"Frequency" genre: Industrial Metal
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	Industrialised, groovy, clean vocals... thick guitar sound, same production as all other Conveyor material.
	CD: Quake Credits: Andrew Young
	Story Behind the Song The United States has villanised NS Germany to the point where Hitler=Satan, rather than exploring the reasoning behind the events of WWII. In addition to inflating the number of Jews murdered beyond possible numbers, the US behaves as though this is the "one" holocaust, an isolated event. But the US has contributed to the annihilation of an entire race, the Native American, and subjugated Africans. Americans must either accept that their own country is as guilty of horrible civil rights violations and genocide as the Nazis, or that these things happen when one country wants to take land from somebody else. Lyrics Blind assimilation of the historical View of the power state prevails If you are so proud of your American Heritage, then you should re-assess, As early American settlers subjugated and Killed Native Americans and Africans Raise your moral questions, But understand your own crimes The degradation of humanity By other humans is common occurance One people annihilates another And then complains next time someone Does it to someone else You cannot feel sorry for anyone Unless you feel sorry for everyone Your heritage is soaked with blood And your accusations hold no water Your need to have an enemy is The origin of your ignorance The naive world of catchy sales lingos And acronymed organisations sees evil That it cannot possibly comprehend In the form of real-life solutions To real-life problems existing In a real-life world that it ignores

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