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Mixtape 306 • World Full of Cops

Please identify yourself and present all suitable papers for World Full Of Cops, a musical exploration of authority and lack thereof.

Please identify yourself and present all suitable papers for World Full Of Cops, a musical exploration of authority and lack thereof.
SongArtistNotes
World Full of Cops
Paleface
Just about sums it up
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Chief of Police
Ghost of Vroom
Smoking hashish cigarettes with his wife
Car with the Star
Andre Williams
Run run run
Cop Car
The Head and The Heart
You know you will sing along
Policeman
Mosquitos
Don’t call the emergency line
— • BREAK • —
Do Policemen Sing?
Robyn Hitchcock
And other questions on the species
Listen to this Song, Kill Pigs, and Try to Sue Me
Heavy Vegetable
Not legal advice
He Do the Police In Different Voices
The Loud Family
Fast forward
Johnny Law
Wayne Hancock
Haulin’ on that double-bass
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Call the Police
Oblivians
Sometimes it’s good advice
Scene Of The Crime
S Squad
Frantic about it
things to say to friendly policemen
Future Of The Left
Again, not legal advice
Life Of Crime
Break Up!
Enjoy it while you can
— • BREAK • —
Secret Agent Man
Devo
Live a life of danger!
Cop Dream / Black Eye (True Story)
Spider Bags
Don’t blink / can’t blink
Caught By The Fuzz
Supergrass
A twisted fate!
Police On My Back
The Clash
Hearing the sirens
— • BREAK • —
I Shot The Sheriff
Bob Marley & The Wailers
Archetypical
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World Full of Cops

World Full of Cops

Paleface didn’t say it first, but he probably said it best: it’s a World Full of Cops. Musicians and the authorities have been at each other’s throats for a while now, and there is no shortage of songs showing cops in a bad light, so what I like about “World Full of Cops” is its simple observational mantra: they are everywhere, we put them there, and they are us. Enjoy a full evening of police-themed music — it’s the law!

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