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Egalitarian and ecological communities, like the pictured East Wind (www.eastwind.org), are very close to our vision of an ecological society
Max Cavalera, Sepultura's former singer
A collection of rock lyrics, articles and views concerning ecology aspects
Eco-communities as a social vision
Egalitarian and ecological communities, like the pictured East Wind (www.eastwind.org), are very close to our vision of an ecological society
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Your Green Is For Money, My Green Is For Land
Max Cavalera, Sepultura's former singer
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Artist's Name, Genre, and decade classification
- 00s decade
- 10000 maniacs
- 10s decade
- 20s decade
- 50s decade
- 60s decade
- 70s decade
- 80s decade
- 90s decade
- ACT
- Adrian Belew
- Agathocles
- Agnostic Front
- Alabama
- Andrew Bird
- Angelique Kidjo
- Angra
- Anne Clark
- Annihilator
- Anthrax
- Antischism
- ANWR
- Aphrodite's Child
- Arnakia
- Artemis-Euthymis
- Atheist
- Aurora
- Avalanch
- Ayreon
- Bad Religion
- ballad
- Barclay James Harvest
- Baron
- Barry McGuire
- Beach Boys
- Beatles
- Beloved
- Billy Bragg
- black metal
- Black Sabbath
- Blue Oyster Cult
- blues
- blues rock/boogie
- Bob Dylan
- Bolland and Bolland
- Bonnie Dobson
- Borknagar
- Brutal Truth
- Bush
- Canned Heat
- Captain Sea Level
- Cattle Decapitation
- celebration
- christmas song
- Cirith Ungol
- Clash
- Coldplay
- Cornershop
- Corrosion Of Conformity
- Country Joe and the Fish
- Country Joe McDonald
- country rock
- Cranberries
- Crass
- Creedence Clearwater Revival
- Crosby Stills Nash
- Crying 4 Kafka
- Culture
- dance
- Dark Morph
- Dead Kennedys
- Death Cab For Cutie
- death metal
- Deep Purple
- Depeche Mode
- Disappear Fear
- Discharge
- Disturbed
- Don Henley
- Doors
- DRI
- drone
- Eagles
- Earth
- Earth And Fire
- Earth Crisis
- Eddie Vedder
- Edgar Broughton Band
- electropop
- Eloy
- Emerson Lake Palmer
- Eric Burdon
- ethnic
- Evildead
- Exodus
- Fall of Efrafa
- Fauna
- Firewind
- Fleetwood Mac
- Flipper
- folk rock
- Forbidden
- funk
- Gamma Ray
- Gammacide
- Gil Scott-Heron
- Godzilla vs The Smog Monster
- Gojira
- goth
- Grand Funk Railroad
- Grave Digger
- greek music
- Greta Van Fleet
- Grief
- Grimaze
- groove
- grunge
- Gulag
- hard rock
- hardcore
- Hawkwind
- Heaven shall burn
- heavy metal
- Helloween
- hip hop
- Ian Campbell
- indie rock
- industrial
- Inkubus Sukkubus
- Insania
- Iron Butterfly
- Iron Maiden
- Jack Johnson
- James Taylor
- Jamiroquai
- Janis Joplin
- Jefferson Airplane
- Jerry Hannan
- Jethro Tull
- Jill Sobule
- Jim Colyer
- Jimmy James and the Vagabonds
- Joe Walsh
- John Cougar Mellencamp
- John Denver
- John Mayall
- Johnny Cash
- Joni Mitchell
- Julian Lennon
- Kamelot
- Kansas
- Kate Bush
- King Crimson
- Kingston Trio
- Kinks
- Kitrina Podilata
- Korn
- Kraftwerk
- Kreator
- Kultur Shock
- Laurence Wright
- Led Zeppelin
- Leda-Spyros
- Linkin Park
- Liquid Blue
- Live Earth Concerts
- Los Piojos
- Lou Reed
- Madonna
- Malvina Reynolds
- Manfred Mann
- Manic Street Preachers
- Marvin Gaye
- MC5
- Megadeth
- Melissa Etheridge
- Mellow Candle
- Metallica
- Michael Jackson
- Midnight oil
- Minimal Compact
- Ministry
- Monica Richards
- Moody Blues
- Motorhead
- Napalm Death
- Neil Young
- Nektar
- Nena
- Neurosis
- Nevermore
- New Christy Minstrels
- New Model Army
- New Riders of the Purple Sage
- Nightwish
- Nikolas Asimos
- No Nukes concerts
- NOFX
- Nuclear Assault
- numetal
- Nunatak
- Obituary
- oi polloi
- OLDEST KNOWN ECO-SONG
- Olivia Newton John
- Omnia
- Ozzy Osbourne
- Pain of Salvation
- Patti Smith
- Paul Mc Cartney
- Paul Revere and the Raiders
- Pearl Jam
- Perry Farrell
- Pete Seeger
- Peter Gabriel
- Pink Floyd
- pop
- Pop Group
- post rock
- Praying Mantis
- Pretenders
- Probot
- progressive rock
- psychedelia
- punk
- Queen
- Queensryche
- R.E.M.
- Radiohead
- Rage Against the Machine
- Ragnarok-UK
- Rainbow
- Rammstein
- Ramones
- rap
- Rata Blanca
- Rebecca F
- reggae
- Richard Sinclair
- Roger Waters
- Rolling Stones
- Rush
- Sacred Reich
- Sarah McLachlan
- Scott McKenzie
- Sepultura
- Serj Tankian
- Sex Pistols
- Shania Twain
- Sheryl Crow
- Sigur Ros
- Simon Garfunkel
- ska
- Ska Bungies
- Skagos
- Skyclad
- sludge
- Smiths
- Sodom
- Solitary Experiments
- soul
- Soulfly
- Sparks
- Spirit
- Stephen Stills
- Steve Wonder
- Sting
- Stratovarius
- Supertramp
- Talking Heads
- Tankard
- Ten Hands
- Ten Years After
- Testament
- The the
- Thin Lizzy
- Thom Yorke
- thrash
- Three Dog Night
- Tiamat
- Tom Robinson Band
- Tony Joe White
- Torture Squad
- Tourniquet
- Tower of Power
- Toxik
- Turtles
- U2
- UB40
- UDO
- UFO
- Uriah Heep
- Vacuum
- Van der Graaf Generator
- Van Morrison
- Vasilis Papakonstantinou
- Vicky Leandros
- views and written texts
- Voivod
- Wailers
- Wall of Voo Doo
- Warrant
- Watchtower
- White Lion
- White Skull
- Winter
- Wishbone Ash
- Within Temptation
- Wolves in the Throne Room
- Wumpscut
- WWF
- Yardbirds
- Yes
- Zager and Evans
- Ziggy Marley
- Zounds
about us
- candiru - stratis aigaiopelagitis
- Greece
- We live in Thessaloniki, Greece and we are members of the ecological movement of the city, critical supporters of the European Greens and of course rock music fans. We created this blog with the ambition to collect as many lyrics of rock music songs that refer to ecology and environment as possible. We also put link for direct listening when this is possible.We prefer to add our comments to each song (about their history, their content, their connection to related ecological movements or ecological thought currents and so on) but we also cite widely accepted comments from places like wikipedia or allmusic, to support our views. We would apreciate (in fact we encourage!) any visitor who has something more to say, or to add forgotten or not so popular lyrics, or to report broken ling for direct listening of a song. We also welcome comments on the proposed connections of the lyrics with the various aspects of ecological thought. We've made a start with the decade of 60s and we try to cover any decade of rock history.
For any kind of comments about our blog please contact:
Rock & Ecology
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