Owen Adams gives us his top 13 anti Margaret Thatcher songs in a potent reminder of the power of the protest song.
FROM a very young age, I had nightmares about Margaret Thatcher ” even before she became prime minister.
During her time as education minister (1970-74), she earned the epithet “Maggie Thatcher, milk-snatcher”, and I equated her with the Land of Oz's Wicked Witch of the East and sincerely hoped she'd be toppled from her broomstick and squashed by Dorothy's tornado-uprooted house. How dare she take away our free milk! Hefner had the same idea when they incorporated the Munchkins' celebratory verse Ding-Dong The Witch Is Dead” in their joyous anthem The Day That Thatcher Dies.
With the senile baroness slipping in and out of hospital, that day can't be long coming now ” and the event has the potential of provoking some kind of civil war. While the political establishment ” no doubt Labour as well as Tories ”â will be solemnly wasting millions of taxpayers' pounds on a grand State funeral, hundreds of thousands of us proles will be putting on our dancing shoes and saluting the Grim Reaper.
It's often been said lately that David Cameron and his Etonian chums are trying to push through crippling reforms faster and harder than even Thatcher dared to. But in the post-Major era of airbrushed public image, it's hard to really hate him because he appears so harmless. Smug maybe, but so placid-looking. Almost kindly. And we're encouraged to feel sorry for his deputy, who apparently cries to himself at the sacrifices he's having to make in order to save the nation from financial ruin. Aside from rapper NxtGen calling health secretary Andrew Lansley a “tosser” and “manky codger” and some agit-propping from underground scenesters such as The King Blues, Spanner and Captain Ska, anti-Tory anthems are thin on the ground this time around.
NXTGEN:
CAPTAIN SKA:
Besides, no sooner will someone have penned a strident protest song, then the Coalition will have made one of their so-called U-turns (so-called, because they will almost definitely try to slip the same policies through by a more sneaky route). Thatcher's most famous slogan became “this lady is not for turning”. She seemed to thrive on being reviled as she merrily ploughed on at full throttle ” destroying beyond repair miners' and working-class communities, and the notion of community and society itself.
While Cameron preaches the flaccid, unfeasible notion of the Big Society, he, helped by media magnates, the City and the entire remote political class, manages to blithely skirt around the poor and downtrodden; his mentor and predecessor left them for dead in the first place. She met the troublemakers head-on in her iron juggernaut, and bought the others in the midst off with the patriotic fervour of the Falklands War and the “right to buy” shares in what previously belonged to all of us (BT, British Gas etc) and council houses. Cameron and co are now engaged in finishing her work, while the Labour Party lies ineffectual, compromised and sold-out. It's up to us ordinary disenfranchised, dispossessed folk to derail the gravy train ” next stop, June 30, mass strike. Everyone ready?
While we're marching these days to techno (the black bloc's music of choice) or insipid indie (check UKUncut's J30 promo), we should all be getting our playlists ready for the Thatcher Death Disco and remembering the golden era and perhaps, maybe, giving inspiration to a new generation of angry songwriters.
UKUNCUT J30:
Here's 13 essential songs no Thatcher-despiser should be without:
1. Crass: How Does It Feel To Be The Mother Of A Thousand Dead?
Like countless others of my generation, much of my political education came from Crass and their record sleeves. Their relentless ” and healthy - disdain for Thatcher reached a crescendo on Sheep Farming In The Falklands, from whence How Does It Feel came. It was castigated in Parliament and an attempt to prosecute the band for obscenity. The publicity only helped to ensure the EP's massive underground success. There were plenty of other anti-Falklands songs, but this was the most brutally laid bare: “You smile in the face of the death cause you are so proud and vain/ Your inhumanity stops you from realising the pain/ That you inflicted, you determined, you created, you ordered/ It was your decision to have those young boys slaughtered.”
