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…rock anthem that became a symbol of hope and resistance against social and political issues. Let's dive into the history, context, and impact of this iconic son …e 1980s. They touch on topics like poverty, environmental degradation, and political indifference, making the song a powerful statement on the state of the worl …

…cident in Derry, Northern Ireland in 1972, and is one of U2's most overtly political songs. {{o}} [[Political Protest Songs]]: Songs that address political issues and advocate for change. …

…ed in 1989, is a significant song in the history of hip-hop and a powerful political statement. It was created for the soundtrack of Spike Lee's film "Do the Ri {{o}} [[Political hip hop|Political Hip Hop]] …

…onflict primarily centered in Northern Ireland. The violence was rooted in political and sectarian differences, primarily between Unionists (who were mostly Pro {{o}} [[Political Conflict|Political Conflict]]: The broader context of political struggles in Irish history. …

…ggressive guitar sound and its lyrical content, which deals with themes of political and social change. …n the Beatles and globally. The late 1960s were marked by social upheaval, political activism, and a widespread call for change. The Beatles, transitioning from …

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=== Influence on Other Artists === "Bo Diddley" influenced numerous musicians across various genres. Artists like The Rolling Stones, Buddy Holly, and even The Beatles incorporated the …

…industry, particularly targeting the control that record labels exert over artists. Its raw energy and sharp lyrics encapsulate the spirit of punk rock. …cord label at the time, CBS Records, and the broader constraints placed on artists in the music industry. …

…h everyone's work and everyone's problems. There are no new theories among artists, in the world of art itself. Not even among critics. Completely closed ment …or their attitude towards works of art. A revolution never happened. Only artists were appointed to art. The human being itself was never the focus of consid …

…"It's Alright, Ma (I'm Only Bleeding)" are a complex mixture of social and political commentary, personal reflection, and poetic imagery. Key themes include the {{o}} Explore the societal and political commentary in the song. …

…ptic and politically charged lyrics. It reflects the band's concerns about political issues like nuclear war and police brutality. (Social and political issues) …

…ne Nation under a Groove" are a deep well of meaning, reflecting the socio-political atmosphere of the 1970s while also promoting a message of unity and collect (!Political protest) …

…ically charged lyrics, U2 has become one of the world's best-selling music artists. They have won numerous awards, including 22 Grammy Awards, more than any… …llboard Hot 100 in the United States and has since been covered by various artists. Its themes of spiritual longing have resonated with audiences worldwide. …

…tures a pivotal moment in musical history but also reflects the social and political changes of the late 1960s. Written by John Lennon and credited to the Lenno …that "Revolution" took shape, capturing Lennon's reflections on the global political upheaval of the time. …

=== Cultural and Political Impact === Simon collaborated with various artists, including Ladysmith Black Mambazo, a South African male choral group, whic …

…song was written by John Fogerty and is a strong critique of the class and political inequities in the United States during the Vietnam War. It quickly became… …werful vocal performance by Fogerty. The song has been covered by numerous artists and continues to be a staple in American protest music. …

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…a better life together, symbolizing a yearning for freedom and escape from political division. The recurring line "We can be heroes, just for one day" emphasize …e and resilience in the face of adversity. It has been covered by numerous artists and featured in various films, TV shows, and advertisements, cementing its …

…song was written by John Fogerty and is a strong critique of the class and political inequities in the United States during the Vietnam War. It quickly became… …werful vocal performance by Fogerty. The song has been covered by numerous artists and continues to be a staple in American protest music. …