Sarah Hutchinson wrote:
> Just have to inject this comment - nothing turns me off a band or an 
> artist
> more than when they start preaching politics.
>
> I used to love the Pernice Brothers, then listened to Joe Pernice talk 
> about
> his political causes and views and started hearing it injected in his 
> music.
> I just can't listen to it or support it. I can't trust that the hard 
> earned
> dollars I spend on those CDs isn't going to go to some cause that I am
> completely opposed to.
While I understand your perspective here, your comments make me want to 
ask if you have any music by The Beatles or Dylan or U2.

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