2. Robert Wyatt: Shipbuilding
Given the treatment by both Wyatt and Elvis Costello on a double A-sided single in 1982, Wyatt's is the most heart-wrenching version. I can recall seeing the patriotic bunting up on the estate outside my window as the more fortunate local soldiers returned from Thatcher's election-boosting war as this 45 was on the family turntable.
3. Billy Bragg: Between The Wars
In the halcyon years of Top Of The Pops, you had Steve Wright on primetime TV introducing this “evocative song” in the days when socialism was a credible opposition to the evils of Thatcherism. She put paid to that. “Sweet moderation, the heart of this nation, desert us not” Bragg pleaded, but no answer came.
4. The The: Heartland
Sometimes the gentler songs are imbued with far more power than the shouty ones. Matt Johnson explored our “special relationship” as the “51st state” while lambasting Thatcher for presiding over the land where “pensioners are raped and their hearts are being cut from the welfare state”. He adds: “Let the poor drink their milk while the rich drink their honey/ Let the bums count their blessings, while they count their money”. We're still waiting for Utopia and for Hell to freeze over.
5. Dub Syndicate: No Alternative But To Fight
When your cup of disgust runneth over and you run out of words, say it with dub'¦ with a Dalek-ised Thatcher sample.
part 2 of top 13 anti Margaret Thatcher songs is here
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You must not forget non-English singers as well, famous for coming after her, such as Renaud with his “Madame thatcher”. The guy almost provoked a diplomatic crisis with this song.
Not forgetting this one from Pete Wylie. The Day that Margaret Thatcher Dies – never forgive, never forget, eh Pete.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wcXi-VYy_Yw&feature=related
I’d like to add a vote for ‘Margaret Thatcher, We Still Hate You’ by Terry Edwards & The Scapegoats.
And ‘I’m In Love With Margaret Thatcher’ by the Notsensibles wins it on the irony ticket (at least, I *think* they were being ironic…)
It’s interesting that although the present government (you could argue previous governments, too) are pushing the Thatcherite agenda far further than Maggie herself ever did, there has been no comparable surge of rock ‘n’ roll diatribes. Maybe we’re all desensitized now – we just accept that This Is The Way It Is.
Or maybe it’s simply that we don’t have one obvious hate figure. It’s hard to demonise David Cameron, this affable young chap who talks about ‘liberal Conservatism’ and likes The Smiths.
Frank Turner’s “Thatcher fucked the kids”? And the track I only know from the awful cover I saw ever week in the local record shop (as no-one ever bought it), Riot Squad’s “Fuck the tories”.
NMA’s “Spirit of the Falklands”?
“Anti Tory songs are thin on the ground”
Try this:
http://www.verbalterrorists.bandcamp.com
Our anti cuts anthem no ifs no buts is pretty anti-tory. And in Fuck Bovis from our first album we compare Tony Blair to Thatcher:
“Fuck Bovis- Privatise it. Fuck Bovis- Thatcherite shit. Fuck Bovis- Tony left us all sore. Fuck Bovis- When he dropped clause 4″
Where’s Elvis Costello’s TRAMP THE DIRT DOWN?
Totally agree – how can Tramp the Dirt Down not be in the top 10?!
Sorry but TtDD should be #1 on the list. No question. It’ll be the soundtrack to the evening’s celebrations in my house (along with the sound of champagne corks popping!) I’ll be wearing my ‘Cortonwood 1984-85′ NUM badge with pride that day.
Elvis Costello Tramp the Dirt Down…definitely should be there..
Should definitely be on the list
Great list, Owen, thanks. You’ve inspired me to play The Last Call & Four Sore Points, this weekend. Whatever happened to Anti-Pasti? I used to love them. They haven’t reformed, have they?
Toby
Where’s the Land of Make Believe?
“Kick The Dog” by The Three Johns is a good one too!
Where the heck is “I Hate The Bloody Queen” by The Queen Haters?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O35ChN_zfw0
Tramp the dirt down has to be in there. The hatred in Elvis’ voice is real.
