Mojo Nixon!  The greatest live performer in the history of rock n' roll, and a 
libertarian to boot.  I could spend all day quoting Mojo Nixon.  In fact, whenever I 
question my value as a lawyer, I just quote Mojo:
There's a plague on the planet,
and they went to law school.
A bunch of hornswagelers,
who treat us like fools.
'know who I'm talkin' 'bout,
let me her ya' shout
Destroy all lawyers!
Destroy all lawyers!...
Wanna' se 'em explode in every zip code.

David Shemano


--- Original Message---
 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 From: Doug Henwood <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
 Sent:  2/20/2004  9:12AM
 Subject: Re: [PEN-L] Brilliant analysis from a soft rock icon

>> Michael Hoover wrote:
>>
>> >  >>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 02/18/04 03:37PM >>>
>> >Washington Post, Tuesday, February 17, 2004
>> >Killing the Music
>> >By Don Henley
>> >Simply put, artists must regain control, as much as possible, over
>> >their
>> >music.
>> >The writer is a singer and drummer with the Eagles and a founding
>> >member
>> >of the Recording Artists' Coalition.
>> ><<<<<>>>>>
>> >
>> >puhleeze, above is 60s romanticism, very few folks have ever controlled
>> >'their' music, some have been ripped off to greater extent than others
>> >(especially blues, r&b, jazz artists)... interestingly, gang of four's
>> >jon king told me some years ago that his band had more control over
>> >their 'product' when they were with emi/warner bros than they had with
>> >indie they'd been with in earliest days...artists must first gain
>> >control of their music, as dave marsh repeatedly asks, 'just exactly why
>> >do we need the music business'...   michael hoover
>>
>> And don't forget Mojo Nixon's masterpiece, "Don Henley Must Die."
>>
>> He's a tortured artist
>> Used to be in the Eagles
>> Now he whines
>> like a wounded beagle
>> Poet of despair
>> pumped up with hot air
>> He's serious pretentious
>> and I just don't care
>> Don Henley must die
>> Don't let him get back together
>> With Glen Frey
>> Turned on the TV
>> and what did I see?
>> This bloated hairy thing
>> winning a Grammy...
>> You & your kind
>> are killing rock and roll
>> it's not because you're o-l-d
>> it's because you ain't got no soul...
>>
>>

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