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Rock, Pop & Electronic Hits

The Very Best in Streaming
Rock, Pop and Electronic Music

Listen to 230 Hot Rock and Pop Hits
(on 5 pages)

Plus an Important Message on Addiction

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For Everyone Who Loves Rock & Pop

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Our Featured Artists
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Here is God’s Gift to Rock & Politics
Avalanche

AVALANCHE: Ten tracks by my friends out of Connecticut, the really great and under appreciated group Avalanche. Did you know these guys? Back in the late seventies, Avalanche opened for such bands as AC/DC and Derringer. The band has sent me new digital remasters of their old hits, plus some new material from a soon-to-be-released CD and HD video documentary for our viewers. That’s right, you can hear four songs from their new CD here on Evans Liberal Politics before it’s even in the stores! Altogether TEN hard rocking Avalanche classics. You have to hear Avalanche to believe just how good they are! Visit Avalanche’s band website, where you can listen to and purchase their songs. Music with a message for you on Evans Liberal Politics!

$beautiful fractal image of a red sunset over water serves as a link to Avalanche's quiet rock song about beliefs$ "I Believe:", by Avalanche, a quiet vocal about beliefs, with a caveat not to turn away, a new mix of an old Avalanche favorite. © 1979, 2006 Crystal Magic Music Publishing (ASCAP). 6:13

"Be Good to Each Other:" NEW! Avalanche has new music out with a great sound about how it is today with advice that we need to be good to each other for the world to get any better. This is the version to be released on Avalanche’s new CD, recorded April 1, 2010. — 6:02

"The Golden Sun:" a fantastic song about spiritual truths and a tribute to the Woodstock Nation. — 13:40

"Tell Us Where the Money Went:" — Avalanche had something close to an internet hit with this political hard rocker about Wall Street, greed and ‘where the money went,’ a remaster from May 1st of this year. — 4:18

"Excessive:" NEW! Recorded January 25th, 2010, this is the master for Avalanche’s new album, soon to be out, a hard driving, sarcastic political song about the self centered side of the American psyche, mindless greed, and excessive over-consumption. — 5:24

"Ain’t No Hiding in a Digital World:" NEW! The new, final CD version of Avalanche’s new song about the lack of any privacy or freedom in the digital world of the New World Order, actually written from the perspective of some ‘Dick Cheney’ type guy. — 6:34

"Will There Be Tommorow:" NEW! — a song asking if the world will see a tomorrow at all, and the need for us all to change. — 6:22

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“Peace of Mind”:A inspirational but funky R&B track about finding our way. What we’re all looking for. Some of us try our best to find happiness serving God or working for our families, as we are led. – a special song. — 4:39

“These Times,” by Peter MacIntyre, from a nice guy who works at a camera shop in Arizona, and says, “this song is about the crazy times we live in, recession, depression, job loss, etc.”, © 2008. Have a listen! - 3:47

custom cover art consisting of a thumbnail of Evans Liberal Politics owner Paul Evans in what is a link to our site's signature love song by Collective Soul, called What I Can Give You "What I Can Give You:" Collective Soul sings Evans Liberal Politics and my signature rock love song. I’ve been looking for love around the internet for years and have been lonely and waiting for the right woman to come into my life: where ARE you?!? — 3:44

“Come Save Me”, a meticulously produced, downtempo, smooth R&B / Pop track, by Dan Gatreau. — 3:07

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"They Call Us the Working Class: blues rocker Walter Trout performs his hit “They Call Us the Working Class …but we ain’t workin’ any more. – a really great sound and a really great message. See Walter Trout mp3′s on Amazon.com — 4:48

"Spirit:" The Waterboys with Mike Scott perform their little-known song live in Glastonbury in 1986. — 7:22

“Born on the Bayou,” a rare live recording of Creedence Clearwater Revival from Woodstock, in solidarity with the people of Louisiana and the Gulf coast. — 5:21

"CCR’s Proud Mary:" Creedence Clearwater Revival revisited — Live at the Festival de Viña del Mar Chile 1999. This song is specially dedicated to my mother Eleanor, who passed away at the age of 81 on February 8, 2007. Rest in Peace. – She dedicated her whole life to her family and I was blessed by God to know her. — 3:22

"Love And Peace Or Else," U2 performs this wonderful song, full of portent and warning, on their Vertigo Tour in 2005, from Brazil. — 4:36 – See the music video of this song. Dedicated to my friends, Shannon and Wes.

