Violet Deliriums's video: Minutemen - Little Man with a Gun in His Hand guitar cover

This is my cover of the Minutemen's song "Little Man with a Gun in His Hand" (1983). Americans enjoy the power that violence (or the threat of violence) gives them. A lot of Americans seem to believe that if there is a problem, then violence is the solution -- whether it is a hockey fight, a school shooting, vigilante justice, or a military strike against some faraway land. But, violence does not have the power to create love or beauty, and the person who uses violence to gain power is not really not so big after all. Violence is not the solution -- it is the problem. I played it on my Fender Violet Deliriums ESM Signature Model Blacktop HH Jaguar which has Seymour Duncan SH-1 pickups, a killswitch, and some neat-o stickers on the pickguard. (ESM = Explosive Space Modulator.) I select the bridge humbucker and that goes through my Fender Supersonic 22W amp's "Burn" (hi-gain) channel (gain knobs 3 and 6). To record it, I played along with the mp3 with my computer speakers and amp huddled around a Samson CO1U microphone into my Mac's Photo Booth program, which reverses the image and I don't know how to fix it. The highest love, a woman's touch Harmony, a strong mind, a strong body Beauty all the things he couldn't be, All the things he couldn't have. Little man with a gun in his hand