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2656: 24: 661:. Critic Stewart Mason later wrote of the song as an example of Heaven 17's "skewed perspective: on one level, the song is a straightforward condemnation of the right wing. On another...well, what exactly was a fascist groove thang? The lyrics put images of Margaret Thatcher and Ronald Reagan getting down P-Funk style into the listener's head." The song has since become a staple for other bands to play, sometimes keeping the original anti-Reagan lyrics, sometimes inserting other right-wing leaders in relevance to current political situations. 2427: 4677:. That record sold 4 million copies in the first year. On that record is a song called 'Country Gentleman,' a scathing indictment on Ronald Reagan. The last verse is something like" – here Mellencamp breaks into song, a private-concert moment that is both thrilling and a bit unnerving – " 'Country gentleman, there's a bird who flew / High above this nation and preyed upon its weakness / Picked our bones and threw it in a stew / Thank God he went back to California.' You know how much I caught for that song? None.' 606: 2536: 1335:. Hinckley eventually attempted to kill Reagan as a means to impress the actress. Originally performing under the name The Breakers, one of JFA's first songs was about the assassination attempt, describing Hinckley's actions with the line, "Shoot the prez, shoot a cop, secretary too." When Breakers fans adopted that song's title—Jodie Foster's Army—as their own nickname and began showing up at Breakers gigs with "JFA" written on their clothes, the band decided to adopt it as their new name. 1644: 8276: 2365:, saying, "Today there is a wound in our national conscience. America will never be whole as long as the right to life granted by our Creator is denied to the unborn". By the 1990s, Nancy Reagan reasserted her public opinion of being "somewhere in the middle" in not supporting abortion while believing in women's right to choose. The Dayglo Abortions's name caused the band problems in both the United States and Canada, and the cover of 1252: 2477:" for the campaign. Will wrote that if "labor and management, who make steel or cars or shoes or textiles, made their products with as much energy and confidence as Springsteen and his merry band make music, there would be no need for Congress to be thinking about protectionism". A week after Will's writing appeared in a column, Reagan praised Springsteen in a 1446:, was an alleged nickname for Ronald Reagan. The album was the band's most lyrical; an obscenity-laden "documentation of the American nightmare in all its incestuous beauty." The album's refraining spoken word track "Voice of America" makes mention of the president, and the album's song "Nancy" depicts then-First Lady 1235:. Many hardcore bands put Reagan's face on flyers, T-shirts, and album covers, plus peppered lyrics, song names, and album titles with the president's various monikers, including "Reagan," "Ronnie," "Bonzo," and "The Gipper." Other bands would take Reagan's image into the sphere of stage theatrics, like 5887:

The video for "Two Tribes" had a few different versions. However, while "Relax" was completely reshot because of the sexual content, "Two Tribes" was merely re-edited for MTV to remove violence, like the scene where Reagan bites Chernenko's ear. The video — which remains scarily relevant today — was

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Growing up in the 80s in New York City, it was a different place, and there were people who wanted to speak out against discrimination of any kind. Everybody was against Reagan, but there were some who didn't care for the anti-Americanism and wanted to make the country better and some people twisted

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is taken from what Rage Against The Machine see as Ronald Reagan's slander of the Soviet Union in the eighties, which the band feels could just as easily apply to the United States." That same year California punk band NOFX launched a parodic lament for the demise of songs that railed Reagan in their

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While Goodman's novelty records dug more at current events and the political process than at the president himself, Reagan's return to major political office ushered in his renewed campaign against things often associated with the rock-and-roll lifestyle: promiscuous sex, illicit drugs, and left-wing

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Bonzo Goes To Washington, the most obscure supergroup ever assembled (a trio with Bootsy Collins and...Daniel Lazerus, whoever that is). The track is called 'Five Minutes,' and it's basically a sample of Ronald Reagan's 'We begin bombing in five minutes' joke speech, with some rudimentary beats and,

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on September 19, 1984, saying: "America's future rests in a thousand dreams inside your hearts. It rests in the message of hope in songs of a man so many young Americans admire – New Jersey's own, Bruce Springsteen. And helping you make those dreams come true is what this job of mine is all about."

