"Yes We Can: Voices of a Grassroots Movement" official campaign soundtrack (of sorts) for the Obama/Biden campaign

I'm deliberately posting this to ILE. This apparently will be released in the next coupla days.

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1. Eternity - Lionel Richie
2. Signed Sealed Delivered - Stevie Wonder
3. Waiting On The World To Change - John Mayer
4. American Prayer - Dave Stewart
5. Battle Cry - Shontelle
6. Make It Better - Los Lonely Boys
7. Pride In The Name Of Love - John Legend
8. I Have A Dream - BeBe Winans
9. Am I All Alone - Suai
10. One Is The Magic # - Jill Scott
11. Love & Hope - Ozomatli
12. Looking East - Jackson Browne
13. Out of Our heads - Sheryl Crow
14. Promised Land - Malik Yusef with Kanye West and Adam Levine of Maroon 5
15. Hold On - Yolanda Adams
16. America The Beautiful - Keb' Mo'
17. America - Ken Stacey
18. Wide River - Buddy Miller

Through their musical contributions, the artists seek to mobilize voters in the final stretch before the November election. Many of the artists involved will also be volunteering their time to promote voter registration. For more information on registering to vote or requesting an absentee ballot, go to: www.VoteforChange.com

Thirty bucks from the official campaign page. I'm curious how many of the low-info voters this brings in. Shall we now speculate as to the target demographic at which this tracklist is aimed?

I'm assuming this is a fundraising/base-bolstering move and not a campaign move. It's very obviously targeted at a demographic already likely to support Obama.

Pride In The Name Of Love - John Legend

I'm assuming this is a fundraising/base-bolstering move and not a campaign move. It's very obviously targeted at a demographic already likely to support Obama.

― Everything is Highlighted (Hurting 2), Wednesday, September 24, 2008 10:36 AM (2 minutes ago) Bookmark Suggest Ban Permalink

people with shitty musical taste?

yeah i went there

i said it

what

no one cares about the statscock anymore, n/a

hey, let's save the controversy for another thread pal

people with shitty music taste would enjoy those songs

your mom cared about the statscock last night

3. Waiting On The World To Change - John Mayer

awesome

This sounds like if someone programming Muzak for a retail boutique decided to get as 'subversive' as they possibly could within the minor parameters they were given.

Which is fine, I would be happy to have that as the thing I had to listen to all day in a store while I refolded the shirt rack for the third time bcz I had nothing else to do as like zero customers come in to a boutique in my hicksville 'ville.

This is the aural equivalent of an open-ass sandwich.

Through their musical contributions, the artists seek to mobilize voters in the final stretch before the November election. Many of the artists involved will also be volunteering their time to promote voter registration. For more information on registering to vote or requesting an absentee ballot, go to: www.VoteforChange.com

1. Intro
2. Ice-T - 'Warning'
3. Eazy-E - 'Still Talkin''
4. Poison Clan - 'Low Life Mother Fuckas'
5. The Dogs - 'Dookie Shoot'
6. Suga Free - 'I'd Rather Give U My Bitch'
7. Master P - 'Dopeman's Commercial'
8. Master P - 'Psycho Rhymes'
9. Master P - 'Ooh Shit'
10. UGK - 'I'm So Bad'
11. Big L - 'Dangerzone'
12. Too Much Trouble - 'Invasion Of The Purse Snatchers'
13. Project Pat - 'Gorilla Pimp'
14. Luke feat. Notorious B.I.G. - 'Bust A Nut'
15. Willied feat. Choice - 'I Need Some Pussy'
16. Too Much Trouble - 'If U Ain't Suckin''
17. Poison Clan - 'UZI Gets Shot'
18. Poison Clan - 'Bad Influence'
19. Discorick & The Dogs - 'Suck That Dick'
20. Eazy-E - 'Sorry Louie'
21. Too Short feat. Freddie B - 'Game'
22. Ron C - 'Mo Hoes'
23. X-Raided - 'Every Single Bitch'
24. Convicts - 'Whoop Her Ass'
25. Tweedy Birdloc - 'No Muthafuckin' Role Models Jackin' For Transpo'
26. Too Much Trouble - 'Outro'
27. Go-Rilla Pimp (J-Zone & Dick $tallion) - 'Pimpolympics'