Some (very temporary) light relief: Patriot CD (Gordon Liddy calls it "really, really good")

[Jackeens]

You are not alone. "We the People," the album - available Dec. 16th.

Are you one of the 240 million Americans who didn't vote for The One? Do you hate high taxes? Does the prospect of a nuclear Iran bother you a little? Don't be ashamed - you're completely normal. And now, normal, everyday Americans have a voice in the music industry.

"We the People," by Chris Miller, is the patriotic, upbeat rock n' roll album you've been waiting for. G. Gordon Liddy calls it "really, really good," and "terrific!" Don't let Hollywood, the Mainstream Media, or other agents of the left intimidate you any longer. Pre-order "We the People" today, and remember to play it loud!

http://patriotmusiconline.com/Home_Page.html


The hit single "Hope Makes the Terrorists Dead" was featured on the November 12th broadcast of the G. Gordon Liddy program, which led to a frenzy of attention surrounding the album's availability. Due to the overwhelming demand, Miller launched www.patriotmusiconline.com, where fans can now pre-order the ground-breaking rock album.

"We the People" is a collection of upbeat, hook-driven rock songs, with big harmonies and sing-along choruses. "Hope..." is the album's first single, and it channels Jimmy Eat World's "The Middle," with its infectious, satirical chorus: "What the world needs now, is Barack Obama, cause Hope makes the terrorists dead."

"Patriot Song" features Miller on harmonica, and its lyrics are every bit as sharp: "Because Al Queda (sic) don't take vacations days, so thank the Lord for the Green Berets...In America, we can sing this patriot song." In "For the Gipper," Miller croons over a sweeping piano ballad, lamenting the rise of Communist heros in today's pop culture. The nine track album concludes with a haunting, stripped-down September 11th tribute entitled "That Day."

"We the People" is a conservative rock album for the everyday heros (sic) of America, and promises to turn the music establishment on its ear.


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[InternalDialogue]

1. Lord, that's bad music.

I just took a listen, and Jimmy Eat World should sue because of the reference to them. :puke:

But, but, but... There's a "Patriot Forum" to use, and as of now, there are no posts. I'm just sayin'...

[Pyrzqxgl]

2. I don't find this stuff even mildly amusing. The songs are poorly written

(what you'd expect of a Republican) and the dogma is crap.
Why bother to give them free publicity here? Ignore them.

[Jackeens]

5. That's the point!!!

[vanderBeth]

3. I'm going to go ahead a NOT listen.

How many albums do you think it will sell? 49?

[TheCowsCameHome]

4. I can picture G. Gordon trying to sing along with a giant condom over his head

He looks like a dick. I'll bet he sounds like one, too.