Oh, No They Didn't.........Ooohhh, Yes They Did
I've always been a fan of the Indigo Girls and Pink, but now, their stock has gone way up in my estimation. They called out George Bush in a major way in "Dear Mr. President" and frankly, even I was shocked with how public their pronouncement was that his political leadership along with his husbandhood, fatherhood, manhood and personhood have all been miserable failures.
Bully for them. Between them and the Dixie Chicks, hopefully the future of young womanhood won't have to be decided by misogynistic-right-wing-religious-wingnuts or fucktards as I like to call them.
Have a listen here while I research where to buy this song 'cos it freaking rocks balls.
UPDATE: It's on Pink's new album "I'm Not Dead Yet." Which also contains "Stupid Girls" the message of which is too damn cool. Buy at www.itunes.com or www.amazon.com. Support artists with balls.
Bully for them. Between them and the Dixie Chicks, hopefully the future of young womanhood won't have to be decided by misogynistic-right-wing-religious-wingnuts or fucktards as I like to call them.
Have a listen here while I research where to buy this song 'cos it freaking rocks balls.
UPDATE: It's on Pink's new album "I'm Not Dead Yet." Which also contains "Stupid Girls" the message of which is too damn cool. Buy at www.itunes.com or www.amazon.com. Support artists with balls.
2 Comments:
Those women will be in the evangelical equivalent of chadora before the GOP's theocratic junta relinquishes power. "They" -- and you know who "they" are -- did a pretty good job of destroying the Dixie Chicks' career. Pink doesn't depend so much on the NASCAR crowd so it will take them awhle longer with her.
I don't think the Dixie Chicks are dead yet. They're getting increased radio and video play and some of it's even in the "heartland." A friend of mine is a local DJ for a conservative radio station and they're even playing it. Let's face it- money is money and good music makes money.
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