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Bruce Cockburn-inspired 'If I Had A Rocket Launcher' Art Print Odelay it was overtly political in

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it was overtly political in a way that a vast majority of 80s music simply was not

Here's the second version of Heaven 17's 'Let Me Go'

Such an earworm

Radiohead's album 'The Bends' is rock-solid

- and the framing of the song lyrics in this 60s format is endlessly amusing

Bruce Cockburn-inspired 'If I Had A Rocket Launcher' Art Print Odelay it was overtly political inIn the mid 80s, in Canada, this song was on fire; it was overtly political in a way that a vast majority of 80s music simply was not. Well, not the stuff we were listening to back then. Bruce Cockburn was calling it as he saw it, and it was strong stuff: the strongest line in 'If I Had A Rocket Launcher', about how some son of a bitch would DIE, was a can't miss sing yell along moment. This vintage pulp men's magazine features art in the style of the

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