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Afraid of Enduring Freedom

by Buttress O'Kneel

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1.
a) Footage Louder than a Bomb b) Hunt Down and Punish c) I'm Afraid 06:35
2.
a) Polite Means, True Colours, and Hype b) I'm Quite Afraid 04:26
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3.
a) Too Much Anthrax b) Escape from New York 02:43
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4.
a) The Judgement of Lesser Nations b) I'm Rather Afraid / What's Been Going On? 08:24
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5.
a) I'm Very Afraid b) The Opposite of Peace c) Oilfinger 05:42
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6.
a) I'm Extremely Afraid b) Terror and Suicide c) To Carry On 05:02
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"The 9/11 attacks on the American World Trade Center in 2001, inside job or not, can be considered a pivotal moment in contemporary hystory. Even at the time, the event - whether state-sponsored terrorism, independent terrorism, or state-sponsored terrorism disguised as independent terrorism - seemed globally significant, and with the benefits of hindsight, appear perhaps even moreso. Buttress O'Kneel's audiodocumentary 'Afraid of Enduring Freedom' was created as it happened, in the two months directly following the aeroplanic impact/controlled demolition/illuminati pantomime/missile attack upon the Twin Towers, and so captures the violence, paranoia, and fear of the epoch with media-saturated precision. Reminisce at will."

Department of Paranoid Nostalgia
IWML
2016

This album was originally self-released, then re-released by Illegal Art in 2003, and now, 15 years after the events, is re-re-released as a self-re-release by the artist. Presented with the complete original pre- 'Illegal Art' front cover artwork.

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released November 27, 2001

sources:
George W Bush
Daryl Jarvis
Hilary Charlesworth
Andrew Vincent
Noam Chomsky
John Shovelin
Terry Lane
Phil Cleary
Peter Hitchener
Philip Adams
Sandy McCutcheon
Public Enemy
Public Enemy and Anthrax
Cyndi Lauper
Marvin Gaye
Edwin Starr
The Beastie Boys
Shirley Bassey
The Animals
Blood, Sweat and Tears
The Fruiting Body
David Bowie
various Interviewers, Newsreaders, Reporters, Announcers and People.

Created September 12th - November 26th, 2001. All rights reversed.

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“Words like "mashup" and "remix" don't really do justice to Buttress O'Kneel's method - Top 40 pop crap gets sliced, diced, and tossed into a dizzying, exciting hardcore electro stew. Compared to other djs who timidly drop a Vanilla Ice acapella over a Chemical Bros intro just to move a dance floor, O'Kneel shreds copyrights with a blood-curdling vehemence. Smash the state!”
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