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Music banned on US radio broadcasts

  • 21-09-2001 11:30am
    #1
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1,840 ✭✭✭


    I briefly heard during sinister Pete's show yesterday that some tunes where banned on "Clear something" I was wondering if anyone has the list ..ironically Bush was one of songs and they are changing "speed kills" to "People that we love", also
    Walk like an Egyptian, I share Petes dismay ...anyway I got interupted and didn't hear the full list so if someone did or knows where to get it please post here...I think its very strange indeed!!

    Thanks - Trev


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  • Closed Accounts Posts: 454 ✭✭bandit


    i have heard that stairway to heaven by led zep and highway to hell by ac/dc leaving on a jet plane were all on the list........no sarcasism involved really


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 16 Jen.Jen


    What are they gonna do next.....? Wrap the whole f.ucking nation up in cotton wool.....


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 89 ✭✭anony


    Bush should be banned anyway.....and take that "How to form a grunge band" booklet off them...they've already lent it papa roach, creed and staind :p


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 332 ✭✭o sleep


    don't know if this is the full list, but:

    (particularly liked "all rage against the machine songs")

    for a full 'explanation' (and the list itself, again) go here: http://slate.msn.com/code/chatterbox/chatterbox.asp?Show=9/17/2001&idMessage=8314

    some of them are quite odd suggestions, i mean cat stevens??? is this just because he's turned muslim???


    (it's in two parts, because apparently 'my message is too long, reduce your character count to 10000 characters')


    Drowning Pool Bodies
    Mudvayne Death Blooms
    Megadeth Dread and the Fugitive
    Sweating Bullets
    Saliva Click Click Boom
    P.O.D. Boom
    Metallica Seek and Destroy
    Harvestor of Sorrow
    Enter Sandman
    Fade to Black
    All Rage Against Machine Songs
    Nine Inch Nails Head Like a Hole
    Godsmack Bad Religion
    Tool Intolerance
    Sound Garden Blow Up the Outside
    World
    AC/DC Shot Down in Flames
    Shoot to Thrill
    Dirty Deeds
    Highway to Hell
    Safe in New York City
    TNT
    Hells Bells
    Sabbath War Pigs
    Sabbath Bloody
    Sabbath
    Suicide Solution
    Dio Holy Diver
    Steve Miller Jet Airliner
    Van Halen Jump
    Queen Another One Bites the
    Dust
    Killer Queen
    Pat Benatar Hit Me With Your Best
    Shot
    Love is a
    Battlefield
    Oingo Boingo Dead Man's
    Party
    REM It's The End of the
    World As We Know
    It
    Talking Heads Burning Down the
    House
    Judas Priest Some Heads Are Gonna
    Roll
    Pink Floyd Run Like Hell
    Mother
    Savage Garden Crash and
    Burn
    Dave Mathews Crash Into Me
    Bangles Walk Like Egyptian
    Pretenders My City Was
    Gone
    Alanis Morissette Ironic
    Barenaked Ladies Falling for the First
    Time
    Fuel Bad Day
    John Par St. Elmo's Fire
    Peter Gabriel When You're
    Falling
    Kansas Dust in the
    Wind
    Led Zeplin Stairway to
    Heaven
    The Beatles A Day in the
    Life
    Lucy in the Sky With
    Diamonds
    Ticket To Ride
    Obla Di, Obla
    Da
    Bob Dillon/Guns and Roses Knockin on Heaven's
    Door
    Arthur Brown Fire
    Blue Oyster Cult Burnin' For
    You
    Paul McCartney and Wings Live and Let
    Die
    Jimmy Hendrix Hey Joe
    Jackson Brown Doctor My
    Eyes
    John Melloncamp Crumblin Down
    I'm On Fire
    U2 Sunday Bloody Sunday
    Boston Smokin
    Billy Joel Only the Good Die
    Young
    Barry Mc Guire Eve of Destruction
    Steam Na Na Na Na Hey Hey
    Drifters On Broadway
    Shelly Fabres Johnny Angel
    Los Bravos Black is Black
    Peter and Gordon I Go To Pieces
    A World Without Love
    Elvis (You're the) Devil in
    Disguise
    Zombies She's Not There
    Elton John Bennie & The Jets
    Daniel
    Rocket Man
    Jerry Lee Lewis Great Balls of Fire
    Santana Evil Ways
    Youngbloods Get Together
    Ad Libs The Boy From New
    York City
    Peter Paul and Mary Blowin' In The Wind
    Leavin On A Jet Plane
    Rolling Stones Ruby Tuesday
    Shattered


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 332 ✭✭o sleep


    2nd part: also, it looked alot neater when i posted it.

