"Let Music Be Your Weapon" genre: Pop And Rock Cover Songs
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	This first single from Sleepy Dog and Super Cow, the Austrian side project of Baxter McGee and Agneau Panopra's the Red Queen Hypothesis, is actually a cover of another Rowntree Records Band called the Snatchclaws. A great protest song, antiviolence and all that, and it rocks the socks off the jocks what else could you want?
	CD: Analog Adventures through the Magical Land of King Lo Fi   Label: Rowntree Records Credits: Production: Benedikt Schalk
	Story Behind the Song The song was written by 'the Snatchclaws', friends of 'Sleepy Dog and Super Cow', but 'Sleepy Dog and Super Cow' gave it a new title and a new spin. The song was recorded in Baxter McGee's apartment in Vienna, Austria, well, at least the guitars and vocals. Then the 4-Track was transported across the city to Lanzendorf where Benedikt Schalk added all the drums and percussion and cleaned up the album for the final mix down. Hard way to record an album, but it is a classic song. Lyrics Calling all hearts that yearn to be free It doesn't matter your color or creed Enlist now and pay no extra fee Let music be your weapon let music be your weapon let music be your weapon let music be your weapon It's not prejudice to make fun of everybody Do not be muted by reigns of bureaucracy Time to laugh at the shouts of blasphemy Let music be your weapon let music be your weapon let music be your weapon let music be your weapon Art is non-violence just try it and see Tip your hat to simplicity throw a salute it's a joke between you and me Let music be your weapon let music be your weapon let music be your weapon let music be your weapon

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