138: "Fuck the Police" vs. "Fight the Power"

Song Vs. Song

Todd Nathanson

Comedy, Music

4.7 • 752 Ratings

🗓️ 28 November 2024

⏱️ 69 minutes

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Song vs. Song has announced the podcast's official political stance: Down with The Man! And we have two great late '80s hip-hop songs to help us take down the establishment, but which makes us angrier, N.W.A.'s "Fuck the Police" or Public Enemy's "Fight the Power"?

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0:00.0	Hi, I'm Todd Nathanson.
0:03.8	And I'm Lena Morgan.
0:05.2	You are about to witness the strength of song versus song.
0:09.3	Welcome to another talking about it without talking about an episode of Song versus Song.
0:16.3	All right.
0:17.5	For the month of November, for just on a whim, we decided that Lena would pick our topics.
0:26.1	This one, you know, I came up with this because I wanted to be surprised.
0:30.2	It was like, because you pitched stuff and sometimes I will accept it.
0:33.5	Sometimes I won't.
0:35.6	You don't say.
0:36.3	I was like, why don't you surprise me?
0:38.7	And, you know, you pick one of your ideas and you surprise me.
0:42.0	And what you picked was not one of your ideas at all.
0:44.3	It was one of mine.
0:45.7	Oh, was it?
0:46.3	I feel like we've talked about it.
0:48.0	I don't, I didn't remember that it was one of yours.
0:50.8	We talked about it and then we never got around to it.
0:55.3	It is something we've discussed, certainly.
0:56.8	But I remember coming out with it myself.
0:59.3	And then we just never got around to it because it was very loaded.
1:02.5	Yeah.
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