Fuck World Trade

Fuck World Trade
Studio album by Leftöver Crack
Released	August 31, 2004
Genre	Anarcho-punk
Length	52:52
Label	Alternative Tentacles
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Rock the 40 Oz: Reloaded (2004) Fuck World Trade (2004)

Fuck World Trade is an album by American anarcho-punk group Leftöver Crack, released in 2004 on the Alternative Tentacles label.

The album continues the band's overt anti-racist, anti-misogynist, anti-capitalist, anarcho-communist message of freedom and collectivist coexistence. This album also contains references to the fact that their first album was released the day of the September 11th attacks. That album, Mediocre Generica, was originally titled "Shoot the Kids at School", but that title was rejected by their label, Hellcat Records, a subsidy of Epitaph Records. Fuck World Trade, released through Alternative Tentacles, displays a freer approach, both lyrically and musically, than the previous work of the band, featuring longer songs and guest appearances by Anti-Flag on "Via Sin Dios" as well as "circus-punks" The World/Inferno Friendship Society on "Soon We'll Be Dead." Despite this, it maintains the distinctive "squat-core" style members of Leftöver Crack coined to describe their previous band Choking Victim: high-speed ska mixed with thrashy punk and filled with rawly-screamed laments on and indictments of capitalism, the police, homelessness, drug addiction, and American culture. The last track Operation M.O.V.E. is about an incident in Philadelphia where police burned a public housing community. It also features a secret instrumental that brings the track length to over 10 minutes.