CortezTheKiller

Hell of a 3rd Baseman.

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The two Hudson solo songs on Midnight are "By Your Side" and "Free State of Jones".

MIM? I like it too. Got some new material mixed with some of Hudson's solo stuff re-recorded with the band. I wish I was seeing them in a few weeks. Not a lot of love for the Northeast.

The new format seems like a ploy to quell all the complaints that iTunes is killing the album. To get to the individual songs in your library you need to double-click the album artwork.

I'll Work For Your Love Pour me a drink Theresa In one of those glasses you dust off And I'll watch the bones in your back Like the stations of the cross 'Round your hair the sun lifts a halo At your lips a crown of thorns Whatever other deals goin' down To this one I'm sworn I'll work for your love, dear I'll work for your love What others may want for free I'll work for your love The dust of civilizations And loves sweet remains Slip off of your fingers And come driftin' down like rain The pages of Revelation Lie open in your empty eyes of blue I watch you slip that comb through yo

I am presenting my final project on American protest music (1940-2000) for my masters this week. I was hoping to play some background music before the presentation begins. I'm looking for about a half hour of 21st century protest music to play before I get started. Here's a few I have in mind: Bandages and Scars - Son Volt After the Garden - Neil Young We Can't Make It Here Anymore - James McMurtry John Walker's Blues - Steve Earle Puttin' People on the Moon - Drive-By Truckers Last to Die - Bruce Springsteen American Idiot - Green Day I'm not entirely happy with the list. Your help an

A few of note (not mentioned already): Jagger to kick off Exile on Main St. with "Rocks Off" P. Hood on "Puttin' People on the Moon"