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Mixed MediaMP3s, videos, trailers, streaming media and more Matthew Ryan (The Dead Satellites) - “Shook Down” (MP3) Rootsy singer-songwriter Matthew Ryan has teamed up with Greg Richling (The Wallflowers) and Rami Jaffee (Foo Fighters) for a project going by the moniker of The Dead Satellites. The group has released a free single “Shook Down” full of timely anger at the causes of the recent economic crisis. The Dead Satellites 
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Thank You for helping us spread the word on this song Popmatters. I hope some people will give it a listen and download it.
Equality of opportunity in a democratic capitalist society requires dialogue and vigilance.
Comment by Matthew Ryan from Etherworld — March 30, 2009 @ 2:57 pm