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"Fools run the government, sick foreign policy Their words sound valiant, but their hands are green Unending quest for power, taxes that make us slaves Don't believe a word of it, ignore the fucked up things they say 'Cause I'm gonna make it on my own Dictator on a throne Make my own philosophy U.S. of me A citizen who's really pissed United Anarchists Give me death or liberty I am my own country United States Confederate of Me Old whigs in parliament play bedroom politics Salacious stories make them look obscene Spin on your nemesis, fill up the news today Don't believe a word of it, ignore the fucked up things they say It's all me No secret police Fools run the government, sick foreign policy Their words sound valiant, but their hands are green Unending quest for power, taxes that make us slaves Don't believe a word of it, ignore the fucked up things they say"

My ranking scheme: FAV / GREAT / GOOD / DECENT / MEH - I replace the standard "S" tier with my own top level tier of Favorites. This way I can highlight albums that have a bit more personal meaning to me while still celebrating the truly GREAT albums that are deserving of a top tier ranking. *Note: Every ranking exists within it's own isolated universe. Meaning the albums are only being compared to other albums from the same band. In this way, it would be unfair to compare one of my tier-lists for band A with a tier-list from band B. This ranking includes full length LPs only. No compilations, greatest hits, or live albums. Check out our playlist of Blink 182 favorites on YouTube or Spotify .  1. Buddha (1994 /98) -  MEH Pro: Made in 1994 but not commercially available until 1998, so this album felt like the release of a prequel. Instrumentation is incredibly interesting and listenable, which would become a Blink 182 signature for years to come. Decent cover of Sc

"Not my circus, not my monkeys." is a common phrase people say to emphasize when the actions of others are outside of their jurisdiction. But what if it is your circus? What if they are your monkeys? Back in 2004 many of us in the punk scene "rocked" against Bush. Which basically meant that we gave Fat Mike a bunch of our money because he hated G.W. and so did we. Looking back on this interview, it's pretty laughable regardless which "side" you were on at the time. For someone who claims he doesn't like politics, he sure enjoys selling his fans his political opinions. How many "Not My President" t-shirts will Fat Mike make before the end of his lifetime? The answer is probably directly related to the amount of Republican presidents we have during that time-frame. So is Fat Mike convincing his fan base to think critically, or is he merely trying to shill his own political party's viewpoints on to his fans in an effort to influence a

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New music from the Descendents off of their upcoming album 9th & Walnut.

Altar Boys were a Ramones-style Christian punk band formed in 1982. Fellow Christian punk band MxPx would later cover their song "You Found Me" on their 1995 On The Cover E.P. Do you prefer one version over the other? The Altar Boys original has a darkwave vibe, while MxPx did a good job of "skate-punking" it up for the 90s crowd.   Altar Boys Original Version MxPx Cover Version   Psst... you may want to consider subscribing to our YouTube Channel because we have some MxPx related content coming soon!