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comedy song by Manic Hispanic,parody of keep em seperated from the offspring.NOT TO PROMOTE INS or ur racism.. + Informações

Vans warped tour 8.25.07. + Informações

cover of DI's Johnny's Got a Problem. + Informações

Manic Hispanic - Rudy Cholo this song is a cover of RANCID. my favorite band. enjoy!. + Informações

Manic Hispanic - Mexican Society (album Menudo Incident) L7 cover. + Informações

Manic Hispanic - I Want to Be a Cholo Track 9 off of the 2002 Warped Tour Compilation. + Informações

Get Them Immigrated (Come Out and Play) by Manic Hispanic Track #3 From The Recline of Mexican Civilization Come Out and Play originally by The Offspring. + Informações

Manic Hispanic - The INS Took My Novia Away Ramones - The KKK Took My Baby Away cover. + Informações

Big Heinas (Big Women) by Manic Hispanic Track #8 From Mijo Goes To Jr. College Big Women originally by GBH. + Informações

Live at the Henry Fonda!!!. + Informações

Poem by Manic Hispanic Track #13 From The Menudo Incident. + Informações

Manic Hispanic - 63 (the clash cover). + Informações

5 De Mayo @ the Galaxy.. + Informações

Santa got run over by my Chevy - Manic Hispanic. + Informações

manic hispanic - big chorizo anaheim HOB 5-5-11 live. + Informações

Mexican Society. + Informações

Trippin on Mi Ruca (Drinking About My Baby) by Manic Hispanic Track #1 From Mijo Goes to Jr. College Drinking About My Baby originally by The Damned. + Informações

Brand New Impala (Brand New Cadillac) by Manic Hispanic Track #2 From Mijo Goes to Jr. College Brand New Cadillac originally by Vince Taylor and his Playboys but popularized by The Clash. + Informações

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Joe Sib of Complete Control Radio sits down with punk rock legend Steve Soto of the Adolescents, Manic Hispanic, and Agent Orange to talk about his life in Punk Rock.. + Informações

From Wikipedia.... The song's theme is taken from the Spanish Civil War, and the idealism of Welsh volunteers who joined the left-wing International Brigades, fighting Francisco Franco's military rebels against the Spanish Republic. The song takes its name from a Republican poster of the time. A photograph of a young child killed by Nationalist bombs is shown under a sky of bombers with the stark warning "If you tolerate this, your children will be next" written at the bottom. Various works on the Spanish Civil War were the inspiration for this song, most notably George Orwell's first-hand account, "Homage to Catalonia." Wire [the lyricist] has acknowledged that he was also inspired by a song by The Clash, "Spanish Bombs", which has a similar subject. Certain lyrics pertain directly to these works. For example, the line "If I can shoot rabbits/then I can shoot fascists" is attributed to a remark made by a man who signed up with the Republican fighters to his brother in an interview years later. This was originally quoted in the book Miners Against Fascism by Hywel Francis. "I've walked Las Ramblas/but not with real intent" brings to mind the account in Orwell's book of fighting on the Ramblas, with the various factions seemingly getting nowhere with the fighting and often a sense of camaraderie overriding the vaunted principles each side was supposed to be fighting for.. + Informações

Cadillac Tramps - Lies album - cadillac tramps. + Informações

This is the one that started it all! Since 1984, LBZ has been synonomous with the Extreme Sporst Lifestyle! They didn't join the scene -- THEY CREATED IT! Now, 10 years after it's initial release on VHS, Quatros Locos is finally coming to DVD! With over 24 of the groundbreaking forefathers of extreme Quad action, see why the FIRST QUAD VIDEO EVER still stands the test of time! Filmed on location in California, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Wisconsin, Nevada, Utah, Mexico, England, and Thailand! Featuring music by Pennywise, Guttermouth, Manic Hispanic, Bone Crusher, Newbomb Turks and more! BigVisionEntertainment.Com. + Informações

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