Title: This Album Is Dangerous
Product review: Talking With The Taxman About Poetry has two very good songs on it-- "Greetings to the New Brunette"and "Levi Stubbs' Tears." The other songs make this reviewer worried that Billy Bragg might be a socialist. He's sometimes hard to understand because he has a thick English accent, but on "The Warmest Room," Bragg sings something about Chairman Mao. Even more obvious is "Power in a Union," wherein Bragg sings about his love for Organized Labor and distrust of corporations. I believe that the album is dangerous because children or impressionable people could hear it and become socialists. It's a shame because the songs that are good are really excellent.
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