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did not reference the president directly in their lyrics, their support of Reagan fell within their interpretation of patriotic backlash that reimagined hardcore without the anti-establishment ethos of punk rock. Some groups' stances on the president were a bit more ambiguous. When drunk-punk group

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In the 1970s, punk rock emerged as an antithesis to the establishment, authority, and the status quo, and by 1980, like his British counterpart Thatcher, president-elect Reagan became a prime pariah for punks to rally against in both the United States and abroad. The widespread appearance of Reagan

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made him the target of public outcry and denouncements from both the President and the First Lady who declared themselves Beach Boys fans. Days after Watt's announcement, Reagan presented the Secretary with a plaster boot with a hole in it to indicate that Watt had "shot himself in the foot." Watt

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and witnessed how the conflict between rebels and the US-backed government affected local civilians. During a spoken word passage of the song, he speaks of being approached by a man, "his face red like a rose on a thorn bush, like all the colors of a royal flush, and he's peeling off those dollar

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Both leaders made much of their mutual Irish heritage, and Brian and Mila Mulroney sang "When Irish Eyes Are Smiling" with Ronald and Nancy Reagan, a cloying performance that instantly made the phrase "Shamrock Summit" emblematic in Canadian political discourse for the overly close nature of the

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six weeks into his first gubernatorial term. In 1972 Nancy Reagan make a public statement regarding her husband's decision, saying, "If we accept the right to take life before birth are we so far from making the decision after birth?" She went on to say, "I agree with the California abortion law

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is inevitable and it's dangerous when you have a President who thinks that way since he's the one who can call for the pushing of the button. He sees himself in his personal drama, I think, increasingly as a religious leader and he has public lunches with some of these very powerful evangelists,

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Other bands during that part of the '80's, both major and not-so-major acts, were really getting on the political bandwagon for one stupid reason or another. They were all so fucking serious, trying to be a voice for a generation or some shit like that, but worst of all they remained within the

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socio-economic policies, one advocating for a solution of deregulation as per Ronald Reagan's economic policy the song is named for, while the alternate universe Ronald Reagan advocates for heavier state control. The song samples Ronald Reagan's first inaugural address, in particular his quote

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were mentioned only occasionally by songwriters in the 1970s. That changed with Reagan's presidency, which brought on echoes of his prior campaign against counter-cultural activists a generation earlier during his terms as governor of California. The arrival of music television added a visual

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also used Reagan's voice in their music. Their song "Far Too Frail" puts a spin on the president's prudishness as he is heard saying, "For years some people have argued that this type of pornography is a matter of artistic creativity." and in "State Aid" Reagan's voice is clipped to create a

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said of his illustration, "I chose to focus on these three personalities because on the global scene they were responsible for the state of affairs of the world. At that point in time, they represented the axis of repression as they supported and helped to prop up the

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version, "Da Do Run Ron," was a spoof election campaign song for Ronald Reagan, featuring Nancy Reagan listing reasons why he should be re-elected. The cover featured the puppet versions of the Reagans that appeared on the show and later starred in the 1986 video for

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and Britain's participation in the affair. Reagan can be heard on the track saying, "Message to terrorists everywhere: You can run...but you can't hide", and, "We're not going to tolerate these attacks from outlaw states...We will not cave in," ending with,

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he had promised to crack down on what he called "a haven for communist sympathizers, protesters, and sex deviants" on the Berkeley campus. In their song, Jefferson Starship countered Reagan's social conservatism with the line, "We'll ball in your parks".

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for instance. In other words, you have the church stroking Reagan and saying "Yes, yes, aren't they saying nasty things about you, they must be communists. Therefore they threaten both you and me. Don't you think we should silence these communists from

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In 1984, he ran for the Australian Senate as a candidate for the fledgling Nuclear Disarmament Party. Although Garrett won more popular votes than his rival, the major parties colluded to deny him his seat, which was okay with the tall, bald rock

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later said that "it's construed as an anti-American song but it was an anti-Reagan, anti-Republican song about what they were doing and the impact it was having on our country at the time." Two years after the song's release, Garrett ran for an

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Radio 1 remained wary in the political arena and in 1981 its legal department advised Heaven 17 that their hit 'We Don't Need This Fascist Groove Thing' libelled American President Ronald Reagan by calling him a 'fascist'. So the BBC dropped

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The tune paints a picture of Americans focusing on their own selfish needs amid the Iran-Contra weapons-selling scandal of the Ronald Reagan administration, and it features allusions to gun running and the corrupting influence of money and

2890:'s 2016 song "A Little Uncanny" comments on Reaganomics and alleges to explore a supposed irony that Reagan's charisma distracted from the 'darker' side of his policies. After numerous artists refused to perform during inaugural events for 2214:

incorporated the phrase into his collage work in the early 1980s. The album cover and title also inspired an ironic Reagan-era button worn by critics of the president and traded by pin collectors. For the album's 35th anniversary, artist

