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"Anyone
who supports human rights
should buy this CD"
—Coldplay "Anytime
anyone in Burma listens to my music, I want
them to know that they are listening to an artist
that supports their freedom."
—Eric Clapton
Get the 2-CD
set that's banned in Burma!
27 major musicians, including
Paul McCartney, RE.M., Avril Lavigne, Ani DiFranco,
Damien Rice, Eric Clapton, Peter Gabriel, Sting,
U2, and others have united on this groundbreaking
two-CD set to support freedom for 1991 Nobel
Peace Prize recipient Aung San Suu Kyi and the
courageous people of Burma. All proceeds
from the CD will benefit the efforts of the
US Campaign for Burma.
For the Lady features
previously released tracks by Lavigne, Coldplay,
Bright Eyes and Travis, while Pearl Jam, R.E.M.,
Damien Rice and Better Than Ezra contribute
live cuts unavailable anywhere else. Also exclusive
to the album is "Let Freedom Ring,"
a studio track by Audioslave guitarist Tom Morello's
solo incarnation, The Nightwatchman.
TRACK LIST:
Disc 1:
01. U2 - "Walk On"
02. Pearl Jam "Betterman" (live)
03. Coldplay - "In My Place"
04. Ani DiFranco - "In the Way"
05. Bright Eyes - "No Lies, Just Love"
06. R.E.M. - "Drive" (live)
07. Avril Lavigne - "Complicated"
08. Talib Kweli featuring John Legend - "Around
My Way"
09. Lili Haydn - "Unfolding Grace"
10. Peter Gabriel - "Here Comes the Flood"
11. Natalie Merchant - "Motherland"
12. Maná - "Cuando Los Angeles Lloran"
13. Rebecca Fanya - "Paper Airplanes"
14. Ben Harper - "Oppression" (live)
Disc 2:
01. Paul McCartney - "Freedom" (live)
02. The Nightwatchman - "Let Freedom Ring"
03. Eric Clapton - "Wonderful Tonight"
04. Sting - "Fragilidad"
05. Bonnie Raitt - "Angel From Montgomery"
(live)
06. Damien Rice - "Lonely Soldier"
(live)
07. Travis - "The Cage"
08. Guster - "Keep It Together"
09. Hour Cast - "Memories and Lies"
10. Indigo Girls - "Perfect World"
(live)
11. Better Than Ezra - "Get You In"
(live)
12. Matchbox Twenty - "So Sad, So Lonely"
13. Mun Awng - "Tempest of Blood"
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