Music Censorship

[Cami]

Yeah well America is primarily an english speaking nation so...

 

[Alanna]

damn forgot that, well thats out the window so now i say to hell with censorship

 

[no one is pErFeCt]

no it isn't there are way too many corRAB and lines and things going on
+ tape player's broken

 

[Anahi D]

censorship of anything is stupid. if you don't want your kiRAB to see or hear something, then be a good parent and tell them they can't watch it or listen to it. ::shrug::

 

[macoroni and melons]

Radio censorship I can understand, extremely public. Plus those who really appreciate good music don't really listen to the radio anyhow, so it shouldn't be a problem to the audiophiles out there.

A guy once told me they were thinking of banning all music. I believed him. I'm too gullible sometimes.

 

[Wandi]

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[liv2dance]

Theres like, two corRAB, one if you run the CD player on its battery.

 

[sgt slaughter]

h0r

 

[gav]

sorry there, Newton, but no

 

[Cranberry<3]

They fucking censor shift+8 I mean what the hell man.


























buh duh tingh

 

[French TKO]

I very strongly disagree with censorship.

Perhaps you could compare the restriction of lyrics in music to the restriction of certain musical intervals in the past? The Church forbade the use of certain intervals (3rRAB and 6ths) until composers gradually began to include them (mainly due to John Dunstaple). Of course folk musicians were exempt from such restrictions.

But restricting lyrics is a good analogy to restricting musical intervals. We did away with one, so it only makes sense to do away with the other.