What about “V.I.M. – Maggie’s Last Party”
Samples of Maggie over an LFO style bassline, MDMAzing
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gcap6xycwYo
Great list but there are plenty more to add
“1979 a pox upon our families …..
…..Die, Die, Margaret” , Calvin Party – Lies, Lies and Government
“It’s a colour so cruel”, Fine Young Cannibals (ex Beat) – Blue
“And It shows, when that bastard is in unemployment grows”, The Neurotics – Kick Out the Tories
to name but 3
loads missing here! a few more important ones:
UB40 – Madam Medusa
Blow Monkeys & Curtis Mayfield – Celebrate (the day after you)
Billy Bragg – Days Like These
Ragga Twins – Iron Lady
Angelic Upstarts – Woman in Disguise
Style Council – Right To Go
not forgetting this non sequitur in The Housemartins’ Five Get Over Excited:
“Feigning concern, a conservative pastime
Makes you feel doubtful right from the start
The expression she pulls is exactly like last time
You’ve got to conclude she just hasn’t a heart”
It wasn’t intended to be an exhaustive list, there was probably about 300 anti-Thatcher songs…
Post-Maggie, but still: Julian Cope – Presteen (who else could it be about??)
Retribution – Know your rights (Clash cover on excellent Repetitive Beats EP)
Better still: Julian Cope’s track Promised Land w the lyrics “The hate that she inspires/has to be seen to be believed”
Mogwai – George Square Thatcher Death Party
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I tried to compile a list of maggie thatcher songs at http://www.piss.maggiethatcher.com – there are some good ones here to add to that list.
Are there any songs about the Milk Snatching situation?
Snatcher by Vital Disorders – came out in 1981 on the B-Side of Let’s Talk About Prams…
Sian, There’s a game at http://www.milksnatcher.com and http://www.maggiethatcher.com/milk.html and these:
Songs/music featuring Margaret Thatcher !
Bernstein (f.k.a. Dan Bern) – Children of the Cold War
B̩rurier Noir РEt Hop
Billy Bragg – Thatcherites
Braintax – Decade on Panorama
Carter The Unstoppable Sex Machine – Evil
Conflict – These Colours Don\’t Run
Conflict – Neither Is This
Conflict – To Whom It May Concern
Corries – Who\’ll Take The Ball from Maggie Thatcher?
Crass – Nineteen Eighty Bore
Crass – Sucks
David Diamond – Some Talk Of Ronald Reagan
Deborah Holland – Pinochet and Margaret Thatcher
Thomas Dolby – May The Cube Be With You
Doug Anthony All Stars – If You\’re Happy 2
Doug Anthony All Stars – The Sun
Martin Carthy – Company Policy
Elvis Costello – Tramp The Dirt Down
Exploited – Don\’t Pay The Poll Tax
Dick Gaughan – Ballad of \’84 and others, indirectly
Godfathers – Birth, School, Work, Death
Hefner – The Day That Thatcher Dies
Human League – The World Before Last
Ewan MacColl – Daddy, What Did You Do In The Strike?
Ewan MacColl – The Media and others, indirectly.
The Maggie Thatcher Experience – Thatcher\’s death anthem
The Maggie Thatcher Experience – The Lady\’s not for Burning (Piss anthem)
Manic Street Preachers – If White America Told The Truth For One Day Its World Would Fall Apart
Morrissey – Margaret On The Guillotine
Aimee Mann – You\’re With Stupid Now
Not Sensibles – I\’m In Love With Margaret Thatcher
Pink Floyd – The Post War Dream
Pink Floyd – Get Your Filthy Hands Off My Desert
Pink Floyd – The Fletcher Memorial Home
Pink Floyd – Not Now John
Renaud – Madame Thatcher
Roger Waters – Four Minutes
Roger Waters – The Story
Roy Harper – Winds Of Change
Sinéad O\’Connor – Black Boys On Mopeds
Space – No-One Understands
Spailpin – The Maggie Thatcher Song
Trust – Misere
Games featuring Thatcher;
Whack-a-miner (Ironic parody) from http://www.milksnatcher.com
The lady\’s not for Burning from http://www.maggiethatcher.com/burning.html
Milk Snatcher game from http://www.maggiethatcher.com/milk.html
Piss on Thatcher’s grave: http://www.piss.maggiethatcher.com
“Tramp the dirt down” My favourite and I’m shocked it didn’t make your top fourteen on The Hate Rate!
