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Angry Again

Angry Again

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Tonight, you're invited to watch the biggest concert event of the year live via webcast at www.vfcfinale.com.



Bonnie Raitt

Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band

Dave Matthews Band

Dixie Chicks

Jackson Browne

James Taylor

John Mellencamp

John Fogerty

Jurassic 5

Keb' Mo'

Kenny "Babyface" Edmonds

Pearl Jam

R.E.M.

Together on one stage... one night... one cause.




Download the Real Media player now to avoid delays in watching the show later on tonight: www.vfcfinale.com




Never before have so many artists united for a political cause. The Vote for Change Tour, presented by MoveOn PAC to benefit America Coming Together, has played 33 cities in 11 states over the past two weeks.



Forward this invitation to all the big music fans in your life and use tonight's show to introduce them to ACT.



Remember, the show starts at 6:30 PM. Don't miss it!



Ellen Malcolm
President
America Coming Together



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Help ACT plan for Election Day by signing up to work in a battleground state at www.acthere.com .
 
Angry Again, you MUST provide links and citations when utilizing the text others have written. This is not optional. Where did this text come from?
 
There was a time I gave praise for some of those people as artist, but art is not politics.

I it find condescending that a bunch of people that don't have High-school diplomas, live in a fantasy that came with their wealth and fame, would dare to pretend that they know more about the real world then those of us that have lived in the real world for most of our lives.

I will not be watching, I rescind any further effort to support their art, their mix of politics have ruined their art for me.

('specially the "boss", he sold out long ago)
 
ResearchMonkey said:
There was a time I gave praise for some of those people as artist, but art is not politics.

I it find condescending that a bunch of people that don't have High-school diplomas, live in a fantasy that came with their wealth and fame, would dare to pretend that they know more about the real world then those of us that have lived in the real world for most of our lives.

I will not be watching, I rescind any further effort to support their art, their mix of politics have ruined their art for me.

('specially the "boss", he sold out long ago)
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Same here.
I've boycotted all of them already, um except Perl Jam.
I may now have to rethink my position on them.
 
My uncle once told me that if he let musicians' politics decide whether he would buy their albums, he would have a very small collection indeed. Those words seem more and more wise every day. I just tune these people out when they try to dictate their politics to me.
 
When they go beyond their music, when they use their clout to effect change on the common man that doesn't have the same access to publicity there is problem.

What qualifies people that live a privilaged rockstar life to understand or deem what happens in the real world. When was last time one of them had check the change bucket in their car to get some gas for their car?

They're underqualified with great access.
 
Well I don't live in the real world either so I will tune in and imagine I was kissing all of their asses at the same time.
 
Inkara1 said:
My uncle once told me that if he let musicians' politics decide whether he would buy their albums, he would have a very small collection indeed. Those words seem more and more wise every day. I just tune these people out when they try to dictate their politics to me.
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Hear, fucking hear! :headbang:
 
Wow...what a boring list.

Try the US Festival for fun.

To those who are paying to see this event yet disagree with the politics of it, remember that all proceeds go to the Kerry for President/DNC fund, whether you like it or not.
 
Gonz said:
Wow...what a boring list.

Try the US Festival for fun.

To those who are paying to see this event yet disagree with the politics of it, remember that all proceeds go to the Kerry for President/DNC fund, whether you like it or not.
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:tardbang: :sick: :whorebng: :retard: :confbang: *puke2* :retard7::drink2:

:buck: :bong: :hairbang: *puke3* :clap:



Did you make it to the 1st one?
 
Styx is playing up here this week...and after that are coming Roger Hodgson, and the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, and David Lee Roth...
gonna be a good couple months :headbang:
 
Well not really, the first was far better then the 2nd (they were far better prepared for the 2nd ;) )

it was quite the muddy sweaty event, the 1st. I don't think I could handle it today, just too old.

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I remember it being a hot in the middle of summer & by the end David Lee Roth was so drunk we walked about :10 into their set.
 
LOL
I just clicked the link to see if it was workin yet...
and it comes on and says music unavailable somethin like that...

and then at the bottom...Click here to find out more about America coming together.

man I wish I could screencap that :lloyd:
 
The liberals are blocking you poor Canadians. I got right in to it asking what speed.

Welcome to the Vote for Change Finale Concert!
Start watching the concert!
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The video will start at 7:00 PM EST, but it's best to launch the webcast and start watching to reserve your spot. To watch the LIVE Vote for Change Finale, you will need version 10 of the Real Player.

The Vote for Change Tour, presented by MoveOn PAC, is a benefit for America Coming Together.

Over the past 10 days, more than 20 artists have united for single cause by playing 33 concerts in 11 battleground states. Tonight, they perform together on one stage for the first time.

About America Coming Together
ACT is the largest voter mobilization effort in history. With 86 field offices open everyday in 15 battleground states and over 4000 ACT staff on the ground – there is no greater force fighting to elect Democrats in 2004.

This year’s elections will be decided at the doorsteps of America – not by TV commercials and media pundits. This is where ACT is leading the way for Democrats. Last week alone, ACT’s paid canvassers logged a total of 50,000 hours meeting with targeted voters face-to-face.

With your help, between now and Election Day, ACT will:

Organize an army of 45,000 paid Election Day workers
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Read more about ACT’s Election Day plans in an article from this weekend's Time Magazine.

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Contribute today and get involved in our effort to elect Democrats in federal, state and local elections on November 2nd.

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I did get in once...now I can't get back.

bastits. See now that will make me hate them almost as much as political whoring already does.

Fuck 'em. I'll go see Roth and watch him stumble up the hallway next month instead :lloyd:
 
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