It is unfortunate that the historic development of electric pop music has coincided with the domination of Leftist politics, where liberal capitalism funds Marxist socialist propaganda. John Lennon's song "Imagine", which gets pumped out over the airwaves after every Muslim terrorist attrocity to passify Whites for more of the same, is a prime example, distributed as it was by Capitol Records, then a division of EMI. Given where the money is, it is very difficult to find any songs by mainstream artists that do not toe the PC line, and any artists that do go against it are soon blacklisted and defamed, as was the case with Ian Stuart Donaldson, the leader of the band Skrewdriver, who had actually been on John Peel's BBC sessions series. Nonetheless, I have managed to come up with a Top 10 of politically incorrect songs for your delight and delectation. Enjoy.....
Devo has always identified with the political Left. Formed at Kent State University in early 1970 as a postmodernist performance art project by Gerald Casale, Bob Lewis and Mark Mothersbaugh - which, in essence, Devo remained even after primarily becoming a music band - they set out to bring 'the truth about de-evolution' to the masses. Mothersbaugh had joined the ironically named Communist group Students for a Democratic Society after being emotionally manipulated by a 'teach-in' in which SDS leaders threatened to napalm a dog in order to gain sympathy for the Cambodians after Richard Nixon's expansion of the Vietnam War. Casale felt a need to join after two of his friends were killed in the Kent State Massacre, in which the National Guard opened fire on protesting students, killing four and wounding nine, some of whom were just bystanders. And yet for all this, Devo are the most atypically Leftist band to the point of often being congruent with the Radical Right in their political incorrectness given current Leftist dogma.
