Banned Music

[BlueCat]

A Brief History of Banned Music in the United States by Eric Nuzum

A selective on-line chronicle of popular music that has been censored, banned, suppressed, or altered against the wishes of its creators and intended audience.


This is a cool website I thought I'd share.....

http://www.ericnuzum.com/banned/incidents/70s.html

Country Joe McDonald is fined $500 for uttering an obscenity during a concert performance of his song "I Feel Like I'm Fixin' To Die Rag."

I loved that song!! Can you imagine how high some of the fines would be TODAY?

BlueCat Reviewed by BlueCat on 01-13-2007. Banned Music A Brief History of Banned Music in the United States by Eric Nuzum A selective on-line chronicle of popular music that has been censored, banned, suppressed, or altered against the wishes of its creators and intended audience. This is a cool website I thought I'd share..... http://www.ericnuzum.com/banned/incidents/70s.html Country Joe McDonald is fined $500 for uttering an obscenity during a concert performance of his song "I Feel Like I'm Fixin' To Die Rag." Rating: 5

[wayoftheleaf]

Shit man, that is crazy.

The song yellow submarine came out before it was even considered a drug term. Fucking idiot beauracrats. John Lennon might have gotten the inspiration to write a kid's song while on an acid trip but still.

Fucking insane.

[BlueCat]

1980

Fearing association with its theme, Mercury Records refuses to release Frank Zappa's single "I Don't Wanna Get Drafted."

A representative of the New York State Division of Substance Abuse Services suggests a tax on musicians whose songs promote drug use.

In October, Youth Minister Art Diaz organizes a group of local teenagers who conduct a record burning at the First Assembly Church of God in Des Moines, Iowa, including albums by the Beatles, Ravi Shankar, Peter Frampton, and the soundtrack to the movie Grease. <--- hahahaha

A similar burning takes place a few months later in Keoku, Iowa, where a church group burns the work of The Carpenters, John Denver, and Perry Como.

Perry Como? Can you imagine? LMAO

[wayoftheleaf]

lol that is funny.


And man, that quote in your sig, the second one mostly, is so true.

[BlueCat]

lol that is funny.


And man, that quote in your sig, the second one mostly, is so true.

Thanks wotl... I love the Rolling Stone...the June 1002 issue should be mandatory reading for everyone..

Hey you changed your avatar didn't you? Didn't you have a real trippy leaf face before....it went really well with your name...I really get into avatars.

I don't know if other people do but I am a visual person so I start relating the avatar to the person and I get attached to the image...then they change it and its like for some people you really have to make an adjustment...hahahaha Do you know what I mean? Maybe other people don't do that...

I am not talkin about you though I like your new one..absolutely.:thumbsup:

You know there is going to be a march on the Pentagon...March 17th? Yesterday there was a FULL PAGE ad in the New York Times talking about it. How cool is that?!!

[MastaChronic]

this...is...an...OUTRAGE!!!!!!!
a federal court bans all icp clothing in schools on the grounds of what the band stnads for, their philosophies....THIS IS AMERICA! the land where you can have whatever philosophy you choose, that judge should be jailed on the grounds of violating the constitution...violating millions of people constitutional rights...

[Dutch Pimp]

....1960's...Louie..Louie....the Kingsmen....scared the shit out radio stations...they could not understand it...