Deep Politics soundtrack

[R.K. Locke]

[video=youtube_share;OIwbeEGXj5E]http://youtu.be/OIwbeEGXj5E[/video]


[video=youtube_share;epuG-yIIyK8]http://youtu.be/epuG-yIIyK8[/video]


[video=youtube_share;g5NfwZRBrKE]http://youtu.be/g5NfwZRBrKE[/video]

[Jan Klimkowski]

Nouvelle Vague's live acoustic version of Joy Division's Love Will Tear Us Apart......

[Tracy Riddle]

Same song; the cover by DOA and the original by the Wailing Souls.

[Charles Drago]

Bird ... I'm sure you understand.

[R.K. Locke]

Exuma - Baal. Very much worth a listen (song starts at 6:12):


[video=youtube_share;4IHgH3vf0fs]http://youtu.be/4IHgH3vf0fs?t=6m10s[/video]

[R.K. Locke]

How about some poetry:

[video=youtube_share;qJ89lZDBDR4]http://youtu.be/qJ89lZDBDR4[/video]

[Jan Klimkowski]

This is the way the world ends

With a bang

With a whimper

With a moment of moral courage





Creasy found his soul, his moral compass, again.

Just for a moment.

[Charles Drago]

This is the way the world ends

With a bang

With a whimper

With a moment of moral courage

Or as the great musical philosopher Paul Desmond noted upon learning of the break-up of his best friend's marriage due to the wife's long-term affair with a financial guru:

"And so it ends ... not on a whim, but with a banker."

[Tracy Riddle]

[Tracy Riddle]

Buried within the mostly bland corporate rock of Styx's Cornerstone is "Eddie" -

Eddie, now don't you run
You know you're a bootlegger's son
And you saw just what it's done to the others
Eddie, now don't you run
It's the end of all your fun
And you saw just what they've done
To your brothers