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during the Reagan years, has said, "I remember clearly resisting the urge to put the word 'Reagan' in any of the songs". Meanwhile, other members of the US hardcore scene took a different political stance altogether: In the late 1980s US

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As hip-hop came of age during the 1980s, Ronald Reagan became the first president to make mention of its music and culture, and Reagan in turn became the first major political figure to recur as a subject in the genre. Proto-rapper

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bills, slapping them down, 100, 200". Bono said the person he had in mind while writing these lyrics was Reagan, whose administration backed the military regimes in Central and South America that Bono encountered on his trip.

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two decades earlier. Dupree also sings about being "so glad he only got two more years, and the world will be happy...and we won't shed no more tears," without the knowledge that Reagan would be voted in for a second term.

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midway into his first year in office. Within a few years, references to the president in song lyrics were mirrored by his likeness appearing in songs' videos. One of the first to feature Reagan, and one of the first by an

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attempt to supplant private savings, and eventually concludes that, "Pretty soon your son won't decide when he's in school, where he will go or what he will do for a living. He will wait for the government to tell him."

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later released a Crisis of Conformity single featuring the song "Fist Fight in the Parking Lot" whose opening lines "When Ronald Reagan comes around / He brings the fascists to your town" and subsequent mention of

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every July 4 since 1980 until Watt declared that rock music attracted "the wrong element" and that the administration was "not going to encourage drug abuse and alcoholism as was done in past years." Watt's social

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The 1980s' surge in political songs about a current president marked a shift in the culture and helped define the soundscape of the decade, partly fueled by Reagan's attack on aspects of culture associated with

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In his patter before 'Ringing of Revolution' (Ochs's patter was itself one of his genres, a famous form of political commentary), he acidly casts a movie about Vietnam ('and Ronald Reagan plays George Murphy').

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and other advancements in weapons technology, to footage of President Nixon, and then Reagan as his voice can be heard saying, "Our nation is poised...for greatness." In a similar vein, the last minute of

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While Presidents Johnson and Nixon had come under lyrical fire from songwriters for the role they played in waging war both in Vietnam and against protesters in the U.S., songs about presidents

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on the instrumental track "The Answer Is", where the music interrupted by the president stuttering, "The problem isn't being poor, the problem is, um, the answer is ..." The art rock band

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released "The Wit And Wisdom Of Ronald Reagan", a vinyl album containing the two tracks "The Wit of Ronald Reagan" and "The Wisdom of Ronald Reagan", one on each side and both entirely silent.

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Soon after Reagan's speech, Springsteen expressed discontent with the president and his policies, and "Born in the U.S.A." was dropped from the campaign. Reagan's team then reached out to

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politics. As had happened in the 1960s, these attitudes, along with Reagan's domestic and foreign policies, designated Reagan as a prime target for a new generation of protest music.

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recorded the song "President Reagan" in which the former boxing champ accuses Reagan of helping the rich, ignoring poor people and veterans, and undoing the policies put in place by

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imagined the president as "Old Mother Reagan", a dangerously senile grandmother who tries in vain to enter heaven in one of the group's most fiercely political songs. The same year

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Ochs interchanges actors and politicians and pokes fun at Reagan for following in George Murphy's footsteps: Murphy, like Reagan, had been a film actor and became president of the

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While Ronald Reagan began involving himself in politics in the late 1950s and early 1960s, other cultural and political shifts in the United States coalesced to create a surge in

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I couldn't bear gettin' involved that way with any politician, least of all Reagan, and corrupt what is essentially a basic, humble dream of contentment he can't even understand.

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Knoblauch, William (2016). "'Will You Sing About the Missiles?': British Antinuclear Protest Music of the 1980s". In Conze, Eckart; Klimke, Martin; Varon, Jeremy (eds.).

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component to many of these songs, as did numerous album covers that used the president's likeness in their artwork. Artists' access to digital technology and the rise of

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meant that a large segment of the population was entering their teens at the start of the 1960s and became the de facto audience for this new music. Simultaneously the

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was one of the first songwriters to mention Reagan post-presidentially amidst his litany of American cultural and political events in his high-profile 1989 single, "

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made their own overt case against the president, sung as a letter to the first lady. Originally titled "Memo to Ronnie Reagan", the song "Dear Mrs. Reagan" mimics

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parameters of social acceptability. There was also a big censorship flap going on at the time. We looked at it as a chance to catch up with our obscenity quota.

