Official album cover artwork for One Does Not Sell the Earth Upon Which the People Walk by Antidote

Antidote

One Does Not Sell the Earth Upon Which the People Walk

RELEASED: January 01, 1986
TYPE: EP
1. Fuck Off - Rip Off 0:28 2. Can't Think - Must Work 0:53 3. Flowers 1:16 4. The Sun 0:57 5. Plastic Bullets 0:24 6. Money 0:44 7. RTZ and BP... Why? 0:50 8. Nuclear Power? No Thanks! 0:51 9. Uranium Bribery Never Fails 0:48 10. Why Can't We Sing About Something Nice? 0:47
One Does Not Sell the Earth Upon Which the People Walk is a seminal album that blends punk rock with indigenous themes and social commentary. The album is notable for its raw sound and passionate delivery, which resonates with a sense of urgency and authenticity. Antidote's lyrical focus on environmentalism and indigenous rights reflects the socio-political climate of the late 1980s and early 1990s, making it a timeless piece that continues to inspire new generations of activists and musicians alike.