While I was reading a little on the economic crisis today I took a look at Bring the Ruckus’s web-site. While they’ve some sharp analysis by far the most exciting I discovered was a video by Linton Kwesi Johnson. I’d never heard of him before but now I’m hooked. Up there with Gil Scott Heron as one of the great spoken word artists. Once again the embed isn’t working but you can see his piece "More Time" here.
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