Libertarian Music Thursday: Government Undermines Community Edition

Nark by Christchurch band Pumpkinhead, which I thought was defunct but seems to have reformed (I knew they did a show a while ago, but thought it was a one-off):

I posted this at Free Agents, but it brings back memories of my youth so I’m posting it here as well. If [...]

Ontological Naturalist Music Saturday

Supertheory of Supereverything from Gogol Bordello:

Libertarian Music Wednesday: Mingus Edition

I love me some Mingus. Not his best work, but it’s called “Freedom”:

Here’s a track from his best album:

Libertarian Music Thursday: Public School Blues

The newest song from the excellent Hannah “Hanarchist” Hoffman. Check out her website for the studio version of the song, and others.

Libertarian Music Tuesday: Too Big to Fail

From the Austin Lounge Lizards:

Hat tip: EconJeff

Libertarian Music Friday: Belated Sunday Edition

Regular features are boring, so I think I’ll just start posting libertarian music as I come across/am reminded of it.
There’s some nice libertarian music on Myspace.  I found We Like the Government’s public choice-themed songs amusing, especially ‘South Park Libertarian,’ which mentions Gordon Tullock. I also like Hannah Hoffman and Cody Thurber.
If anyone really wants [...]

Libertarian Music Friday: Democracy Edition

The Adolescents – Democracy:

Libertarian Music Friday: Bonus Michael Jackson Edition

All I want to say is that they don’t really care about us

Libertarian Music Friday: Crass Edition

If there was no government, wouldn’t there be chaos?

Libertarian Music Friday: No Government Edition

I have some issues with Nicolette’s utopian vision of a stateless world (‘People would do what they wanted’ is not quite true and ‘There’d be no suffering’ is just plain silly), but I like the song and I’m increasingly coming to the view that anarchism would be preferable (in expected value terms, [...]