Dall'ultimo album dei DBT, "Brighter Than Creation's Dark".

"[...] And "That Man I Shot" is a blazing, troubling masterpiece in which a soldier home from Iraq can't tear away the memory of a man he killed in combat ("That man I shot, I didn't know him/I was just doing my job, maybe so was he"). It's a tale of the most human consequences of war that's built from equal portions of anger, confusion, and compassion, and it's hard to imagine any other band pulling off its fusion of Southern-fried street smarts and guitar-fueled thunder. It's one of several brilliant moments on Brighter Than Creation's Dark, and less than three weeks into 2008 it's hard not to escape the feeling that with this disc we may already have the best album of the year."
Dalla recensione di Mark Deming su Allmusic.com

Dall'album "The Dirty South" (2004)

Da "Time of the Last Persecution" (1971) il secondo e ultimo album di Bill Fay, ispirato ad alcuni libri dell'Antico Testamento.

Il brano che apre l'album "Low-Life" del 1985.

According to Bernard Sumner, "Love Vigilantes" is one of the few songs for which he started out wanting to tell a story rather than his usual method of listening to a newly composed piece and writing lyrics to match the mood of the music. Having "decided to write a Redneck song", Sumner's lyrics tell a rather "tongue-in-cheek" tale of a soldier returning home from Vietnam only to find that his wife had received a telegram informing her that he had died.[4] Sumner further relates that the ending is open to interpretation. Either the soldier had actually died and returns as a ghost or the telegram was sent mistakenly and he is quite alive. Either way, he finds her lying on the floor having committed suicide with the telegram in her hand, an ending Sumner describes as "a very country tragedy"

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Canzone inclusa nella compilation Body of War e che apre anche il più recente lavoro di Tori Amos, "American Doll Posse". (2007)

Dalla compilation antimilitarista Body of War

Traccia che fa parte della compilation antimilitarista Body of War

Traccia che fa parte di Body of War, la compilation antimilitarista edita dalla Sire Records

Una delle tracce che fanno parte della complation antimilitarista Body of War

Quarta traccia dal primo dei due cd della compilation antimilitarista Body of War. Originariamente in The Battle of Los Angeles (1999)

Featuring Matthew Santos

Seconda traccia del primo dei due cd di cui è composta la compilation antimilitarista Body of War della Sire Records.