Music:
Bill Laswell, Material, Miles Davis, Melt Banana, P-Funk, Bootsy Collins, MC Chris, Col. Claypool's Bucket of Bernie Brains, Masada, Praxis, Frank Zappa, Mike Patton, John Zorn, Propagandhi, Clann Zu, The Queers, Buckethead, Tomahawk, Iggy Pop, The Ramones, Fred Frith, Brain ...
Movies:
Here it is ... once again, Tales of betrayal by the ones we call our friends Took us long to get where we are Now we're told what we've done is wrongWe all started with something to say Was it our different views or jealousy in the way Now you're the ones setting the rules Just like the establishment you're so against Lay down your laws Say what you will Tell me i'm wrong and i'll defy youWho are you to make up rules and put us down? With our friends We'll stay to the end And if it comes down to it We'll stand aloneHere it is once again tales of conformity By the ones who would be king We never set out to impress anyone It's just an outlet our chance to be heard At first you said we hated to much Now you say we just can't hate enough Now you're screaming that we've changed We've grown up but our beliefs are still the same It's still an outlet for anger and strife But one more thing ... it's also our lifeWe don't need any help (stand alone) Our beliefs are strong enough to (stand alone) Our desire's burning deep in our hearts It's in our heads It's in our souls We defy your fucking lies (stand alone) You question our beliefs (stand alone) Our desire's burning deep in our hearts It's in our heads It's in our souls (stand alone)People from the past They dont want to hear us The ones they call our peers They just fear us Ain't handin' no lies but reality comes off as cold What you hear from me comes from deep down inside us This just ain't a song of defiance I'm just tellin' you how it goesWe stand alone!
Television:
----- Kill it
Books:
Chomsky - Hegemony or Survival, Zinn - A Peoples History of the United States, Quinn - Ishmael, Vonnegut - Breakfast of Champions, Steinbeck - Travels with Charlie, HST - The Great Shark Hunt, Bukowski - Tales of Ordinary Madness, Churchill - A Little Matter of Genocide