Nothing's Gonna Stop Us Now
I wish it was actually Starship singing their own song!
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She would've thrown Billie Holiday into jail
Now can she please please join Starship and blast off into irrelevance?
Jebus, this is sad.
Why would anyone want to listen to the Star Spangled Banner? It's a stolen British drinking melody with crappy lyrics. Just because Hoover made it the national anthem doesn't mean it's a good song. I'd suggest Woody Guthrie's 'This Land is Your Land'. Everyone can sing it, it was written by an American and it doesn't end with a question.
GREAT STUFF! All the haters showing up proves it!
When so many KoolAid drinkers show up to trash a person and make political statements rather than judge the musical contents of the album on its merits, you know they've been put up to it by their puppet-masters! These misguided souls couldn’t have found this album on their own if their lives depended on it! That'd be above their pay grade! All they are capable of is to dutifully regurgitate the lines they’ve been fed, as any originality of thought is strictly forbidden. Leamers! Great album! Great songs! Enjoy! It will drive them crazy!
Oh No
I was a bit sick in my mouth when I came across this. Truly hideous.
Great choice of songs!
I love it! The songs are so appropriate.
For sure
wonder how many of the artists listed here like having their names linked with this oppurtunist wacko. Good for Heart for not allowing their song to be trashed by association.
PALIN VOLDEMORT 2012!!
Need I say more?
Think!
Sarah Palin sold her image to sell these recordings. They were selected to fit the public perception of her. That's all there is to it. She's not unique, she's a politician$$$
Why Not Carmen Electra?
She's more attractive hands down and her attic ain't empty like Palin's. "As Putin rears his head and comes into the air space of the United States of America, where– where do they go? It's Alaska. It's just right over the border." --Sarah Palin, explaining why Alaska's proximity to Russia gives her foreign policy experience, interview with CBS's Katie Couric, Sept. 24, 2008
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