"Born Free:" Kid Rock sings this patriotic and evocative hit. — 4:24

"Diamonds and Rust:" Joan Baez sings a haunting song of love from beyond the grave in this gentle folk hit. — 4:36

"Heavy:" Collective Soul sings their hit which to me describes how hard can be the path of truly following Jesus. — 2:56

"Seven Bridges Road:" The Eagles perform their less well known song which sounded really fine live in Seattle in 1977. — 3:45

hot thumbnail image of Alannah Myles serves as a link to her smokin' track 'Love Is' "Love Is:" Alannah Myles sings her old but smokin’ hit — God Alannah is HOT…. — 3:36

"Seagull:" Bad Company performs their thoughtful, haunting song live in 1976 — "Is this really the end of the world?" — 3:50

"Give Me Love:" (Give Me Peace on Earth) — Former Beatle George Harrison sings this plea for peace and love. — 3:37

"We Weren’t Born to Follow and Bad Name:" Jon Bon Jovi performs two of his greatest hits, live from Seattle in 2010. — 8:16

You are entering our purely electronic section: There are more rock and pop songs, below.

“Next Level”, an energizing rock instrumental with great guitar sounds. — 2:23

"Kincajou," The techno group Banco de Gaia performs their hit live. — 5:51

"Last Train to Lhasa," Banco de Gaia again with a live performance of their hit song. — 5:33

“Hyperego Exchange (flowerlounge remix)”, a cool, determined and spacey rock instrumental, by Flowerlounge. — 2:01

“Mind Your Matter,” a slowly building, relentless, spacey and pulsating euphoric trance-house journey, by Bjorn Fogelberg. Originally from The ‘Old Stuff’. 9:25

“Gravitons,” a growing, pulsating analogue techno/trance track with sweeping synthesizers on a deep bass groove, by Bjorn Fogelberg. Originally from The ‘Old Stuff’. 7:00

Astronavigator,” uplifting and melodic, atmostpheric rockin’ space-synth music with trance, classic electronica, rock and progressive elements, by Bjorn Lynne. Originally from The ‘Old Stuff’. 6:07

“Awakeless,” an emotional, rich and melodic jazz track featuring piano, fretless bass and brush drums by Stobierski Thomas. 4:47

“Messages:” melodic and spacey electronica based around arpeggios and warm synths, by Bjorn Lynne. 6:00

$a Christian black and white fractal swirl serves as a link to launch the song 'I Ran' by A Flock of Seagulls$ "I Ran (So Far Away):" The late eighties group A Flock of Seagulls sings their biggest hit. 5:12

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Of Concern: Bill would let US government block ‘infringing’ websites worldwide 21 Sep 2010: US lawmakers have introduced legislation that would allow the federal government to quickly block websites anywhere in the world if they are dedicated to sharing copyrighted music or other protected content. The “Combating Online Infringement and Counterfeits Act.” would empower the US Department of Justice to shut down, or block access to, websites found to be “dedicated to infringing activities.” Sites that use domain names registered by a US-based company, or a top-level-domain administered by a US-based company, would find their internet addresses frozen.

I am not sure whether this would or will affect Evans Liberal Politics. The music here which is not purchased comes from YouTube videos, mostly of live recordings, most of which are not on CD or DVD. We changed the YouTube videos over into .mp3 audio. Still, I worry about things like this. ~ Evans Liberal Politics owner Paul Evans.

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"The Biology, Morality and Politics of Addiction:" Dr Gabor Maté caringly explains the truth to us in this long, but worthwhile and rewarding interview for our understanding. — 48:53

This may well be a very special interview, since I strongly believe Jesus led me to it in terms of having something very on target about addiction to share with you. Just so we’re clear, I’ve been addicted to cigarettes. I never in my life ever tried anything that wasn’t prescribed for me except in the distant past I used to occasionally smoke marijuana, but no longer do so. ~ Paul Evans

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If you love to listen to rock, pop and electronic music, there’s a lot more rock to listen to, over on Page 2 of the electronic rock playlist. Visit also Page 3 of our Playlist, and there’s even a Page 4 called "The Good Old Stuff," which has the first music I streamed from Evans Liberal Politics. If you like my music, why not email Paul and say hi!

(p.s. — It’s taken some real effort and a lot of time to find music to stream legally for you, but that’s just how much I love rock!)

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