Die for the Government

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Die for the Government
Anti Flag-Die for the Government.jpg
Studio album by Anti-Flag
Released August 20, 1996
Genre Punk rock
Length 44:51
Label New Red Archives
Producer Joe West, Anti-Flag
Anti-Flag chronology
Kill Kill Kill
(1995)Kill Kill Kill1995
Die for the Government
(1996)
Reject
(1997)Reject1997
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Die for the Government is the debut album by the U.S. punk rock band Anti-Flag, released in 1996. After this album, bassist Andy Flag played with Anti-Flag on their EP North America Sucks, but left soon after as they couldn't get along as a band. The CD booklet bids farewell to Andy Flag.

The front cover gives the title "Die for the Government", but side of the CD reads "Die for Your Government". Also the "title track" is actually named You've Got to Die for the Government.

Track listing

No. Title Lead vocals Length
1. "You'd Do the Same"   A. Flag 2:23
2. "You've Gotta Die for the Government"   J. Sane 3:33
3. "Drink, Drank, Punk"   A. Flag 1:42
4. "Rotten Future"   A. Flag 2:00
5. "Safe Tonight"   J. Sane 2:44
6. "Red, White and Brainwashed"   A. Flag 1:53
7. "Davey Destroyed the Punk Scene"   A. Flag 2:20
8. "Summer Squatter Go Home" (Bridge sung by J. Sane) A. Flag 3:03
9. "She's My Little Go-Go Dancer"   A. Flag 2:24
10. "Police State in the USA"   J. Sane 2:39
11. "Punk by the Book"   J. Sane 2:15
12. "Fuck Police Brutality"   A. Flag 2:22
13. "I'm Being Watched by the CIA" (Intro sung by J. Sane) A. Flag 2:14
14. "Kill the Rich"   J. Sane 3:05
15. "No More Dead"   J. Sane 3:51
16. "Confused Youth"   A. Flag 4:15
17. "Your Daddy Was a Rich Man, Your Daddy's Fucking Dead"   J. Sane 2:08

Personnel

  • Justin Saneguitar/vocals
  • Andy Flag – bass/vocals
  • Pat Theticdrums
  • Andy Wright mixed tracks 4,6,7,8,12,13,16, and 17.
  • Andy "Reagan" Wheeler, Ricky "Reagan" Wright, Anne Flag, Mike Poisel, Mike Armstrong, Dan D. Lion, Jason DeCosta, and the band Disco Crisis all provided back up vocals.