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19 Oct 11 - 10:56 AM (#3241326) Subject: Songs For The 99% From: Fl!p Breskin I've been thinking about teaching sing-along songs to be used for marches & demonstrations. Really easy to pick up on. Not just old ones though they are a welcome treasury. We've got a new generation on the streets. I think singing is more likely to attract bystanders than grumpy shouting. Suggestions? Thanks! |
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19 Oct 11 - 01:54 PM (#3241409) Subject: RE: Songs For The 99% From: VirginiaTam Some new ideas here for the old stuff you can't beat The World Turned Upside Down The Chartist Anthem All the Weary Mothers of the Earth |
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19 Oct 11 - 02:18 PM (#3241434) Subject: RE: Songs For The 99% From: GUEST,SteveG Tramp, Tramp or the Prisoner's Hope. Ach Du Liebe Augustin. John Brown's Body. Pack up your troubles. Long way to Tipperary. Guantanamera Bread of Heaven. Halls of Montezuma Yellow Submarine Derry Down All easily adaptable. |
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22 Oct 11 - 02:27 AM (#3242891) Subject: RE: Songs For The 99% From: Fl!p Breskin These are excellent! Thank you, all. love/Fl!p |
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22 Oct 11 - 04:29 AM (#3242906) Subject: RE: Songs For The 99% From: Wolfhound person Banks of Marble 10,000 years. Both from my yoof.....but still applicable! Paws |
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22 Oct 11 - 04:53 AM (#3242909) Subject: RE: Songs For The 99% From: MGM·Lion Out of interest ~~ what are you marching or demonstrating FOR? ~M~ |
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22 Oct 11 - 06:55 AM (#3242949) Subject: RE: Songs For The 99% From: GUEST,Jim Knowledge I `ad that Fl!p Breskin in my cab the other day with a furrowed brow and that ponderous look we get when we can`t find the solution. I said, "Whassup Fl!p, you`ve obviously got something on your mind that `as got your attention?" Back came the answer, "You`re right there Jim. I`m trying to come up with songs that the 99% can sing when they`re marching and demonstrating." I said, "Fl!p, that`s a no brainer. It`s got to be "`Oo Wants to be a Millionaire"!!." Whaddam I Like?? |
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22 Oct 11 - 12:16 PM (#3243072) Subject: RE: Songs For The 99% From: GUEST,999 You're lots like Don Rickles who didn't know when to quit doing humour that just wasn't funny. |
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22 Oct 11 - 01:26 PM (#3243115) Subject: RE: Songs For The 99% From: Stringsinger Here we go!! Mark has hit it out of the park! More songs! |
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22 Oct 11 - 07:55 PM (#3243263) Subject: RE: Songs For The 99% From: GUEST,.gargoyle Besides their duoble ought year two-ought,ought,ought 2000 ...to two-ought-ought-nine 2009...there is a reason these verwöhnte Kinder are called the "Oh - Oh's." They were born into privilage and lack the mettle to survive their own mistakes.
Personally, as a strong 99% member of the "baby boom generation" I find their whines...a tune out of time. Stick a wet willy in their ear, then maybe they will hear. PATHETIC.
Sincerely, |
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22 Oct 11 - 08:44 PM (#3243271) Subject: RE: Songs For The 99% From: Bobert Gargoyle's lyrics are not of the 99% but very much a "Song for the Upper 1%"... B~ |