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Conservative rock?

You may agree or disagree with the editors, but here's a provocative list... the conservative interpretations of dozens of rock classics. (Compiled by National Review, covered by the NYT). From Conservative Top 50 - New York Times:

7. "Revolution," by The Beatles.
"You say you want a revolution / Well you know / We all want to change the world . . . Don't you know you can count me out?" What's more, Communism isn't even cool: "If you go carrying pictures of Chairman Mao / You ain't going to make it with anyone anyhow." (Someone tell the Che Guevara crowd.)

By the way, finding the article was no easy feat, thanks to NYT.com's broken search engine.



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