As completely inappropriate as that was, it was even more wrong. Fight For Freedom was an early 90s group of Los Angeles community activists/vigilantes. Dave wrote a(nother) song about hating the system but loving his country and its freedoms.
this song is abviously about someones "fight for freedom" and wants to get away from all the man made things and live in peace
Protest to the Government
damn when i saw FFF on here, i thought it was about my 3 F's......Find 'em, Fuck 'em, and Forget 'em.oh well. i'm a huge Megadeth fan, but i honestly have never heard this song.NO CODE you're just mad because Hanson hasn't come out with a new CD.get over it, they slob johnsons, like you and you're old man
who sandman take it easy
*whoa
Um...dude, people put together the FFF = 666 connection before the album was even released in 1997. When it turned out that FFF = Fight For Freedom, it was abandoned like any half-assed theory should be.
yeah, the whole fff=666 thing is purely coincidental there, pal.
seriously, I'm sick of this. IF YOU DON'T LIKE A BAND, DON'T LISTEN TO THEM AND THEN GIVE THEM BAD REVIEWS AND COME ON HERE AND SAY THEY SUCK. this sin't a site where people can make or break a band, its a website that allows fans to give their feedback on songs
whoever thought FFF=666, please lock yourself in a room wiht nothing but this song and listen to it until the message is burned into your brain because the lyrics aren't talking about satan and shit, they're about standing up against a corrupt government.
this song bears a very technical solo from Marty