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were sometimes at odds with the lifestyles and politics of popular musicians, and Reagan's time as president was marked by various miscommunications involving

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a critical success. "Two Tribes" even hit the height all music videos dream of: It was played several times at the 1984 Democratic National Convention.

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In 2006 folk-satire duo The Prince Myshkins released a song about Reagan named "I Don't Remember" for testimonials the president had given during the

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Some hardcore punk songwriters made a conscious decision to avoid putting Reagan in their lyrics. In wanting his music to outlast the administration,

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during Reagan's tenure as their spokesperson from 1953 to 1962. The LP features the General Electric Transcription Orchestra rendering such hits as "

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includes mentions and depictions of the actor-turned-politician in songs, albums, music videos, and band names, particularly during his two terms as

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in the background, adding to it is a fetus being served to the president on a plate. Earlier in his political career, Ronald Reagan had signed the

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and features a multitude of songs about Reagan. "Potshot Heard Round the World" is about US military actions in the Middle East, "with Reagans and

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sounds for use in music, and as sampling equipment became more affordable, both experimental and hip hop artists utilized with greater frequency.

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sketch, "Crisis of Conformity", a send-up of an '80s hardcore band reuniting to play a wedding 25 years past their heyday. Chicago indie label

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on the left audio channel during the fade-out for their song "Better Days". The song's video reviews the 20th century through a retrospective

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In 1970, Jefferson Starship referred to Reagan's policies and attitudes as governor in the song "Mau Mau (Amerikon)" on their debut album

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Cass, Connie (September 22, 1994). "Former First Ladies Back Abortion Rights: Nancy Reagan and Barabara Bush offer personal views".

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A few punk bands went so far as to name themselves after the president or events related to him, the first being a self-proclaimed

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sings, "the dogs of a grade-B movie star governor's war" in reference to the previous year's actions taken against students at the

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ranked the video number one on his year-end "Dean's List," and it made number three on the equivalent list in the paper's annual

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During the 1980s, Reagan's likeness appeared on jackets of records by musicians making political statements almost exclusively

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attributed to Reathel Bean & The Doonesbury Break Crew. There was also an accompanying video where Reagan and his posse of

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also has a song named "Nancy" with similar subject matter. Other songs deride members of the Reagan administration, including

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Eons ago, when Ronald Reagan was in the first months of his presidency ... there was no such thing as a 24-hour music channel.

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released his single "Sonne statt Reagan", a play on a German phrase meaning "sun instead of rain" with the word for "rain" (

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soon reversed his order and invited the Beach Boys back, but the band had quickly booked another Fourth of July concert in

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of major labels, commercial radio or television. Reagan's rise to power also coincided with the arrival of a new subgenre:

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called a "hastily blurted plea to Reagan to seek disarmament." On the same record, the song "Annie Christian" envisions an

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passed under my husband, however, I believe it has been terribly abused". By the end of the Reagans' first term in the

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In his introduction to "Ringing of Revolution", Ochs sets up the song by speculating on a future where the last of the

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made an original print combining the Reagan motif with other emblems of Winston Smith's work with the Dead Kennedys.

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After Reagan's election as U.S. president in 1980, many pop music artists responded in their song lyrics. In 1981, "

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Not So Quiet on the Western Front: Punk Politics During the Conservative Ascendancy in the United States, 1980—2000

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to write and record numerous topical songs that reached a large fanbase of primarily young people. While President

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in 1983. Red wrote the track after having been refused government benefits, and expresses preference for Reagan's

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Both in his two terms as governor and during his 1980 run for the presidency, Reagan was introduced with the pop

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recordings as early as 1958 and was first pictured on album covers in the early 1960s. One notable recording was

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who were fighting as though they were professional wrestlers. The video was televised several times during the

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praised Reagan and his films in their 1986 song "California Pipeline," fans could take it as either actual pro-

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was attracted to Giger's work as soon as he saw it, saying, "This picture is like Reagan America on parade."

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Many artists from different genres have continued to make note of Reagan's legacy in their lyrics, such as

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decried the presidential visit because among the 2,000 German soldiers buried there were 49 members of the

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With regards to musical taste, Reagan himself was a proponent of standards from Hollywood musicals and the

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also used "Born in the U.S.A." in their respective 1996 and 2000 campaigns, until Springsteen objected.

