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Libertarian Music Friday: Belated Sunday Edition

Posted on July 12, 2009 by Brad Taylor

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 a youtube video, here’s Gogol Bordello with Your Country:

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