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automatons. There may be
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Bill Howard
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regardless of one’s
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and Snowden, the ques-
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and constant adapta-
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Michael Palmer, Chicago
great article, very in-
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and we buy it. I truly hope
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Ellen Heizman, Zellwood, FL
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conflicting thoughts: how
amazing it is that corporate
America is willing to cave
to NSA-information-col-
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fight, and how ironic it is
that Snowden has landed in
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the problem with
Snowden making a unilat-
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he did is that we don’t know
what comparable programs
exist in other countries. Now
the U.S. looks like the enemy
of freedom. We need surveil-
lance systems, but how far
should they go?
Edie Haynes, Boston
an incredible piece on
the NSA (may the saints of
past, present and future
watch over Greenwald and
Snowden), an electrifying
Taibbi story on Camden,
New Jersey, and Bill McKib-
ben on climate change. What
an amazing issue of RS.
Roland Jacopetti
Santa Rosa, CA
turing dried up. When poverty
and chaos resulted, draconi-
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were the inevitable next step.
I wonder who is now profiting
from that.

Jan Tache, Penn Valley, CA
Empty Promises
bill mckibben’s story on
Obama’s climate legacy was so-
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Change: The Real Story,” RS
1198/1199]. Americans won’t
care about climate change as
long as they can fill up their gas
guzzlers and have their drive-
thru burgers. We want cheap
gas and cheap food, and we’ll
worry about the consequences
of that after we die.
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The Songwriter
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to read how unhappy he was at
every turn in his career – I feel
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no Santa Claus. Hope Mellen-
camp finds some joy in his life.
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The Year in Rock
as always, i pored over
RS’s year-end lists [Albums of

the Year, RS 1198/1199]. That
Lorde’s great Pure Heroine was
on the same page as Josh Hom-
me’s excellent Queens of the
Stone Age release and Kanye’s
best record in years really gave
me hope for 2014.

Maureen Oaks, via the Internet
what joy to see my favor-
ite albums and singles make
the “best of 2013.” I was
surprised that John Fogerty’s
record placed as high as it did,
knowing how much you guys
are into hip new music.

Tom Peterson, via the Internet
Exposing the NSA
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The guitarist and Bruce
Springsteen collaborator

picks fi ve songs he loves.
Kiss
“Rock and Roll All Nite”
I like music that is
serious and has a social
conscience – but I also
have a desire to cast o
the world’s problems and
party hard. My kids and I
rock out to this in the car.
Knife Party
“Centipede”
They’re my favorite EDM
group. This song sounds
like one of my ri s played
through a Moog at the
devil’s backyard barbe-
cue. Fantastic!
The Last
Internationale
“Wanted Man”
It’s the lean, angry blues
of the Black Keys with
Rage Against the Machine
politics and a badass
frontwoman. I hope it be-
comes the biggest thing
in the world.
Pitbull feat. Ke$ha
“Timber”

I can’t imagine myself
ever being in a club
where this song was
played, but if I was, I
would hope to be doing
shots with Ke$ha. You
know, it’s not Fugazi, but
overall it’s a jam.
Phosphorescent
“Song for Zula”
I thought this was a great
song, until I learned it
was about a gorilla at the
Bronx Zoo. Then I realized
it was a really great song!
Tom
Morello
GUEST
LIST
3. Neil Young “Mellow My Mind” YouTube
Young’s recent stand of solo acoustic shows brought down
the house at New York’s Carnegie Hall. Best of all? This banjo-
led take on a bittersweet classic from Tonight’s the Night.
1. Drake
“Trophies”
Canada’s coldest MC
rings in 2014 with a
supercocky, brass-laced
anthem that sounds like
the kind of thing Darth

Vader might play on club
night at the Death Star.
2. Lady Gaga feat.
Christina Aguilera
“Do What U Want”
Gaga’s sweaty duet with R. Kelly
was already the best thing on
Artpop by a mile. Thought that
song couldn’t possibly get any
hotter? Wrong! Check this brand-
new version – where Kells steps
aside to make room
for Christina’s
gale-force wail
– for proof.
4. Vampire
Weekend
“Step (Remix)”
The dreamiest song from
2013’s best album gets
even better with screwy
guest verses from un-
derground rap stars like
Danny Brown. Ace!
5. Queens of
the Stone Age
Austin City Limits
Josh Homme and Co.
are one of the most
badass live rock bands

in the land right now.
See what we mean by
checking the Queens’
full TV concert online,
featuring cannonball-
heavy renditions of
tunes from their
killer 2013 LP,
. . . Like Clockwork.
6. Speedy Ortiz
“American Horror”
A few months after blowing
our minds with its gnarly,
noisy debut LP, the Mass-
achusetts crew returns
with another shot of
Dinosaur Jr. ri s and
supersnarky vocals.
7. Beck “Love”
Starbucks’ new Sweet-
heart 2014 compilation
recruits cool artists like
Fiona Apple, Jim James
and more to cover classic
love songs. Our favorite:
Beck’s soft, pretty take
on this standout ballad
from John Lennon’s Plas-
tic Ono Band LP. Now
we’re even more ex-

cited to hear Beck’s
new album.
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