Conservative Rock? Not.

Charles Pierce is so good that I would feel remiss in adding my own commentary to his smackdown of National Review’s pathetic attempt to find 50 conservative rock songs. The first sentence says it all: “Oh, Lord, sometimes, you make the fish so big and the barrel so small.”

So just go read it at The American Prospect site.

3 thoughts on “Conservative Rock? Not.

  1. Joe Strummer is probably scratching at his grave right now. Have they neer listened to any other clash songs, like know your rights?

    you’ve got the right to free speech
    as long as you’re not dumb enough to actually try it

    It’s things like this that make me absolutely sure that conservatives have no sense of irony

    Well, this list and the whole Stephen Colbert thing.

  2. somehow i was fortunate enough to miss this list….

    however, maybe we can find it & post it as a Fursday Funny

  3. I lve this part:

    “”Consider, for example, the bowline that Miller makes of himself over “Sympathy For The Devil,” checking in at No. 3, and described as “The Screwtape Letters of rock,” possibly because it has the word “devil” in its title, which would make the Duke basketball team The Screwtape Letters of next year’s NCAA tournament. “The devil,” Miller says, “is a tempter who leans hard on moral relativism.” First of all, no kidding. “””

    AHH YES…. because remember kiddies, conservatives have a monopoly on morality……

    not.

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