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Citizen Zombie

Own Side Now

Learning To Ride

Performance

Essex Arms

Drive Too Fast

Nothing You Can Do About It

Winter Makes You Want Me More

Flight from Destruction

Retired professional tennis star James Blake was standing outside the Grand Hyatt Hotel in New York on September 9, waiting for a car to go watch the U.S. Open, when surveillance video shows undercover police officer James Frascatore run at him, wrap an arm around his neck, tackle him to the ground and handcuff him. Blake, who is biracial, never resisted. Police say they mistakenly identified Blake as a suspect in a credit card fraud probe. NYPD Police Commissioner Bill Bratton said the arrest "should not have happened," and New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio has personally apologized to Blake. At least one officer has been placed on administrative desk duty after the incident, but Blake is calling for Frascatore to be fired as more is being learned about his record. Frascatore has worked for four different police departments in the last five years and has had five complaints in just seven months against him registered with the Civilian Complaint Review Board (CCRB) — more complaints than 90 percent of officers on the force receive in their entire careers. Several other cases have yet to be reported. The CCRB, an independent agency charged with handling complaints against the police department, has its own problematic history, criticized for covering up police misconduct, operating in secret and colluding with the NYPD. We speak with Kenneth Finkelman, a Legal Aid Society staff attorney who represented a Queens resident who claimed that Frascatore punched him in the face after he was stopped for a broken taillight; Warren Diggs, who was pinned on the ground by Frascatore and two other officers for riding his bicycle on the sidewalk; and Amy Rameau, a civil rights attorney representing Diggs.
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As James Blake Calls for James Frascatore’s NYPD Badge, Hear Account of Cop’s Violent Past Pt.2

The North Star Grassman And The Ravens

Crazy Lady Blues

The Kick Inside

The Man with the Child in His Eyes

Warm Leatherette / T.V.O.D.

Warm Leatherette

Learning

Crazy Horse

Look at All the Things

Man Alive

Photoshop Handsome

Talking Heads '77

Pulled Up

Scott Walker Sings Jacques Brel

Childish Prodigy

Freak Train

Hospice

the fallen leaves at the 100 club november 2012  (bootleg )

'Against the grain'   the fallen leaves live at the 100 club nov 2012

Live at Rockpalast Audimax, Hamburg, Germany 15th March 1978 (Remastered)

On the Street (Remastered)

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