Check out here if you never heard/need a refresher!
http://open.spotify.com/track/2pvGHaskdT2ZrKlXCVr03g
Everything on Back in the DHSS by Half Man Half Biscuit
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You opened with a favourite, but no mention for Kitchens of Distinction’s ‘Margaret’s Injection’ that speaks of the regret of not making her suffer more.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NdEuECvOvb4
Anyome put together a Spotify playlist yet? If not, I might have a go when I get time.
There’s a Margaret Thatcher spotify playlist link at http://www.maggiethatcher.com/art.html but I don’t have spotify so can’t listen.
How about Punk Legends Riot Squad -Fuck the Tories
Newtown Neurotics – Kick Out the Tories
Class choice mate
Promised Land by James, off the Rough Trade version of Come Home
http://www.oneofthethree.co.uk/songs/promisedland.htm
How about a song for all the working class families who now own there council home worth hundreds of thousands due to mrs t.
Let’s. Never forget she destroyed the dictator scar gill and his bully boys. Let’s never forget she didn’t cave into the Irish fascists on suicide. So let’s don’t kid ourselves she wasn’t all bad.
What about Spirit Of The Falklands by New Model Army.
New Model Army have more anti-Thatcher songs
Spotify Playlist – Thatcher Death Party
http://open.spotify.com/user/1116429445/playlist/6WXtwbgfmI6UWWHpPm5lGN
Add to as you see fit
Dont forget second passage of Pigs (three different ones) by Pink Floyd
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Below is a link to my song about Thatcher http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SmmzAwEzYfU&feature=g-upl&context=G2d50d3dAUAAAAAAAJAA
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And don’t forget “Madame Medusa” by UB40.
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Though not directly aimed at Thatcher ‘The The – Story of the Blues’ captures the hopelessness of the era for those disenfranchised by the bitches policies. On a side note and seeing as here we are again, where are all the protest songs from today’s youth? And, why are we not seeing an updated version of the ‘poll-tax’ riots? Too busy watching ‘Pop Idol’ getting their nails done, ripping thier six packs up etc?
Not forgetting ‘So Long’ by Chomsky Allstars: http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=gFPT3leuLPI
Just to reiterate some of the other comments .. How the hell is elvis Costello not here ? Joint number one with shipbuilding… I would add housemartins five get over excited …
Elvis Costello – tramp the dirt down. Still makes me cry with rage.
The Neurotics – Fighting Times. Ditto.
When she goes, the soundtrack will be amazing.
Let’s not forget ‘Blue Rinse Haggard Robot’ from Inner City Unit’s ‘Punkadelic’ album.
You can use this THE THE video, done by Brian Reddington, my Toxicevents.net partner!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P41D8iaGHqg
Believe it or not. Meet el presidente Duran Duran.
What about the Redskins – kick over the Statues or Keep on Keeping On?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cvGQO9uAXKc&list=PLE070738F0FB3801B
What about Scottish anarcho’s Oi Polloi – Who Voted Tory, a scathing attack on the Tory government al a Crass style. Also must agree with everyone who mentioned Elvis Costello – Tramp The Dirt Down, absolutely sublime.
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Fave one besides PILLS & SOAP, SHIPBUILDING, & HEARTLAND of course
MOMUS singing
SEX FOR THE DISABLED from the album Poisoned Boyfriend.
