this was the album that got me into folk-punk. its more folk and more punk than Defiance, Ohio's other albums, its raw and every song has this great urgency in it that i just cant get enough of. The songs are about frsuteration, both with the world at large and with the acitivist/punk community thats trying to change it. This is just one of those albums that will stay with me for my whole life, so why not take a listen?
Top Songs:
Response To Griot
Bikes and Bridges
Old Dead Tree
I Don't Want Solidarity If It Means Holding Hands With You
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