Political Bands

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    tex

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    Rise Against
     
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    Midnight Oil.
     
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    Alexrednex, Nov 1, 2010



    Like other said.
    Dead Kenndys
    Rise Against
    Flobots
    Sex Pistols.

    Oh and one of my favourite, very underrated band Called Propaghandi
     
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    Their second album is just as good, but it is a lot darker than the first. I definitely recommend checking it out.
     
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    Pennywise is also rather political.
     
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    Consolidated is another one. Although I haven't heard anything by them in quite a while.
     
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    Add in The Nightwatchman, Street Sweeper Social Club and Some Audioslave (yes a few songs do has political references) and you would of had it.

    Also someone said Flobots

    'Handlebars' is an amazing song
     
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    Sum41's Chuck. A couple of songs not political though.
     
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    +1
     
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    Propagandhi.

    And shame on whoever said Green Day.
     
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    Gil-Scott Heron.
     
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    Moridin, Nov 16, 2010



    A political band, they are not.
     
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    Gloomy Mushroom, Nov 16, 2010



    I believe eMotive was a political album.
     
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    Call it what you want, but it's a covers album, plain and simple. With two original songs. One being, basically, a remix. And the other, from a band that never truly existed.

    One political album, a political band does not make you. I'm sick of the word political. Political.
     
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