Monkey Gone to Heaven -Pixies

The Idiot Kings – Soul Coughing

Born to Kill – The Damned

Masters of War – Dylan

I know this is playlist is more about the politicians, but I think there’s one song that might capture it all:

The Times They Are A-Changin’- Bob Dylan

Hit the Road, Jack – Ray Charles
Jailhouse Rock – Elvis Presley
Lost in The Supermarket – The Clash
Mon Legionnaire – Edith Piaf

i think you mean “Stand Down” by Art Brut and “Kids With Guns” by Gorillaz…hhaha just bein picky

I Feel Like I’m Fixin’ to Die-Country Joe & the Fish
Travelin’ Soldier-Dixie Chicks
Soldier Boy-The Shirelles
Toy Soldiers-Martika
Fortunate Son-CCR
Refuge-U2
Jacknife Johnny-Alice Cooper
Happy Christmas (war is over)-John Lennon
Why Can’t We Be Friends?-War
What’s Going On?-Marvin Gaye
Ball of Confusion-The Temptations

Bom Bom Bom – Living Things

“Sunday Bloody Sunday” – U2
“Guns in the Sky” – INXS
“Get Your Gunn” – Marilyn Manson
“President Dead” – Marilyn Manson
“The Dogs of War” – Pink Floyd
The whole “The Final Cut” album – Pink Floyd

Red War by Probot

Majors & Generals – XTC

“I’ve Known No War” The Who

and the more obvious,
“Won’t Get Fooled Again” The Who

They Walked In Line: Joy Division
Planet Earth 1988: Ramones

“Seek and Destroy” – Metallica

We Got A Better Bomb – Audioslave

Seven nation army- White Stripes
Broken boy soldier- Raconteurs
War- Edwin Starr
Shoot to thrill-AC/DC

Counting Bodies Like Sheep To The Rhythm of The War Drums – A Perfect Circle

The music from Star Wars whenever de emperor or darth vader showed up on screen.

i´m broken – pantera

Tonz o’ Gunz- Gangstarr

“Killer” – Seal
“Get Gone” – Fiona Apple
“Don’t Want To Be Part Of Your World” – David Byrne
“Bombs Away” – The Police
“Killing An Arab” – The Cure
“Sleeping In The Devil’s Bed” – Daniel Lanois
“Bullet The Blue Sky” – U2
“It’s Time To Go Now” – Gladys Knight & The Pips
“Bodies” – The Smashing Pumpkins
“Machine Gun” – Jimi Hendrix
“Glad To See You Go” – The Ramones
“Lawyers, Guns And Money” – Warren Zevon
“The Damage You’ve Done” – Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers
“Oliver’s Army” – Elvis Costello
“Where Did It All Go Wrong?” – Oasis
“Walk Away” – The James Gang
“Nobody Loves You” – Garbage
“Killing Floor” – Jimi Hendrix
“Look What You’ve Done” – Jet
“Happiness Is A Warm Gun” – The Beatles
“Don’t Come Around Here No More” – Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers
“Good Riddance (Time Of Your Life)” – Green Day
“Going In The Right Direction” – Robert Randolph & The Family Band
“Stay Away” – Nirvana
“Farewell And Goodnight” – The Smashing Pumpkins

“Boms Bellow” – Living Things
“BYOB” – System of a Down

Extra points to J.S. Wildhack for the Joy Division song. I think “Atrocity Exhibition” would also do.

HIT ME BABY ONE MORE TIME

Green Day – Holiday

“Gave Up” – Nine Inch Nails
“Big Man With A Gun – Nine Inch Nails”

“Parting Ways” – Pearl Jam

BOB – Outkast
War and Rat Race – Bob Marley
Both sides or the gun – Ben Harper
Bombtrack – RATM
Get your hands off my filthy desert – pink floyd

Quiet – Smashing Pumpkins

“Death of a Party”-Blur
“The Wicked Messenger”-Bob Dylan
“Change(In The House of Flies)”-The Deftones
“House of Cards”- Radiohead”

Machine Gun – Jimi Hendrix (Band of Gypsys)

Come on, this one’s obvious….

