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From an Amnesty International website:
"We wanted to do "Working Class Hero" because its themes of alienation, class, and social status really resonated with us. It's such a raw, aggressive song, just that line: "you're still fucking peasants as far as I can see", we felt we could really sink our teeth into it. I hope we've done him justice. "
--- Green Day singer-guitarist Billie Joe Armstrong
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arohex, in looking_spiffy's LJ.
You can also buy the single there in WMA, mp3, or AAC format, for people having trouble with iTunes.
"We wanted to do "Working Class Hero" because its themes of alienation, class, and social status really resonated with us. It's such a raw, aggressive song, just that line: "you're still fucking peasants as far as I can see", we felt we could really sink our teeth into it. I hope we've done him justice. "
--- Green Day singer-guitarist Billie Joe Armstrong
Link courtesy of
arohex, in looking_spiffy's LJ.You can also buy the single there in WMA, mp3, or AAC format, for people having trouble with iTunes.
