Showing posts with label protest. Show all posts
Showing posts with label protest. Show all posts

Friday, August 28, 2026

Stuck In Thee Garage #647: August 28, 2026

One of the great things about rock music is that it can be about anything: Love, hate, unicorns running across a meadow, you name it. It's also a great way to protest something. This week on Stuck In Thee Garage, I played new music by French Film, Wild Pink and Andre Cymone in hour 1 and protest songs in hour 2. Couldn't find anything about this guy's protest, though.


Get a playlist, morans:

Hour 1

Artist - Song/Album

French Film - Crude Charm/Yours + Five

Radiator Hospital - Hellhound/Distorting Time

Kiwi Jr. - Pure Michigan/Blowin' Up

The Afghan Whigs - Jungle Roux/Soft Control

Wild Pink - 500 is the New 250/Still Coming Down

Son Volt - Serenade Song/Sound Signal Serenades

SSK - May You Never/Suitcase

Evil Island - Tiger Baby/Terraform the Afterlife

Andre Cymone - Psycho Love/The Resurrection of Funk

The Cramps - Hungry (1977 Version)/Gravest Gravy

Sweeping Promises - Last Man/You Say I Romanticize

Phoebe Bridgers - Liberty Tree/Lost Weekend

Chelsea Wolfe - The Dark/The Dark

Public Opinion - Enhancement Talent/The Curse of Public Opinion

Ceremony - Death Destruction Mayhem/Tell Me Your Dream

Joudy - Shovel/Permanent Maintenance

Yard Act - Cherophobe Rock/You're Gonna Need Some Music


Hour 2: Protest

Gang of Four - No Kings Here!/Single

Bill Janovitz - Bravehearted/Single

Read Yellow - Model America/Radios Burn Faster

Fishbone - Subliminal Fascism/Truth and Soul

The Clash - The Guns of Brixton/London Calling

Rage Against the Machine - Take the Power Back/Rage Against the Machine

Run the Jewels - Walking in the Snow (feat. Gangsta Boo)/RTJ4

S.O.A. - Riot/Four Old Seven Inches

Lou Reed - Dirty Blvd./New York

IDLES - Danny Nedelko/Joy as an Act of Resistance

Living Colour - Auslander/Stain

Minutemen - This Ain't No Picnic/Double Nickels on the Dime

Gang of Four - To Hell With Poverty/ Another Day/Another Dollar

Drive-By Truckers - This Fucking Job/The Big To-Do

The Godfathers - Birth, School, Work, Death/Birth, School, Work, Death

The Dils - Class War/Dils Dils Dils

Superchunk - What a Time to Be Alive/What a Time to Be Alive


Let 'em know you're pissed by cranking the show up really loud.

Friday, June 12, 2020

Stuck In Thee Garage #325: June 12, 2020

Protest music has been around as long as there's been something to protest about. It's an effective way to voice frustration with the status quo. This week on Stuck In Thee Garage, I played songs about sticking it to the man in hour 2. Radio Raheem knew what was up.



This playlist does the right thing:

Hour 1
Artist - Song/Album
No Age - War Dance/Goons Be Gone
Coriky - Clean Kill/Coriky
Run the Jewels - The Ground Below/RTJ4
Fontaines DC - A Hero's Death/A Hero's Death
Pottery - Hot Heater/Welcome to Bobby's Motel
Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever - She's There/Sideways to New Italy
Gateway Drugs - Wait (Medication)/PSA
Dig Nitty - Restraint/Reverse of Mastery
Damaged Bug - Smile a While/Bug On Yonkers
Brendan Benson - Evil Eyes/Dear Life
Eyelids - 1 2 3/The Accidental Falls
Dead Stars - February Ghost/Never Not Now
EOB - Deep Days/Earth
MYXA - Carrion/Mosca
Fiona Apple - On I Go/Fetch the Bolt Cutters
Peel Dream Magazine - Do It/Agitprop Alterna

Hour 2: Stick it
Living Colour - Which Way to America?/Vivid
Sonic Youth - Youth Against Fascism/Dirty
R.E.M. - Ignoreland/Automatic for the People
Bad Brains - Big Takeover/Bad Brains
Black Flag - Rise Above/Damaged
Bad Religion - American Jesus/Recipe for Hate
The Dirtbombs - Indivisible/We Have You Surrounded
Jeff Rosenstock - Powerlessness/POST-
Jawbreaker - Save Your Generation/Dear You
L7 - Dispatch From Mar-a-Lago/Single
Titus Andronicus - (I Blame) Society/An Obelisk
Ted Leo and the Pharmacists - Mourning in America/The Brutalist Bricks
Superchunk - What a Time to Be Alive/What a Time to Be Alive
Parliament - Chocolate City/Chocolate City
Dinosaur Jr. and Del the Funkee Homosapien - Missing Link/Judgment Night soundtrack
Public Enemy - Louder Than a Bomb/It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back


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