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cast as cartoon villains and heroes." Reagan plays the title role in the song, "Rambozo the Clown", a

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song "Reagan Sucks," which name checked 1980s hardcore bands Dead Kennedys, D.I., D.R.I., and M.D.C.

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counted on America to be passive...He counted wrong," in contrast to Def Leppard's anti-war lyrics.

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recorded this version, along with other presidential campaign songs, for a collection released by

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anti-drug campaign. The band continued to perform it until Reagan left office in January 1989.

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blacklisted it because in it an actor made up to look like Reagan was depicted sitting in an

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are in there, big newscasters at the time. And Ronald Reagan—I call him Ronnie the Popular."

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in relation to low-income people. While references to Reagan during his presidency appear in

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sampled Reagan and anecdotes about him in their 1984 song "Tell Me Something Good". In 1985

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fighter plane, edited to appear as though Reagan was strafing the band with the aircraft's

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used the same sample in their 1984 video for "World Destruction" performing under the name

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featured spoken voice-overs from both Reagan and Bush on the right audio channel and their

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landing in the U.S. Midwest spirals into a commercial and political fiasco. In his lyrics,

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https://www.discogs.com/it/release/1421098-No-Artist-The-Wit-And-Wisdom-Of-Ronald-Reagan

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during Reagan's presidential terms. In a 1999 interview, the Sun City Girls' guitarist

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period. Two decades later, Reagan also ran for office and became California's governor.

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was an outspoken critic of the Reagan presidency and what he saw as a pandering to the

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was the revue's star performer and in 1984 released a three versions of the song on a

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sampled the same phrase in the "bombing mix" of their 1985 dance track, "Tekno Talk".

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ridicule Reagan, notably "Promiscuous," which jabs at the Reagans' attempts to reduce

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are besieged in a mansion atop a hill. Ochs imagines a film based on his own lyrics:

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Armor, John (January 13, 2004). "Doesn't Anyone Remember Tom Lehrer?". Free Republic.

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with the Presidential Public Safety Communication Award after the pop star licensed "

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revived that music sub-genre's prime pariah in their 1992 song "We Want the Truth".

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critiqued American military intervention in other nations' affairs on their single "

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Cutting Across Media: Appropriation Art, Interventionist Collage, and Copyright Law

4555: 4501: 4222:"25 Years Ago: Don Henley and Bruce Hornsby Team Up for "The End of the Innocence"" 3796:"Hear LCD Soundsystem's Frenetic '(We Don't Need This) Fascist Groove Thang' Cover" 3767:"'Fascist Groove Thang': How the BBC banned Heaven 17 for 'libeling' Ronald Reagan" 2864: 2761: 2345: 2207: 2146: 2096: 2050: 1948: 1891: 1832: 1812: 1804: 1789: 1701: 1536: 1524: 1520: 1306: 1268: 1012: 1004: 966: 939: 868: 722: 702: 654: 371: 160: 135: 6121: 4947: 2946:"The Sixties and Protest Music | The Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History" 653:, but became a minor UK hit despite its absence from the airwaves. Scottish group 8043: 5872:"How Frankie Goes to Hollywood's Gay, Controversial Music Videos Shaped the '80s" 4974:"The obscenity trial that made H. R. Giger an icon for punk rock and free speech" 3026: 2898:

called The Reagan Years agreed to play at the All American Inaugural Ball at the

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are a sendup of similar lyrics by the Dead Kennedys and other 80s hardcore acts.

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was capped by a televised gala in which Reagan, Mulroney, and their wives sang "

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Diplomatic Departures: The Conservative Era in Canadian Foreign Policy, 1984-93

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Constituent imagination : militant investigations//collective theorization

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made Reagan the subject of his 1981 song "B-movie" as well as his 1984 single "

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in 1984, the first record released in relation to the show was a rework of the

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Humorists vs. Religion: Critical Voices from Mark Twain to Neil DeGrasse Tyson

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on his "Election 80" single, which used Goodman's then-popular "break-in" or "

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Die at the Right Time!: A Subjective Cultural History of the American Sixties

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of its hardships and the leaders who promised a solution. Beginning with the

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Punk Diary: The Ultimate Trainspotter's Guide to Underground Rock, 1970–1982

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hotel amidst criticism for supporting a "bigot, womanizer, horrible man."

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Helen Gahagan was also an entertainer turned politician, progressing from

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defied the ban by performing a live version of "Fascist Groove Thang" on

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Franklin, Ben A. (April 23, 1985). "250 Are Arrested Near White House".

