Solidarity
As the polish workers fight to make their stand
(Continues)
(Continues)
Contributed by Dq82 2024/8/27 - 11:33
Song Itineraries:
Wars in Ukraine
Woman in Disguise
1982
Da un EP del 1982 un pezzo dedicato a Miss Margaret Thatcher, protagonista proprio quell'anno della guerra delle Falkland. Un attacco punk violento ma con un ritornello molto melodico e ballabile.
Da un EP del 1982 un pezzo dedicato a Miss Margaret Thatcher, protagonista proprio quell'anno della guerra delle Falkland. Un attacco punk violento ma con un ritornello molto melodico e ballabile.
She's been through history, but always appeared as the foe,
(Continues)
(Continues)
2020/12/13 - 19:00
Song Itineraries:
Miss Maggie Thatcher
Two Million Voices
[1980]
Album:2,000,000 VOICES
Album:2,000,000 VOICES
2 million voices, can you hear 2 million voices
(Continues)
(Continues)
Contributed by adriana 2013/4/9 - 17:28
The Green Fields Of France (No Man's Land)
Cover versions include:
Alaskan song writer 907Britt (2010), as "William McBride"[7]
Alex Beaton (1995), on the album The Water Is Wide
Angelic Upstarts (1986), on the album Power Of The Press
Asonance (2000), in a Czech version "Zelené francouzské pláně" ("The Green Fields of France"), on the album Alison Gross
Attila the Stockbroker (1987)
Chris A Butler (English Singer/Songwriter) as "The Green Fields of France"[8]
Bok, Muir & Trickett (1978)
Bob Dylan
Clare Bowditch, Tim Rogers and Gotye (2007)
Jake Burns, on his album Drinkin' Again
Celtic Tenors (2002), on the album So Strong
Celtic Thunder (2009), as "The Green Fields of France", on the album Take Me Home
The Chieftains
The Clancy Brothers
Liam Clancy
Cobbers (Australian folk band), (1979) live on the album "Bushland Dreaming"
The Corries
Damh the Bard (2009), as "The Green Fields of France", on the album Tales... (Continues)
Alaskan song writer 907Britt (2010), as "William McBride"[7]
Alex Beaton (1995), on the album The Water Is Wide
Angelic Upstarts (1986), on the album Power Of The Press
Asonance (2000), in a Czech version "Zelené francouzské pláně" ("The Green Fields of France"), on the album Alison Gross
Attila the Stockbroker (1987)
Chris A Butler (English Singer/Songwriter) as "The Green Fields of France"[8]
Bok, Muir & Trickett (1978)
Bob Dylan
Clare Bowditch, Tim Rogers and Gotye (2007)
Jake Burns, on his album Drinkin' Again
Celtic Tenors (2002), on the album So Strong
Celtic Thunder (2009), as "The Green Fields of France", on the album Take Me Home
The Chieftains
The Clancy Brothers
Liam Clancy
Cobbers (Australian folk band), (1979) live on the album "Bushland Dreaming"
The Corries
Damh the Bard (2009), as "The Green Fields of France", on the album Tales... (Continues)
DonQuijote82 2012/3/24 - 09:39
Solidarity
[1983]
All the Polish workers fight to make their stand
(Continues)
(Continues)
Contributed by Bartleby 2012/3/6 - 13:20
Machine Gun Kelly
[1984]
Album "Last Tango In Moscow"
"Machine Gun Kelly" non è più qui il famoso criminale americano, al secolo George Kelly Barnes, ma un soldato di un qualche esercito di occupazione, così come - per esempio - i cittadini dell'Ulster dovevano vedere i soldati inglesi...
Album "Last Tango In Moscow"
"Machine Gun Kelly" non è più qui il famoso criminale americano, al secolo George Kelly Barnes, ma un soldato di un qualche esercito di occupazione, così come - per esempio - i cittadini dell'Ulster dovevano vedere i soldati inglesi...
Machine Gun Kelly is on the street
(Continues)
(Continues)
Contributed by Alessandro 2010/2/1 - 14:01
Never Return To Hell
[1984]
Album "Last Tango In Moscow"
Album "Last Tango In Moscow"
Do you really want a war?
(Continues)
(Continues)
Contributed by Alessandro 2010/2/1 - 13:46
Anti-Nazi
[2002]
Album "Sons Of Spartacus"
Album "Sons Of Spartacus"
Why are you asking?
(Continues)
(Continues)
Contributed by Alessandro 2010/2/1 - 13:38
I Don't Wanna Fight The Soviet
[1987]
Album "Blood On The Terraces"
Album "Blood On The Terraces"
I feel a sense of disbelief when I read the lies of Media Street.
