselves in the trough of licensing and royalty payments   Would it not be an act of kindness to free these people from their shackles to experiment with new formulas and concepts?   with a universal wage, funded by the arrested royalties from these P R S Daddies could fund a new experimental playground where all could be welcolmed.   Where the pursuit of art not commerce would take precedence , where culture would discus...

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the Black Cats celebrate Crass with a cover version of How Does it Feel (To Be the Mother of a Thousand Dead) Lyrics:Crass Composer:Crass Released in the wake of the Falklands War, ‘How Does it Feel’ charged the prime minister Margaret Thatcher with cynically escalating a conflict with Argentina to reassert her authority and distract from the problems her policies engendered at home. The lyrics are spat directly at Thatcher, with the dead and injured mourned as collateral damage in a quest to reinstate national pride. The Black cats salute the example, integrity and the no compromise legacy of Crass! LYRICS HOW DOES IT FEEL (TO BE THE MOTHER OF A THOUSAND DEAD)? How does it feel?! How does it feel to be the mother of a thousand death? Young boys rest now Cold graves in cold earth How does it feel to be the mother of a thousand death? Young boys rest now Cold graves in cold earth How does it feel to be the mother of a thousand death? Sunken eyes lost now Empty sockets in futile deat...

  The Murder of Liddle Towers (1979) Composer: Angelic Upstarts Lyrics: Angelic Upstarts The Angelic Upstarts specialised in anti-police protest. This, their debut single, accused the local Chester-le-Street constabulary of murdering a 39-year-old electrician and boxing coach, kicking him to death following his arrest for being drunk and disorderly in 1976. The song starts slowly before hurtling forwards in a punk thrash asking ‘why did he die’? ‘Murder’ is the conclusion, repeated in another quiet segue before a boisterous end. The Black Cats stands by and hails your fight against class oppression by  state sponsored violent thugs. We remind you the All Casts Are Beautiful, and All Cats Are Black. We celebrate the creative ways all members of our class use whilst  it rebels against Imperialism. Lyrics Who killed Liddle? Did you kill Liddle? Who killed Liddle? Police killed Liddle Towers Who killed Liddle? Did you kill Liddle? Who killed Liddle? Did you kill Liddle Towers...