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made a career out of mentioning Reagan in songs like "Moral Majority", "

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model of bands releasing their own records and not being subject to the

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imagines how different sectors of the establishment would respond, with

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referring to Reagan's favorite candy and Marie Antoinette's monarchic "

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fa fa fa fa fa fa: The Adventures of Talking Heads in the 20th Century

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along with Reagan, denouncing the leaders' policies as tending toward

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Musical references to Reagan continued to persist in the late 2010s.

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made a similar comparison in his song "George Murphy", which opens:

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During his second run for president, Reagan held a public speech in

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as a vilified icon in punk music particularly can be linked to the

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performance of "Drug Store Truck Driving Man" to "Ronald Reagunz".

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also made Reagan the first political figure whose voice was widely

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Fabricating the Absolute Fake. America in Contemporary Pop Culture

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The Birth of Rock & Roll: Music in the 1950s Through the 1960s

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and at the inaugurations of the next three Republican presidents.

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takes its title from name Reagan repeatedly used to describe the

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and was appropriated by dance artists to entice their audiences.

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Ochs, Phil. 1966. "Ringing of Revolution" (sound recording). In

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charge that was ultimately brought before and overturned by the

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agents go to a black DC neighborhood to rap for minority votes.

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Sells Like Teen Spirit: Music, Youth Culture, and Social Crisis

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Reynolds, Simon (2006). "Prologue: The Unfinished Revolution".

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The first musical album which featured Reagan on the cover was

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stammering effect that reflected his reluctance to address the

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collaborated with the producers of British sketch comedy show

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Other '80s rap songs mentioning or referencing Reagan include

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The Reagan presidency : assessing the man and his legacy

6096:"Ronald Reagan's Son Remembers The Day When GE Fired His Dad" 5728:"When Music Was Still on MTV: The Birth of an Iconic Channel" 5476:"This kind of pornography is a matter of artistic creativity" 5447:"From Coldplay to Coldcut: when musicians sample politicians" 5285: 4922:"Jodie Foster's Army will celebrate 30 years of punk in Mesa" 4575:"U2 On 'The Joshua Tree,' A Lasting Ode To A Divided America" 4084:

A Change is Gonna Come: Music, Race & the Soul of America

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On the heels of 1984's presidential campaign, the rock group

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George Clinton & The Cosmic Odyssey of the P-Funk Empire

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Canadian-American relationship during the Conservative era.

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I made it clear from day one that he just had to forget it,

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Shukaitis, Stevphen; Graeber, David; Biddle, Erika (2007).

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Nuclear Threats, Nuclear Fear and the Cold War of the 1980s

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Ronald Reagan Recommends Award Winning Music from Hollywood

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patriotism or a tongue-in-cheek take on anti-Reagan irony.

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actor, well before his political career. During the 1960s,

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that into nationalism on like the extreme, far right side.

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A snippet of Reagan saying "out of control" was looped by

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had been the target of an obsession that Reagan assailant

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first appeared on a few album covers during his time as a

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Electric Don Quixote: The Definitive Story Of Frank Zappa

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Banned: Censorship of Popular Music in Britain: 1967–1992

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mentioned Reagan in their science fiction-inspired song "

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Dalton, Stephen (October 2003). "How the West Was Won".

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Other notable punk acts that sang about Reagan included

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Cawley, Janet; Campbell, Linda P. (February 23, 1990).

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The 7500 Most Important Songs for the Rock and Roll Era

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regime in South Africa and its beastly human policies".

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song "CIA Man" to be about atrocities committed by the

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coincided with Reagan's presidency with the launch of

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The Leading Man: Hollywood and the Presidential Image

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Ronald Reagan's journey : Democrat to Republican

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Country singer Lee Greenwood with the Reagans at the

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created a music video for his racially charged song "

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in their similarly named song "Guns in the Sky", and

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responsible for the recent violent events, including

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Ronald Reagan Speaks Out Against Socialized Medicine

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Singing for Peace: Antiwar Songs in American History

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Ronald Reagan Speaks Out Against Socialized Medicine

