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Mobilize

Anti-Flag · 2002

73 min · 16 tracks · hardcore punk · pop-punk · street punk

A fierce call to action wrapped in high-energy punk anthems that challenge societal norms.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

  • short, punchy songs
  • high-energy listening experiences
  • urgent call to action
  • live performance energy
  • politically charged themes

Where this album fits

Career context
In 2002, Anti-Flag released 'Mobilize' as their follow-up to the critically acclaimed 'The Terror State.' At this point in their career, they were solidifying their reputation as a politically charged punk band, actively engaging with social and political issues through their music. This album continued their trajectory of advocacy and activism, further establishing them within the punk rock scene.
Stylistic neighbors
Rise Against· Pennywise· NOFX

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

  • 1 911 for Peace 3:34
  • 2 Mumia’s Song 2:24
  • 3 What’s the Difference? 1:59
  • 4 We Want to Be Free 1:36
  • 5 N.B.C. (No Blood‐Thirsty Corporations) 2:12
  • 6 Right to Choose 2:57
  • 7 We Don't Need It! 3:12
  • 8 Anatomy of Your Enemy 3:02
  • 9 Underground Network (live) 3:32
  • 10 Tearing Everyone Down (live) 2:44
  • 11 Bring Out Your Dead (live) 3:01
  • 12 A New Kind of Army (live) 3:46
  • 13 Their System Doesn’t Work for You (live) 2:25
  • 14 Free Nation (live) 2:56
  • 15 Spaz’s House Destruction Party (live) 3:10
  • 16 Die for the Government (live) 31:22

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