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Divide and Fall Apart · 06-25-2007, 07:30 AM

To be honest, I get slightly bored of musicians trying to be too political anyway....sometimes I just think "where do they get off?".

Stick to what your good at.

As for political protests. I just dont think they're as persuasive as they used to be. Look at the Iraq war or G8 protests. What did they achieve? Nothing really.

I guess the bottom line is, your talking about a different time, a different era, practically everythings moved on since then, including music. And I'm actually glad about that.

06-25-2007, 07:30 AM	#4 (permalink)
Divide and Fall Apart Groupie Join Date: Jun 2007 Posts: 38	To be honest, I get slightly bored of musicians trying to be too political anyway....sometimes I just think "where do they get off?". Stick to what your good at. As for political protests. I just dont think they're as persuasive as they used to be. Look at the Iraq war or G8 protests. What did they achieve? Nothing really. I guess the bottom line is, your talking about a different time, a different era, practically everythings moved on since then, including music. And I'm actually glad about that. __________________ We all got wood and nails, and we turn out hate in factories [SIGPIC][/SIGPIC]