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Originally Posted by ElephantSack
Rage Against the Machine is an obvious top choice.
And thank you for not posting this in the Punk category. Although people tend to exemplify punk rock as the most rebellious or socially-aware music around.
Usually, one of the things I look for in a band is poignancy. So here's some of my tops that at least have select moments of political/social intensity.
Immortal Technique
Soundgarden
The Who
The Clash
NOFX
Bad Religion
Tom Waits
The Roots
Les Claypool
Pink Floyd
Tool
Corrosion of Conformity
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I'm a fan of Soundgarden and I have 3 of their albums, could someone explain to me what soundgarden protests?
I am in no way disagreeing with you, you are probably correct due to me not reading much about soundgarden but I am really curious as to what they protest.
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Originally Posted by Staropramen
Why is someone who loves music but has different political views than you a troll?
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Trolling isn't just restricted to music.
ANyway, bands like Operation Ivy and Minor Threat would be at the top of my list. Possibly Daniel Johnston if he counts.