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Songs with Questionable Lyrics
by Acidus at 1:35 am EDT, May 19, 2004

] Clear Channels List of
] Songs with Questionable Lyrics
] Artist Title
snips out a few of the 150 songs banned
] Black Sabbath "War Pigs"
] U2 "Sunday Bloody Sunday"
] Cat Stevens "Peace Train"
] John Lennon "Imagine"
] The Clash "Rock the Casbah"
] Nina "99 Luft Balloons/99 Red Balloons"

Why on earth should would songs be removed from airplay on all of Clear Channel's stations following the 9/11 attacks, when all of these are Anti-war?

Warpig - Politians start meaningless wars that cause pointless deaths, but don't worry, they will go to hell in the end

Sunday Bloody Sunday - Religious feuds only kill innocents, and no one talks about all the evils their cause inflicts. Stop the Cycle.

Peace Train - I'm sad because people are hating each other, but I am also happy because I know soon the world will grow up and be at peace

Imagine - Imagine all the people living in harmony

Rock the Casbah - Damn Arabs with their dicking us over oil

99 Luft Ballons - Some little event could trigger our total destruction, and would anyone even remeber us? War is all so petty and silly.


 
Snopes.com: Did Clear Channel ban songs after 9/11?
by Decius at 9:01 am EDT, May 19, 2004

Acidus wrote:
] ] Clear Channels List of
] ] Songs with Questionable Lyrics

False.

Snopes.com: Did Clear Channel ban songs after 9/11?


  
RE: Snopes.com: Did Clear Channel ban songs after 9/11?
by Acidus at 10:42 am EDT, May 19, 2004

Decius wrote:
] Acidus wrote:
] ] ] Clear Channels List of
] ] ] Songs with Questionable Lyrics
]
] False.

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