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ladyspriteI just realized that, while I've been talking about this here, it's been almost completely filtered to DC-area friends only.
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umbran and I are planning on heading down to the Rally To Restore Sanity this weekend. Posters made, hotel room arranged, driving stories and music planned (trying to figure out what exactly constitutes 'protest songs' for something like this) and all that.
I know a handful of Bostonians who are making the trek, and DC locals who'll be there.... anyone else planning on going?
umbran and I are planning on heading down to the Rally To Restore Sanity this weekend. Posters made, hotel room arranged, driving stories and music planned (trying to figure out what exactly constitutes 'protest songs' for something like this) and all that.I know a handful of Bostonians who are making the trek, and DC locals who'll be there.... anyone else planning on going?
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Date: 2010-10-28 02:13 am (UTC)I recommend Tom Lehrer's "The Folk Song Army".
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Date: 2010-10-28 01:30 pm (UTC)now I have to make a mix:
Rally to Restore Sanity (A-side) / Rally to Keep Fear Alive (B-side)
* Folk Song Army (thanks, Janetmiles)
* Mediocre Fred (Smothers Brothers)
* Relax (Frankie Goes to Hollywood)
* We Shall Overcome (Pete Seeger version)
* Slow Marching Band (Tull)
...and we'll have to see for the rest.
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