(Continues)
(Continues)
Contributed by Alessandro 2010/2/1 - 13:33
Brighton Bomb
[1986]
Album "Power Of The Press"
Una canzone che si riferisce all'attentato del 12 ottobre 1984 con cui l'IRA cercò di uccidere l'allora primo ministro Margaret Thatcher e membri del suo gabinetto. Fallì l'obiettivo. Morirono cinque persone, fra cui alcuni personaggi non proprio di primo piano del partito conservatore, e una trentina rimasero ferite...
Album "Power Of The Press"
Una canzone che si riferisce all'attentato del 12 ottobre 1984 con cui l'IRA cercò di uccidere l'allora primo ministro Margaret Thatcher e membri del suo gabinetto. Fallì l'obiettivo. Morirono cinque persone, fra cui alcuni personaggi non proprio di primo piano del partito conservatore, e una trentina rimasero ferite...
Are they at war, who can justify?
(Continues)
(Continues)
Contributed by Alessandro 2010/2/1 - 13:31
Guns for the Afghan Rebels
[1981]
Album: 2.000.000 Voices
Songwriters: Mensi & Mond
CIA and other US agents – fearing a diplomatic incident – rarely ventured into Afghanistan. Generally speaking, soldiers from the British elite Special Air Service (SAS) most likely worked with and train the mujaheddin. The SAS provided weapons training in Afghanistan until 1982 when Russian soldiers found the passports of two British instructors in a training camp. After that, mujaheddin were trained in secret camps in remote parts of Scotland. When the US decided to supply Stinger missiles to the mujaheddin, it was the SAS who provided the training in how to use them. But the SAS was taking orders from the CIA. The CIA also indirectly gave weapons to Osama Bin Laden and other mujaheddin leaders. One former US intelligence official will say in 1999, "[US agents] armed [Bin Laden's] men by letting him pay rock-bottom prices... (Continues)
Album: 2.000.000 Voices
Songwriters: Mensi & Mond
CIA and other US agents – fearing a diplomatic incident – rarely ventured into Afghanistan. Generally speaking, soldiers from the British elite Special Air Service (SAS) most likely worked with and train the mujaheddin. The SAS provided weapons training in Afghanistan until 1982 when Russian soldiers found the passports of two British instructors in a training camp. After that, mujaheddin were trained in secret camps in remote parts of Scotland. When the US decided to supply Stinger missiles to the mujaheddin, it was the SAS who provided the training in how to use them. But the SAS was taking orders from the CIA. The CIA also indirectly gave weapons to Osama Bin Laden and other mujaheddin leaders. One former US intelligence official will say in 1999, "[US agents] armed [Bin Laden's] men by letting him pay rock-bottom prices... (Continues)
Guns for the Afghan Rebels,
(Continues)
(Continues)
Contributed by giorgio 2009/10/5 - 08:41
Last Night Another Soldier
Album: 2,000,000 Voices - 1981
Last night another soldier, last night another child
(Continues)
(Continues)
2005/8/28 - 15:33
Police Oppression
[1983]
Album: Angel Dust
Album: Angel Dust
I just cant take much more of this oppression
(Continues)
(Continues)
Contributed by Riccardo Venturi 2007/6/15 - 18:32
The Murder Of Liddle Towers
Un brano del 1977, esordio della band, dedicato a Liddle Towers, ucciso a botte dalla polizia di Newcastle dopo il suo arresto per ubriachezza. Il coroner stabilì che si trattava di "omicidio giustificabile" (da noi omicidio involontario o preterintenzionale)...
"The Upstarts soon attracted the attention of the Northumbria Police Force, who haunted the band’s early career like a malignant poltergeist. Police interest stemmed from the Upstarts’ championing of the cause of Birtley amateur boxer Liddle Towers who died from injuries received after a night in the police cells. The inquest called it ‘justifiable homicide’. The Upstarts called it murder, and ‘The Murder of Liddle Towers’ (b/w ‘Police Oppression’) was their debut single on their own Dead Records.
punk 77
"The Upstarts soon attracted the attention of the Northumbria Police Force, who haunted the band’s early career like a malignant poltergeist. Police interest stemmed from the Upstarts’ championing of the cause of Birtley amateur boxer Liddle Towers who died from injuries received after a night in the police cells. The inquest called it ‘justifiable homicide’. The Upstarts called it murder, and ‘The Murder of Liddle Towers’ (b/w ‘Police Oppression’) was their debut single on their own Dead Records.
punk 77
Who killed Liddle?
(Continues)
(Continues)
Contributed by Alessandro 2006/11/23 - 10:51
I Won't Pay For Liberty
Dall'album "Lost & Found" del 1991.
So you, you can’t live in peace so why, why should we.
(Continues)
(Continues)
Contributed by Alessandro 2006/4/5 - 14:06
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Lost & Found
Come spesso accade tra le CCG, si trova prima la cover di una canzone del suo originale. La prima versione degli Angelic Upstarts del 1991 si riferisce probabilmente a Solidarnosc. La cover dei Gogol Bordello elimina i riferimenti alla Polonia ed la "sposta" alla guerra in Ucraina.