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Download “Party at the NSA” and your money goes straight to the Electronic Frontier Foundation, who will defend us all from living in a total surveillance state.

http://partyatthensa.com

Written, Produced, & Recorded by Jona Bechtolt & Claire L. Evans
Bass by Rob Kieswetter
Guitar solo by Marc Maron
Mastered by Timothy Stollenwerk
Cover art by Tim Lahan

L Y R I C S :

Did you read my mail again?
How do you find the time?
I lost my signal yesterday, 
But it was never mine.

We don't need no privacy.
What do you want that for?
Don't you think it'll spoil our fun
If you let that whistle blow?

P-P-P-Party at the NSA,
Twenty, twenty, twenty-four hours a day!

There is a rainbow at the end of every P-R-I-S-M.

Be careful where you look today,
Careful what you share. 
We're gonna make history.
But it won't know we're there.

The world looks stranger when you look
Through electronic eyes.
There's a place in the Beehive State
Where the network goes to die.

P-P-P-Party at the NSA,
Twenty, twenty, twenty-four hours a day!

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Party at the NSA

Pato.Christophe.Andres.JoePeng.PennyPeng.110min.

Joe...Feel The Real LIVE@The Plough, Easton 15/11/13 - Part Three

2/1/14 JG's Tune of the Week! Phantom Power by Babyhead, taken from BabyBoom Town. 
JG says  "My love for this track is twofold.
1. Musical: It is one of my favourite bass lines - a lil' Fluff number - full of bubbly dubness with a peppering of syncopation. Some of the brass and guitar harmonies stretch out quite a little for a Babyhead track, Its got a great great groove and feel and I like the simple top line in the choruses. 

2. Lyrical: There is an important point made here about being aware of the injustices many people face at the hands of governmental actions. We are comfortable in this part of the world and we like to enjoy life and party but we can't ignore the part we play in global events. Tom discusses the Iraq invasion of 2003 and how the british government ignored the protests of thousands of people, suggesting that next time we take our protests to the city - as in the square mile - because thats where the money is, thats where the power is. This did happen with Occupy in 2011 (I think) and had quite a divisive effect, but a powerful one."

Phantom Power

Maxim & Skin - Carmen Queasy (Engage & Receptor Remix)

08 - Keny Arkana - La Rage

arranged and mixed by Robert Del Naja and Euan Dickinson
songs: Terry Callier
music: Neil Davidge and Robert Del Naja
original recordings, Bristol 2005

Terry Callier - The Windmill Hill Sessions

My entry for the Ghetto Funk 2013 Remix Contest.

Too Many T's - 1992 (Funkanizer remix)

Born out of love of Jamacian sound clash, forged by a do it yourself punkrock ethic, delivered with a raw hip hop swagger.

Phantom Power

Babyhead

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