I’m dancing today!
We can all now piss on her grave for The Wicked Witch is DEAD. So join the line and lets piss on her grave!
A formidable list. To which, add the groovy “The Lodgers (She Was Only a Shopkeeper’s Daughter)” by the Style Council. Paul Weller making anger funky.
Surely this sublime piece of prose by Martin Stephenson should have been on the list? Check the lyrics!
http://daintees.bandcamp.com/track/left-us-to-burn
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“Third Term” by TV Smith’s Cheap – written recorded for her third election win. “Don’t be poor, don’t be young/Don’t be old, don’t be sick/We wanted something better than this”
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fuck you Maggie Maggie fuck you today is a great day !!!!!!! enjoy mather of dead
Tears For Fears “Sowing the seeds of love” is a real dig at Thatcher…..”Politician granny with your high ideals; Have you no idea how the majority feels: So without love, and a promised land: We’re fools to the rules of a Government plan: Kick out the Style, bring back The Jam” (“Kick out the Style, bring back The Jam” is a reference that Paul Weller said a lot more about politics/Conservative Party when he was frontman of The Jam vs when he was with The Style Council).
We uploaded this today. Goodbye Margaret by The Grief Brothers from South Wales. We will never forget or forgive. http://soundcloud.com/country-mile/grief-brothers-goodbye
Hows about The Last Resort “We Rule OK”?
Ding dong, the witch is dead! Rejoice, rejoice! Whilst we are at it, one song on my iPod ‘thatcher’s death day’ playlist (yes, it’s been set up waiting for an airing for several years) that I don’t think has been mentioned here…. ‘Tyler Smiles’, Attila the Stockbroker. Pissed on champagne and flying the red flag on suburbia as I write…..
I had hoped the senile old bat would live on in pain as a senile old bat
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Love this. Ding dong, indeed!
“Spirit of the Falklands” New Model Army
Theres Madame Medusa by UB40. Various offerings by Lynton Kwesi Johnson and lots of Brit Reggae offerings. Ding Dong sistahs and bruvvers. Happy Daze!
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Thatcher Block Party Spotify playlist
http://open.spotify.com/user/1237991804/playlist/5340xEMV18Bmqz6xqprYk6
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Check out The Cancer Detectives’ song “Confessions of A Greengrocer’s Daughter” on side two of their album “London Observations” – written and sung by the multi-talented and much-missed genius Paul Shorthouse. (The CancerDetectives can be found on SoundCloud.)
Attila The Stockbroker – Maggots 1 Maggie 0 [Scroll down to find it, and enjoy:]
http://www.reverbnation.com/attilathestockbroker/songs
“Mother Knows Best” by Richard Thompson?
Feel free to add this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FzP6Ha_ehXM
Venceremos….. States Of Unrest
I think Maiden’s album cover to the “Sanctuary” single deserved an honorable mention: http://tinyurl.com/cqvxm2q
thanks for this!
Thatcher’s Funeral playlist on Spotify… http://open.spotify.com/user/stereostokey/playlist/2PwFwpJ9xhssC58hgZ43Kq
spear of destiny too !
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Here’s a new one, I hope there will be many more.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=cKJ4E4ZoMv0
Some great songs on there, Tramp The Dirt Down’ should definitely have been in the list, also, not mentioned yet:- (She’s) Shitting On Britain by The Shamen, and Baby Milksnatcher by AR Kane.
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Tramp The Dirt Down should definitely be #1 on this list.
The Last Resort, We Don’t Care….’the government policies are out of hand, they ain’t got a clue how to run this land, margaret thatcher the stupid old bitch, takes from the poor to give to the rich….Smashing stuff to a then spotty 14 year old!
Yes, where is Tramp The Dirt Down by Elvis Costello?!
YES! THE WITCH IS FINALLY DEAD!
No one has mentioned Land of Confusion by Genesis and the wonderful Spitting Images video.
