For this edition of ICBD Radio we share some of our favorite goth cowboy and spooky western music.

The Mercy Seat - Johnny Cash

Ramblin' Man - Hank Williams, Drifting Cowboys

Gin House Blues - Nina Simone

Do You Believe in the Westworld (7") - Theatre of Hate

Chest Fever - The Band

Long Black Veil - Mike Ness

The Ballad of Hollis Brown - The Stooges

St. John the Gambler - Townes Van Zandt

Diggin' Up Bones - Randy Travis

Boone - Black Lips

Stranger in Our Town - The Gun Club

Nimrod's Son - Pixies

Man in Black - Johnny Cash

Ohio River Boat Song - Palace Music

The Disarming Smile - World / Inferno Friendship Society

Death is not the end - Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds

On this edition of ICBD Radio we are joined by our friend Skip to talk about some working class American roots music. 

Track List:

Lead Belly - The Midnight Special

Skip James - Hard Time Killing Floor Blues

Roscoe Holcomb - The Hills of Mexico

Lily Mae Ledford - Johnson Boys

Mischief Brew - The Midnight Special 2002

Elizabeth Cotten and Brenda Evans - Shake Sugaree

Bessie Smith - You've Been a Good Ole Wagon

In this episode we are joined by our friend and comrade, chicken (aka @regulardeadbeat), to read through Mao's Combat Liberalism.  We had a lot of fun with this text and we became better communists because of it.

Find the text here:

Combat Liberalism

Outro: Phil Ochs - Love me I'm a Liberal

Our friend Big Dave from Communist League of Richmond stops by to go through Lenin's What Is to Be Done? Burning Questions of Our Movement

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We will be back next week with the theory episodes next week, but for now please enjoy another edition of It Can Be Done Radio.

Tracks:

Slash 'N' Burn - Manic Street Preachers

Proletarian Hop - Randy

Money is King - Leyla McCalla

Po Lazarus - James Carter and the Prisoners

A Sunrise Before - Bambu

Deny Everything - Circle Jerks

Spotify Playlist

The boys talk a bit about the track suits they wish they could wear.

We sit down with Bobby Egger from Vinyl Conflict to talk about what record store day is like for independent record stores, Vinyl Conflict's decision to no longer participate in record store day, and the overall struggle against major label tyranny.

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Outro Music: Left Cross - Siegebreaker 

We also use the song Documentary Dark by Serge Quadrado from the Free Music Archive

In this episode we speak with two of our Jewish Anarchist friends about the “Black Banner” movement in Białystok, and how anarchist organizing can be used by you and your neighbors.

Texts:

From the history of the anarchist “Black Banner” movement in Białystok

Blessed is the Flame

Son of Saul directed by László Nemes

In this episode all the ICBD boys do a little snus and talk about everything from disney bounding to Joe Dallesandro's large role in music history.

On this ICBD episode Patrick (@HSHS_Miller), Phil (@grilled peppers), and Sloce (@meatshowerky)are talking Kropotkin's "Worker's Organization". But in true It Can Be Done fashion, it turns into slander and some literary stuff. We talk about cereal.

Kropotkin: Workers’ Organization (Part 1)

Kropotkin: Workers’ Organization (Part 2)