    Simon And Garfunkel Bridge Over Troubled
    Waters
    Happenings See You In September
    Carole King I Feel The Earth Move
    Yager and Evans In The Year 2525
    Norman Greenbaum Spirit In The Sky
    Brooklyn Bridge Worst That Could
    Happen
    Three Degrees When Will I See You
    Again
    Cat Stevens Peace Train
    Morning Has Broken
    Jan and Dean Dead Man's Curve
    Martha and The Vandellas Nowhere to Run
    Martha and The Vandellas/Van Halen Dancing in the Streets
    Hollies He Ain't Heavy He's
    My Brother
    San Cooke, Hermans Hermits Wonder World
    Petula Clark A Sign of the Times
    Don McLean American Pie
    J. Frank Wilson Last Kiss
    Buddy Holly and the Crickets That'll Be the Day
    John Lennon Imagine
    Bobby Darin Mack The Knife
    The Clash Rock the Casbah
    Surfari's Wipeout
    Blood Sweat and Tears And When I Die
    Dave Clark Five Bits and Pieces
    Tramps Disco Inferno
    Paper Lace The Night Chicago Died
    Frank Sinatra New York, New York
    Creedence Clearwater Revival Travelin' Band
    The Gap Band You Dropped the Bomb
    On Me
    Alien Ant Farm Smooth Criminal
    3 Doors Down Duck & Run
    The Doors The End
    Third Eye Blind Jumper
    Neil Diamond America
    Lenny Kravitz Fly Away
    Tom Petty Free Fallin
    Bruce Springsteen I'm On Fire
    Goin Down
    Phil Collins In the Air Tonight
    Alice In Chains Rooster
    Sea of Sorrow
    Down in a Hole
    Them Bones
    Beastie Boys Sure Shot
    Sabotage
    Cult Fire Woman
    Everclear Santa Monica
    Filter Hey Man, Nice Shot
    Foo Fighters Learn to Fly
    KORN Falling Away from Me
    Red Hot Chili Peppers Aeroplane
    Under the Bridge
    Saliva Click Click Boom
    Smashing Pumpkins Bullet with Butterfly
    Wings
    System of a Down Chop Suey
    Skeeter Davis End of the World
    Rickey Nelson Travelin' Man
    Chi-Lites Have You Seen Her
    Animals We Gotta Get Out of
    This Place
    Fontella Bass Rescue Me
    Mitch Ryder and Detroit Wheels Devil with the Blue
    Dress
    James Taylor Fire and Rain
    Edwin Starr/Bruce Springsteen War
    Lynyrd Skynyrd Tuesday's Gone
    Limp Bizkit Break Stuff
    Green Day Brain Stew
    Temple of the Dog Say Hello to Heaven
    Sugar Ray Fly
    When It's Over
    Local H Bound for the Floor
    Slip Knot Left Behind, Wait and
    Bleed
    Bush Speed Kills
    311 Down
    STP Big Bang Baby
    Dead and Bloated
    Sound Garden Fell on Black Days
    Black Hole Sun
    Nina 99 Luft Ballons/99 Red
    Ballons
    Bad Company No Smoke Without a
    Fire


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  • Closed Accounts Posts: 927 ✭✭✭Monkey


    I think "It's The End of the World As We Know It" is a grand song to be playing at this time - the news are calling it "the day the world changed forever" so you might say the world we knew doesn't exist. Plus it's good as an anti-terrorist and anti-america bombing the Middle East song.

    "Imagine" is a ****ing rediculous inclusion maybe because some of the things he says in the song might hit a nerve with some Americans (aside from the terrorist attack)

    And the inclusion of Walk like an Egyptian is just racism - Egyptians can't be mentioned because their skin is a similar colour to that of the terrorists? Even if the song was called "walk like a muslim" it still shouldn't be banned - most of them aren't evil suicide bombers.