Phil Collins threatened to leave the country if Labour won the 1992 general election , not sure what Land of Confusion was about but it certainly wasn’t a dig at Thatcher.
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The Men They Couldn’t Hang – Ironmasters… “And oh the Iron Bastard – She still gets her way!”
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Christy Moores “Margaret Thatcher” is uncomprimising to put it politely
http://martindardis.com/margaret_tatcher_song_lyrics.html
Martin Carthys version of Abeggin I will go
had
I am a Victorian value I’m enterprise poverty
Completely invisible to the state and a joy to Mrs T
All this anti Thatcher statements and so called songs is distateful and disrespectful to a Lady who made Britain proud by taking hard decisions. Most of you idiots were not even born when she was PM and/or arrived in the UK illegally.
Sheesh, an auld North Ayrshire lad here. I was a mite feared that I’d be sitting on me own coffin, laughing and drinking with the Devil before the Grim Reaper smacked that Evil Old Bitch Down!!
Heft a few lads and lassies – then “Tramp the Dirt Down”
Old white men never look harmless to me. They are insidious and terrifying.
Bit late now, Ding Dong big own goal http://wp.me/p1dLcg-5a
How about Echo & The Bunnymen’s Never Stop?
NEW MODEL ARMY – 51st State (& many others!) NMA get overlooked way too much.
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How about some good oldies as well like, Underneath the lamplight and there’ll be bluebirds over the white cliffs of dover or perhaps a bit later like, I can’t let Maggie go or your gonna burn by the crazy world of Arthur Brown or later still, Evil Woman by E..L.O. and of course there’s that one the old bitch refused to wave the tax on, Do They Know it’s Christmas ? Very appropriate, if
only everyone could play that at the same time ! ! And of course there’s the one about her new phone number Transelvainia 65000 ! ! ! Bye All and Have a great party, I know I Will ! ! “Power To The People”.
Bat Bat by Lee Perry. It’s about KILLING HER WITH FARTS!
youtu.be/rCVYv1ji_ew Maggies Song,
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gapbPxMgP3Q&list=PL009CFC42A105EE76&index=2 Ian Dumpem Stiff should be next
Add Marty Willson-Piper’s Evil Queen of England: http://home.earthlink.net/~thechurch/songfinder/songfinder.html?evil-queen-of-england.html&main
While Big Country’s Steeltown album lead with an anti-Reagan song Flame of the West, other songs like Steeltown and Just a Shadow spoke about general economic realities of the times: “I know there is no need for what’s been done/I know there is enough for everyone/Frustration brings a heavy hand to bear/And there never is a hand outside that cares”
Maybe I’m old school, but I wonder if anybody’s working on a CD compilation?
And donate the proceeds to charity, of course.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N2bdjHywnX4&list=UUMKfpSx6eRypdnDQ-uTDW5g&index=1
MARTIN STEPHENSON & THE DAINTEES – LEFT US TO BURN
Poetry innit?
Not an anti-Thatcher song but very appropriate today… the Roof is on fire: “We don’t need no water let the motherfucker burn!”
Stephen Smith’s ‘when the fire’s gone out’ is a brilliant account of Thatchers war on the Miners!
Billy Bragg- from red to blue
Yeah Copey wrote some very cutting lyrics on the Peggy Suicide album just check out Leper Skin which was all about poll tax and it turning neighbour against neighbour…But it seems an old post punk/ goth band Ausgang seems to of been over looked with the classic The Lady is for Burning!! Seems like the Tories have still got the last laugh on just how much that hideous creatures funeral cost.I saw some Tory boy on the ch4 news ya know The Tim bright but dim type geeing up the crowd and i nearly did what that angry lorry driver did when the pistols were on the Bill Grundy show or Rik from the young ones and almost put my bloody boot through the screen. But the truth is she has gone now so we can sleep soundly in our beds.Now if only Cameron & Osborne could follow suit it would make for a lot better country!!
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