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The video won 1366:between Margaret Thatcher and Reagan's fictitious 67:musicians criticized Reagan in his early years as 6746: 6744: 6690: 6589: 6587: 6492: 6068: 5754: 5752: 5090:"Did Reagan and Thatcher Really Keep Punk Alive?" 4948:"Three Anti-Reagan Punk Bands From San Francisco" 4598: 3615: 3258:Fogerty, John (2015). "9. We're with Ya, John!". 3146:. New Brunswick, N.J.: Rutgers University Press. 2975:. Britannica Educational Publishing. p. 65. 2803:paid tribute to their own punk rock roots in the 2416: 2403:, among other world leaders on its cover. Artist 1325:had developed since seeing her portray a preteen 8293: 6650: 6518: 6291:. University of Pennsylvania Press. p. 47. 6225: 6087: 5999:: CS1 maint: bot: original URL status unknown ( 5677:"The story of Blue Riddim Band's "Nancy Reagan"" 5508:. Archived from the original on October 30, 2004 5469: 5467: 5440: 5438: 4965: 4908:University of Missouri-Kansas City School of Law 4781:"How Hard Was Their Core? Looking Back at Anger" 4365: 4363: 3515: 3253: 3251: 2111:Reagan appeared as an actor and spokesperson on 1309:rebranded themselves as Jodie Foster's Army, or 1291:theme song was penned from the perspective of a 794:over his politics. That same year blues pianist 782:recorded "Reagan Is For The Rich Man" backed by 672:released "Ronnie, Talk to Russia" for the album 31:with Ronald Reagan after her performance at the 7466: 7304: 7274: 7085: 7083: 6770: 6486: 5819: 5618: 5616: 5614: 5025: 5023: 4798: 4774: 4772: 4770: 4372:"25 Years On: Def Leppard's Hysteria Revisited" 4340: 4338: 4336: 4334: 4005:"Joseph Beuys. Sonne Statt Reagan. 1982 | MoMA" 3813: 3758: 3468: 2964: 2939: 2937: 2736:concert album. And New York City hardcore band 1450:as a sexual fetishist. The San Francisco based 7543: 7366: 7289: 7248: 7054: 7028: 6951:Ronald Reagan - Bruce Springsteen (19.09.1984) 6779:"Presidential campaign music: a brief history" 6741: 6715: 6613: 6584: 6541:. 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University of Northern Iowa. pp. 1–2 7386: 7170:"Michael Jackson's meeting with the Gipper" 7161: 6862:"George Will on the Boss, Thirty Years Ago" 6675: 6460: 6178:"Jelly Belly Jelly Beans and Ronald Reagan" 5720: 5700: 5559: 5397: 5367: 5270: 5251: 5076: 4738: 4389: 4264: 4156: 4048: 3893:"Such a Pretty Toy: Prince's 'Controversy'" 3693: 3621: 3563: 3490: 3464: 3462: 3396:"Hip-Hop Festival Takes Over People's Park" 3330: 3279: 3197: 3171: 3160: 2829:, released an early version of their song " 1881: 7758:Ronald and Nancy Reagan Research Institute 7595: 7581: 7491: 7296:Spencer (January 1993). "Heavy Rotation". 6882: 6822: 6696: 6232:Schanberg, Sydney H. (September 8, 1981). 6074: 5893: 5493: 5195: 4971: 4649: 4624: 4275:. Cambridge University Press. p. 109. 3884: 3784: 3356: 3108: 2970: 2003:released a video for their anti-war song " 170:, running three campaigns to the tune of " 18:Mentions of Ronald Reagan in popular music 7523: 6860:Strain, Michael R. 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During a televised debate on 865:Untitled Song for Latin America 837:US involvement with the Contras 356:Hollywood's often tried to mix 7168:Yoon, Robert (June 26, 2009). 6834:Chao, Eveline (July 8, 2015). 6146:Perez, Ruby (April 27, 2012). 5374:Roach, Cal (October 2, 2014). 5114:Rettman, Tony (May 23, 2016). 4396:Doyle, Jack (April 30, 2009). 4128:Kaufman, Gil (April 8, 2009). 3703:Stick this in your memory hole 3583:Segal, David (June 13, 2004). 3522:Kahn, Jeffery (June 8, 2004). 2663:, performing in Germany, 2016. 2417:Ronald Reagan's campaign music 2168:the president. These include: 1930:The rise of the importance of 1870:' "Stop the Violence" (1988), 1352:We've Got a Bigger Problem Now 320:And Lyndon Johnson plays God. 230:and hastened the evolution of 45:President of the United States 1: 7311:MTV New Staff (May 5, 1996). 7142:Cannon, Bob (April 9, 1993). 