" Holiday in Cambodia " is a song by American punk rock band Dead Kennedys. The record was released as the group's second single in May by Optional Music with " Police Truck " as the B-side.B-side: "Police Truck".

Holiday in Cambodia Lyrics: So, you've been to school for a year or two / And you know you've seen it all / In daddy's car, thinkin' you'll go far / Back east, your type don't crawl / Play.

This sound sheet comes free with the "Give Me Convenience Or Give Me Death" LP. If someone tries to charge you extra, steal it. All songs published by Decay Music except B9 published by Acuff Rose Opryland Music Co Inc/5().

Hounded by political enemies and reaching their personal breaking point, the Kennedys bowed with a retrospective of some of their fiercest, finest moments. If one needs a starting point for the band's fierce, funny assault on any level of complacency imaginable, Give Me Convenience is indeed as convenient as it gets.

referencing Give Me Convenience Or Give Me Death, LP, Comp, RE, Gat, LETVLP This edition does not include the incredible page booklet of the original edition, so the letters are printed inside the gatefold sleeve, and the wonderful collages of Winston Smith are lost.

Track for track and album after album, the Dead Kennedys were the most relentlessly political and controversial stateside punk rock band to gain much public notoriety. Originally released in , Give Me Convenience or Give Me Death collects 17 of the band's singles, compilation tracks, and rarities spanning the eight years they played together. This is a wide and deep collection of favorites like "California Über Alles" and "Holiday in /5().

General Commentoops place the text in the wrong place. here it is to understand the meaning of the song, you have to understand some of the history of punk and the cultural environment that surrounded the dead kennedys. Punk was a reaction against the spaced-out hippie culture that was rampant in middle to upper-class youth and college students during the 60s and (somewhat) 70s.

Give Me Convenience or Give Me Death was the last Dead Kennedys album that Biafra approved the production of, which also led to it being the last album released through Alternative Tentacles.