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Masters Of War

Masters Of War
VERSIONE DEI PEARL JAM / PEARL JAM VERSION



Da segnalare la versione di questa canzone che Eddie Vedder e Mike McReady dei Pearl Jam (accompagnati da G.E. Smith) hanno cantato in occasione del concerto tributo a Dylan per i suoi trent'anni di carriera (30th anniversary concert celebration)

Vedder ha cambiato la frase "you put a gun in my hand" con "you put a drug in my head".

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Eddie Vedder and Mike McReady, members of Pearl Jam, sang this song during Dylan's 30th anniversary concert celebration with G.E. Smith.

Vedder changed the words "you put a gun in my hand" in "you put a drug in my head"

The riveting acoustic rendition of "Masters Of War" by Pearl Jam's Eddie Vedder and Mike McCready, was arguably the evenings most pleasant surprise. These two young Dylan fans didn't need any loud Seattle sonics to get across Dylan's pointed protest classic from "The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan."... (continua)
Lorenzo Masetti
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Peace And Love

Peace And Love
[1995]
Testo e musica di Neil Young e Eddie Vedder
Lyrics and Music by Neil Young and Eddie Vedder
Album: Mirror Ball (con i Pearl Jam)
Peace and love
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Rockin' In The Free World

Rockin' In The Free World


From Wikipedia:

Released on Neil Young's 1989 record Freedom. Two versions of it appeared, bookending the album.

According to Neil Young's biography Shakey, while on tour in the late 80s, Young and Frank "Poncho" Sampedro watched the Chinese demonstrations on TV. Sampedro commented that the tour should just "keep on rockin' in the free world." Then Young asked if he could make a song out of it.

Released several months prior to the collapse of the Berlin Wall, because of its chorus, which just repeats the phrase "Keep on rockin' in the Free World", it became a de facto anthem for the fall of the Iron Curtain.

The lyrics of the song also criticize the administration of George H. W. Bush. The line "We got a thousand points of light / For the homeless man" refers to Bush's famous use of the phrase " a thousand points of light" in a call for volunteerism. The following line "We got a kinder,... (continua)
There's colors on the street
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