Quote Originally Posted by marct View Post
I can believe that -it's so "in character" !
Hmmm, don't tell Tom just yet !

Quote Originally Posted by marct View Post
Yup. Growing up in the '60's in Toronto (with a radical feminist for a mother) exposed me to a lot of the anti-war songs. By the time I was 12, I had Hair memorized .
I spent a few years in NE D.C. as a kid in the 60s.... only seems fair

Quote Originally Posted by marct View Post
One thing that has been floating around in my back brain is that therejust don't seem to be any major civilian songs about the current wars either pro or con. Okay, a few Dixie Chicks ones, but nothing like the 60's anti-war songs or the WW II songs (hey, unlike Ken, I do like Vera Lynn). I find that somehat indicative of a social disconnect, but I'm not sure what to make of it.
There's a few sites like this one Updates Anti-War Songs (ahem) Most Recent Major New Material. By no means hitting the Top 40's (whatsoever). Seems our Actors however are spending far too much time 'acting' and taking advantage of the current situation.

Top 10 Anti-War Movies

I guess -- by default -- the song writer could be considered a war monger or protester