Masters of War. Dylan.

What’s Going On, Inner City Blues (Makes Me Wanna Holler), and Where Are We Going? – Marvin Gaye

Political Science – Randy Newman

Experiment In Terror – Fantomas

War Machine – Kiss

Black Rain – Ben Harper

Whoohoo- Rummy’s Gone

Sweet Emotion- Aerosmith
I’m a Loser – The Beatles
Monkeys in Humanskin Suits- Andy Partridge
Bye, Bye, Bye – NKOTB

Arguably most apt: “Bomb Yourself” – TV on the Radio.

“Shamey, Shamey, Shame,” Billy Gilman

Fixin to die rag – Country Joe Macdonald and the fish(insert Iraq for Vietnam).
Blood Thirsty Bastards – Dirty Pretty things
Search and Destroy – Iggy and the Stooges
Countdown to Extinction – Megadeth

War Ensemble – Slayer
Casualties of War – Eric B. & Rakim

“War Of Man” – Neil Young

Oh yeah, how about “Mideast Vacation,” also by Neil.

nowhere man

For whom the bell tolls – Metallica
Sympathy for the devil – Rolling Stones
Cash, Culture, and Violence – Rancid

Military Madness by Graham Nash. Sky Pilot by Eric Burdon & The Animals. Monster by Steppenwolf.

Divide and Conquer, Husker Du

Cheeezzz!!! finally that creepy guy is out!

I dedicate the song Peacemaker Die by Extreme

NIN “mARCH OF THE pIGS” lIVE

how about the name game song

disposable heroes- metallica.

we are all disposable to the GOP!

Price of Paradise – Minutemen

“March of the Pigs” – Nine Inch Nails
“Hatebreeders” – The Misfits
“Civil War” – Guns N Roses
“Welcome to the Terrordome” – Public Enemy
“Vietnow” – Rage Against The Machine
“Kill the Poor” – Dead Kennedys
“Psycho Killer” – Talking Heads
“Blow Up the Outside World” – Soundgarden

If I Had a Rocket Launcher- Bruce Cockburn
Unemployable- Pearl Jam

Back In The USSR-The Beatles
Revolution-The Beatles
Love And Peace (Or Else)-U2
Peace On Earth-U2
Rejoice-U2
Scarlet- U2

dead bodies everywhere- korn
highway to hell- ac/dc
kiss my ass- country joe

Masters of War- Bob Dylan
Sunday, Bloody Sunday- U2
London Calling- The Clash

Bring the Boys Back Home-Pink Floyd

“Look on up at the Bottom”–The Carrie Nations
“Ballad of Immoral Earnings”–Cristina
“Switch”- -Siouxsie and the Banshees
“Corporate Sl*t”–Selfish C*nt
“Cry Me a River”–Barbra Streisand
“Planet Earth”–Duran Duran
“Atomic”–Blondie
“Thi s is the New Sh*t”–Marilyn Manson
“The Hand That Feeds”–Nine Inch Nails
“God”–Tori Amos
“(Theme From) Valley of the Dolls”–Dionne Warwick
“Where Do Broken Hearts Go?”–Whitney Houston

Pigs (Three Different Ones)-Pink Floyd

We Suck Young Blood-Radiohead

Idioteque-Rad iohead

the cause of death- immortal technique

Combat Rock – Sleater-Kinney

Drown – Son Volt

How about Ding Dong the witch is gone from the soundtrack to the Wizzard of oz.

Boom By System of a Down

We could play these songs over and over again in his sleep so that his time in office will never leave him.

Pet- a perfect circle
white dove- lobo
one- matalica
teenagers- My Chemical romance
in keeping secrets of scilent earth 3- coheed and cambria

I was thinkin’ that ‘testify’ by Rage against the machine would be good.

TV War – ACCEPT, 1986. A song says that the war may come very close in a minute, never forget that, people.

when ya get drafted -dead kennedys
rock the casbah- the clash

WHO LET THE DOGS OUT

Dylan’s “Masters of War” is obvious enough, but how about something a little more obscure (and no less potent) from the Dylan canon–”When the Ship Comes In”?