[Keflavik76]

Here is something completely different for the long holiday weekend. Bob's Dylan's "Neighbohood Bully" is one of my favorites.

"The neighborhood bully just lives to survive, He's criticized and condemned for being alive. He's not supposed to fight back, he's supposed to have thick skin, He's supposed to lay down and die when his door is kicked in. He's the neighborhood bully."

[techworker]

I'd like to see Red Barchetta shoot to the top.

[Hugin]

Also missing from the list are any Ted Nugent songs. Stormtroopin' and Kiss My Ass are classics.

[dfwgator]

"Get Off This" - Cracker


All these cats with holey jeans, dirty hair and titty rings,
Say what your scene man, we got these questions.
I is it true that you have sold your soul? I say hey man, I don’t know
Lend me a quarter won’t you, I’ll call my ac-c-countant.

Chorus:
Let’s get off this, and get on with it,
If you wanna change the world shut your mouth and start to spin it
Get off this, get on with it
If you wanna change the world shut your mouth and start this minute

Petty little ayatollah come around to judge and stone ya
All we’re trying to do is make a fortune
Yeah we ain’t got no government loans, and no one sends a check from home
And get this: we’re just doin’ what we wanna

[sushiman]

The Kinks : Village Green Preservation Society

We are the village green preservation society
God save donald duck, vaudeville and variety
We are the desperate dan appreciation society
God save strawberry jam and all the different varieties
Preserving the old ways from being abused
Protecting the new ways for me and for you
What more can we do
We are the draught beer preservation society
God save mrs. mopp and good old mother riley
We are the custard pie appreciation consortium
God save the george cross and all those who were awarded them
We are the sherlock holmes english speaking vernacular
Help save fu manchu, moriarty and dracula
We are the office block persecution affinity
God save little shops, china cups and virginity
We are the skyscraper condemnation affiliate
God save tudor houses, antique tables and billiards
Preserving the old ways from being abused
Protecting the new ways for me and for you
What more can we do
God save the village green.

[Sam Cree]

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[Rate_Determining_Step]

Dead Kennedy's "California über alles"

I am governor jerry brown
My aura smiles
And never frowns
Soon I will be president

Carter power will soon go away
I will be fhrer one day
I will command all of you
Your kids will meditate in school

California über alles
über alles california

Zen fascists will control you
100% natural
You will jog for the master race
And always wear the happy face
Close your eyes, cant happen here
Big bro on white horse is near
The hippies wont come back you say
Mellow out or you will pay

California über alles
über alles california

Now it is 1984
Knock knock at your front door
Its the suede/denim secret police
They have come for your uncool niece

Come quietly to the camp
Youd look nice as a drawstring lamp
Dont you worry, its only a shower
For your clothes heres a pretty flower

Die on organic poison gas
Serpents eggs already hatched
You will croak, you little clown
When you mess with president brown

California über alles
über alles california

[feefee]

ping

[ConservativeStLouisGuy]

60's, 70's, 80's AND 90's rock-and-roll memories BUMP!

[Dr. Eckleburg]

"In the Year of the Wolf" by Motorhead.

[Fiji Hill]

Here are a few of my choices:

• "Six Days On the Road" by Dave Dudley (1963)--celebrates individual freedom while contemptuous of federal regulators.

• "God, Cuntry, and My Baby" by Dorsey Burnette (1961)--At the height of the Berlin crisis, a serviceman is ready to be shipped "across the Rhine" to to defend the West.

• "West of the Wall" by Toni Fisher (1962)--This song about the Berlin wall was a chart hit that remained a popular "oldie" in some markets.

• "Wake Up And Stay Happy" by The Nixonaires (1960)--This campaign song, one of the first to be set to rock and roll, promises that Nixon and Lodge will "keep those red Russians from running our show."

• "Take the Time" by the Shangri-Las (1967)--This pro-Vietnam War record was the last to be released by The Shangri-Las, a vocal group that had a string of hits in the mid-1960's.

• "Wish You Were Here, Buddy" by Pat Boone (1966)--Boone's send-up of the war protesters got some airplay in the fall of 1966.

• "The Universal Coward" by Jan and Dean (1965)--Taking a break from singing about surfing and hot rods, Jan and Dean came up with a devastating rebuttal to Buffy Sainte Marie's egregious "Universal Soldier."

• "The Dawn of Correction" by The Spokesmen (1965)--While not exactly conservative, as it supports the Great Society, this song is a rejoinder to Barry Maguire's "Eve of Destruction."

• "Love That Bomb" by Dr. Strangelove & The Fallouts (1964)--a paean to nuclear weapons.

• "Tennessee" by Carl Perkins (1955)--Perkins reminds listeners that the first atomic bomb was built in Tennessee.

• "The Ballad of Pancho Lopez" by Lalo Guerrero (1955)--Guerrero's tale of a poor Mexican boy who rises from poverty to success through hard work and entrepreneurship sold well in Los Angeles.

[TFFKAMM]

How about the entire Mass in F Minor album by the Electric Prunes? It's the Tridentine Rite Latin Mass set to circa-1967 psychedelic-fuzz rock.

[HIDEK6]

Where's "Takin' Care of Business?"

[Chi-townChief]

Where is "People Got to be Free" by the Rascals? That should be up near the top.

[BikerTrash]

Ted Nugent - Kiss My Ass Lyrics

C'mon baby,
Yeah, big ol' wet one...hey!

Kiss my ass,
Kiss my ass, (c'mon, everybody ought'a)
Kiss my ass, (tastes real good)
Kiss my ass. (oh...)

Don't waste your time on me
I got my own direction
Watch me close, wait and see
I'm lookin' for perfection
I make up my own mind
And I'll leave you far behind
When the goin' gets tough
You can kiss my ass

I believe in animal rights
I let my dog hump on my shin
I can tolerate sexual choice
But not with the next of kin (uh-uh, boy)
I've heard it all before
I ain't gonna take any more
When the goin' gets tough
You can kiss my ass

Everybody!
Kiss my ass, (pucker up)
Kiss my ass
Kiss my ass
Kiss my ass, (c'mon babe)

I've heard it all before
And I ain't gonna take no more, no no
When the goin' gets tough
Kiss my ass!

I see the weenies with the dirty hair
Protestin' on the street
They condemn the clothes we wear
And the morality of what we eat, yeah
It's gotta be a fluke
They make me wanna puke
When the goin' gets tough
They can kiss my ass

Everybody gotta
Kiss my ass - C'mon gang bangers
Kiss my ass - Janet Reno
Kiss my ass - C'mon Billary
Kiss my ass - Callin' on Jesse Jackson
Kiss my ass - How about the IRS
Kiss my ass - Hey, Howard Stern
Kiss my ass - United Nations
Kiss my ass - All those Liberals
Kiss my ass - C'mon Sarah Brady
Kiss my ass - Oh, Courtney Love I've got your hole
Kiss my ass - Beavis, Butthead
Kiss my ass - How about Crips and Bloods

I've heard it all before
And we ain't gonna take it no more
When the goin' gets rough
When the goin's to tough
When the goin' gets rough
They oughta' kiss my ass

[Doohickey]

What, no Stryper? :)