every trance song is a protest against shite pop music and low quality tabs

forget trance and check out late 80s and early 90s german e-beat, new-beat, or techno. several tracks from era that have a militaristic theme. for instance:

'new scene - out of control II' opens with a smaple of martin sheens's character in 'apocolypse now' and samples various people on the war in vietnam such as kennedy, and other politicians i can't id. someone talks about how such a waste the war has been. its a perfect companion to today's antiwar events.

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Originally posted by jdat not trance but still an electronic protest song: Fedde Le Grand - Put Your Hands Up For Detroit This song reflects the social angst to be found in the city of Detroit. But unlike regular protest songs were the lyrics are filled with the usual distressed message, the vocals here are a vehicle for hope, a beacon of shining light in this miserable city. The song also strongly reflects on the social divide and the economic crisis which has stemmed from failing multinationals without a plan to carry the Detroit automotive industry into the current millenia.

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Originally posted by DJ Shibby every trance song is a protest against shite pop music and low quality tabs

yes, if protesting means pandering to the lowest common denominator of fans in your respective "scene" (IE: electronic music in general)... then PROTEST IT DOES!