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 57 ✭✭twoheadedcow


    Originally posted by Monkey
    I think "It's The End of the World As We Know It" is a grand song to be playing at this time - the news are calling it "the day the world changed forever" so you might say the world we knew doesn't exist. Plus it's good as an anti-terrorist and anti-america bombing the Middle East song.

    Well actually if you read some of the lyrics, it appears M. Stipe and not O. Bin Laden is the real mastermind behind the attack.. examples...

    Thats gret it starts with an earth quake, birds, snakes and AEROPLANES.

    vitriotic, patriotic, slam, fight, right, might...feelin pretty psyched.

    Six o'clock - TV hour. Don't get caught in foreign towers.

    A government for hire and a combat site (pentagon?)

    Coming in a hurry (the aeroplane)

    Mountains sit in a line (Bin Laden's hideout)


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 927 ✭✭✭Monkey


    Ah there's nothing offensive in it - a reference to a plane and a tower - so what? Sure we've seen nothing on telly but footage of the planes crashing into the towers. Should that footage be banned as insensitive too?


    I'll bet they'll never show the
    Simpsons episode where they go to New York unless they rebuild the towers


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 158 ✭✭dccarm


    Sure we've seen all this before during the Gulf War anyway. I didn't see it on the list, but I'm guessing The Cure 'Killing an Arab' is another one to be pushed to the back of the record box. You can understand the arguments that it might upset the relatives of the victims, but since they can see turn on the telly at any time of the day and watch the planes smashing into the buildings it all seems a bit pointless really.


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 1,840 ✭✭✭Trev M


    Cheers o sleep , pretty big list ??

    Personally think its way over the top but there ya go!!


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  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 2,494 ✭✭✭kayos


    Well Music aint the only thing being effected a load of films have been put on hold due to it including Spiderman cause it has the WTC with a web between the towers and a plane/hellicopter fling into it. The station you are talking about is Clear View (me thinks) I was listening to it over there and it is fairly crap anyway :) .


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 1 scribe


    I recall the email I received the night before from a radio station manager in Michigan. He passed on to me a confidential memo from the radio conglomerate that owns his station: Clear Channel, the company that has bought up 1,200 stations altogether -- 247 of them in the nation's 250 largest radio markets -- and that not only dominates the Top 40 format, but controls 60% of all rock-radio listening.

    The company has ordered its stations not to play a list of 150 songs during this "national emergency." The list, incredibly, includes "Bridge Over Troubled Water," "Peace Train," and John Lennon's "Imagine." Rah-rah war songs, though, are OK.

    And then there was this troubling instruction: "No songs by Rage Against the Machine should be aired." The entire works of a band are banned? Is this the freedom we fight for? Or does this sound like one of those repressive dictatorships we are told is our new enemy?

    The song the college DJ goes ahead and plays is, "Hey, War Pig," by Katrina and the Waves, and he dedicates it to the "all the war mongers out there." Yes, there is hope, the kids are all right.


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 3 Sinsey


    Hummm - what I find most distressing about all this is its the perfect time to get some really trashy pop music banned but they haven't made it on to the list - I'm sure some one could find Britney Hit me Baby one more time, or Westlife Flying without wings offensive but they’re not mentioned at all.

    I’m trying to think of a Boyzone song that could be added but luckily none of their songs are particularly memorable – but there must be more.

    Anyone any suggestions???

    S.x


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 454 ✭✭bandit


    i heard that they have to re shoot the whole ending of the spiderman film because it features a web between the two towers and spiderman scales it and then fights on the roof.
    also on all the almerican shows that have little cut aways between scenes of new york of old have to be reshoot.
    there just removing the whole f.u.c.k.i.n.g. memory of it ever being there just like in...........1984 by george orwell
    oh how well read am i !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 2,287 ✭✭✭thedrowner


    and what did i see on the concert they had in america...the big mourning concert where pearl jam and loads of different bands played-only birdge over troubled water!!!!


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 2,749 ✭✭✭tony 2 tone


    Weird there was no mention of the Afghan Wigs in that there list...........:confused: :eek: :p :mad: :rolleyes: ;)






    I know the pieces fit.......


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