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“To remain silent about the abhorrent methods used to interrogate alleged enemy combatants would be a betrayal of the ideals we hold most dear,” said New Yorker music critic Sasha Frere-Jones, a spokesperson for the loose coalition of music snobs. “I mean, ‘Enter Sandman,’ from Metallica’s 1991 self-titled album? Really? Not to say there isn’t some classic stuff on the torture playlist, but even my 12-year-old nephew would choose something a little more unexpected than Nine Inch Nails to shatter an utterly demoralized man’s already tenuous grip on reality.”

“They could have at least picked an excerpt from Dream Theater’s A Change Of Seasons EP to play at 120 decibels for 14 hours a day,” Frere-Jones continued. “If I were handcuffed to a chair with something as tired as Tupac’s ‘Keep Ya Head Up’ blasting in my face, I’d probably pass out from boredom, despite the painful sleep deprivation stress positions.” [more...]

The march, which had no discernable goal or message, and no official organizers, began at approximately 8:45 a.m. in front of what the morons called the National Mall, but was actually the courtyard outside the Olympia Public Library…