[Trash-talk] political band?

[the menace]

i would think that since the essence of art is the expression of an idea, 
perhaps the artist might be allowed to express whatever they want, be it 
political, emotional or otherwise?  some of the greatest art of the last fifty 
years was incredibly political.  if a person has some celebrity and can use 
their popularity to champion a cause or bring more awareness to that cause, 
then more power to them.  the line between garbage playing a protest show and 
being rage against the machine is far from thin.


>===== Original Message From ". Karin ." <qkarinb at hotmail.com> =====
>are you all daft?
>can you not read?
>come on.
>i said ANYONE THAT USES THEIR CELEBRITY STATUS not anyone in particular nor
>any political side whatsoever.
>
>>Does that mean everyone except musicians have the right to protest for
>something they believe in? Who else are you going to add to that list of
>people who aren't allowed to protest.>
>
>lets try to read whats written and not interpreting peoples words into that
>which they clearly arent.
>
>karin
>

word has it on the wire
that you don't know who you are
well if you could jack into my brain
you'd know exactly what you mean here.
  -poe, 'hello'