Life, Love and the Pursuit of Justice
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Life, Love, and the Pursuit of Justice is the first solo album (2002) by Justin Sane, the lead singer of the punk rock band Anti-Flag. The album is entirely his own work, featuring his vocal and guitar work. The album is about, exactly as the album states, life, love, and justice.
[edit] Tracks
- “For Pat” (1:52)
- “On The Streets Tonight” (3:10)
- “If It’s Good for the Economy, I’m For It!” (2:43)
- “61C Days Turned to Night” (3:16)
- “The Youth of the Modern World” (3:28)
- “The Worst Case Scenario Survival Handbook” (2:43)
- “The Critical Writing Assignment” (2:02)
- “We Found a Place (These Are the Days)” (3:09)
- “Thanks for the Letter (From a Kinder, Gentler America)” (2:18)
- “Cassette Deck, Road Trip, Grand Canyon” (2:16)
- “Where Has My Country Gone?” (2:44)
- “College Avenue” (2:53)
- “Tommy Gun” (3:08)
[edit] Speculations
After Sane recorded the album, there was considerable speculation about the possibility of his leaving the band. He himself explained:
| “ | My solo project is not meant to be or replace Anti-Flag. I do it for a number of reasons. First off, I am constantly writing songs—way more than I could ever do with or without Anti-Flag. That said, my only real opportunity to record and play many of the songs I write is to do them on my own. Secondly, Anti-Flag is a band that is very much focused on a specific socio-political agenda (with a little bit of fun and humor thrown in at times), which is obviously important to me. However, I write songs about other topics too. Some of those topics just don’t seem to fit into the Anti-Flag category. So while my solo songs are sometimes anti-war anthems, etc., you’ll also find me writing about love, and friendships, and just about anything. I could do this with Anti-Flag, but when we started Anti-Flag I do not believe it was our goal to play such songs. We may throw a curve ball at you now and then, but mostly I don’t see us straying too far from the path which we came. | ” |
