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published: September 11th, 2008

I stumbled across this song today and I liked it. It represents to a great degree how I feel about changing things around me.

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The last few minutes of the song are actually about the angry and frustrated society that we have become. I can also feel that anger within the info sec and hacker circles.

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s1lo responds:

They’ve been pushing that song in the UK for a month or so now. The Video is great and really sums up the state of the western condition.

You might like Pearl Jam’s ‘Do the Evolution’, and it’s video(http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FoNmNmXExZ8) and Dan Le Sac vs Scroobius Pip’s ‘Letter from God’ and it’s video (Yogzatot version - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xcGB7dJY0Vg)

pdp responds:

will check it out

Vinícius K-Max responds:

I like it! thanks for sharing.

NurBo responds:

here is a forum post about how the song is made by left wing obama

http://forums.n0ths.net/f10/fl.....obama-651/

pdp responds:

thanks for the info

macubergeek responds:

“The last few minutes of the song are actually about the angry and frustrated society that we have become. I can also feel that anger within the info sec and hacker circles.”

Meh

since when are hackers NOT angry? ;-)

drip responds:

lol…ive been looking for the title of this for a week now( (i heard it on the radio)..i never thought i would find it here..

cheers,
drip

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