6995:Mellencamp said at the time. 6594:Lindsay, Cam (May 28, 2016). 6266:. 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(Pretty Young Thing) 1943:band to appear on MTV, was 1878:'s 1988 track "Cusswords." 1313:, two weeks after the 1981 550:" (1980); and a handful of 510:1966 gubernatorial campaign 494:counterculture of the 1960s 264:U.S. involvement in Vietnam 10: 8328: 7689:1969 People's Park protest 7684:Governorship of California 6919:Amsterdam University Press 6122:"Chatter – Vol. 14 No. 14" 4902:Linder, Douglas O. 2002. " 4474:Ruhlmann, William (2011). 3852:The Pop Culture Experiment 3497:Dwyer, Michael D. (2015). 3262:. New York: Little Brown. 2900:Hyatt Regency Capitol Hill 2659:The crossover metal band, 2246:", the 1982 hit single by 517:During Reagan's presidency 429:turning the event into an 8307:Songs about Ronald Reagan 8266:George H. W. Bush → 8253: 8180: 8123: 7939: 7828: 7807: 7798: 7771: 7711:Pre-presidential speeches 7706:Citizens for the Republic 7634: 7610: 7346:. 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"Please Forgive Us" by 835:" in protest against the 821:The Old Man Down the Road 736:Nuclear Disarmament Party 492:as part of the political 118:, namely sex, drugs, and 93:right-wing evangelicalism 7961:Let Them Eat Jellybeans! 6697:Sutherland, Sam (2012). 6234:"Let 'Em Eat Jellybeans" 5030:Bugnee, Tim (May 1999). 4398:"Sting: "Russians" 1985" 4009:The Museum of Modern Art 3872:Holden, Stephen (1982). 3734:Cloonan, Martin (1996). 3546:"We Took Over The World" 2744:Rage Against the Machine 2713:We Didn't Start the Fire 2618:," as well as the album 2594:In 1984, Reagan awarded 2354:Therapeutic Abortion Act 2318:Bonzo Goes to Washington 2182:label in 1981, featured 2174:Let Them Eat Jellybeans! 2075:Best Concept Music Video 2036:parodying Reagan's film 1882:Reggae and African music 1743:Bonzo Goes to Washington 1677:Bonzo Goes to Washington 1595:spearheaded a patriotic 923:can only return after a 849:The End of the Innocence 477:Blows Against the Empire 206:to urban centers in the 130:had been the subject of 8131:Namesakes and memorials 8115:"What would Reagan do?" 8036:The Day Reagan Was Shot 8007:The Dark Knight Returns 7999:A Mind Forever Voyaging 7763:Death and state funeral 7393:Romm, David E. (2006). 6420:. Krause Publications. 6389:Crocker, Chris (1993). 6264:credo.library.umass.edu 6207:Gimarc, George (2005). 6077:"A Question of Numbers" 5759:Ruggles, Brock (2008). 4113:Pollock, Bruce (2014). 3923:Rolling Stone Australia 3476:San Francisco Chronicle 3317:Bearded Gentlemen Music 3039:Luft, Eric v d (2009). 2922:Songs about nuclear war 2756:. In an interview with 2634:Canadian prime minister 2602:" for TV spots against 2375:Supreme Court of Canada 2227:, the 1981 debut album 2192:Let Them Eat Jellybeans 1868:Boogie Down Productions 1574:, who was in the bands 1436:JFA's label-mates, the 994: 911:, who voiced Reagan on 806: 765: 708: 600: 480:. In the song vocalist 168:Great American Songbook 81:renewal of the Cold War 8150:Ronald Reagan Building 7873:running mate selection 7701:Rockefeller Commission 6908:Jaap Kooijman (2004). 6684:Lawrence Journal-World 5979:"Grammy Awards – 1987" 5795:Blish, Steven (2010). 5277:Mugge, Robert (1983). 3427:Berkeley Daily Gazette 3400:Tihe Daily Californian 2764:explained, "The title 2722:threw both Reagan and 2664: 2543: 2491:John Cougar Mellencamp 2465:The campaign advisor, 2443:California Here I Come 2434: 2316:," the 1985 single by 1819:talking about Reagan. 1647: 1541:Dirty Rotten Imbeciles 1480: 1260: 1105: 616: 569:On December 19, 1980, 502:Alameda County sheriff 411:It Came Out of the Sky 368: 323: 272:Governor of California 204:Southern United States 172:California Here I Come 138:music during both the 69:Governor of California 41:Ronald Reagan in music 36: 7730:States' rights speech 7724:"A Time for Choosing" 6864:. 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