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| This song was recorded live on the TV show, Friday Club on 12/22/1987. The quality is basically what one would expect of TV recording, but the song is still powerful. This song was written by Mark Rose and details a way of life worth living exceptionally. |
CD: None
Label: None
Credits: None |
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| Contrary to the title, and the belief of many Screwdriver fans, this is an anti-dictatorship song. This song explores, very superficially, the Freedom of Choice all of us supposedly have. |
CD: Not available on CD, only on Vinyl, of which only 20 copies are still available.
Label: Independent
Credits: Photograph by Mary Rizzo, Album Cover by Don Zegler, Song produced by Archie Manning and The Leeches |
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| I used to introduce the song like this: In the Sixties, there was Peace and Love. In the Seventies, it was Hate and War. Now [now referring to the Reagan Eighties], we've got... Pain, and Suffering... This song leads off our vinyl EP, Urban Camouflage and used to end our shows or be the first encore, when we got one. |
CD: Urban Camouflage (only on Vinyl)
Label: Independent
Credits: Produced by Archie Manning and The Leeches |
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