113360: Hey Mr. President
Political rock

Peter Kaukonen: Beyond Help!
Musico-sociopolitical commentary, editorials, broadsides, satire, venom, despair, and more; think Alan Ginsberg, backed by Jimi Hendrix and Ice-T. Brilliantly played, lyrically profound, and more timely than you can imagine

Connie Cook Smith: US Terror Attacks: Portal to Understanding Life, Death, Loss, and Transcendence
A gently spoken overview of covert operations within the US which have deceived and disempowered the American people while enriching and empowering insiders. 9/11 was one of these

Joel Gelpe: Civility in America
Edgy, political and social satire in styles ranging from Rock to Asian to John Phillip Sousa. Targets include Dick Cheney's "go f@#$ yourself" outburst, Saddam's oral examination, FOX news' Bill O'Reilly, J.Lo's mom, and lots more

Enemy Combatants: Land of the Free
Folk--Political

Jack Hardy: Coin of the Realm
The long awaited solo--vocal, guitar, harmonica-- bare bones, true grit album. Coin of the Realm is lyrical, strong, and intelligent. Jack Hardy pulls out the stops in these previous unreleased songs of social and political consciousness

Bopaphonics: P-Bop (politibop)
Rock meets rhythm in political pop you can dance to: punk poetry blues meets hip hop - Politibop

Mark Rivers: Children of War
The best anti-war song since "For what it's worth" by Buffalo Springfield, it's a very simple, but effective message, it's time we stop raising...Children of War...

Various Artists: Independents 4 Kerry
Compilation of genres: electro r&b, acoustic pop, rock, r&b, alt rock, acoustic soul & folk-guitar

Jean Mazzei and Flying Venus: Where is Dick?
"Where is Dick?" was started right after 9-11. It was finished this past 9-11. It's and ironic parody rap about freedom, democracy, and how the current administration has made a mockery of what America stands for. The single is priced so that $2 of each sale goes to the Kerry campaign. Do it now before it's too late!