@@ferociousgumby past the 50 sec mark after the singer pauses its well known that the drummer screams out "fuck" on the track. there's your dirty version.
I was going to say this... the drummer yells FUCK around 54 seconds because he dropped his stick. They taped* it in an old opera theater standing in crates and they only had one take. SO, there is not a radio version and yoy can hear him yell fuck in every version because it's the only one.
@@FastBowtie388 There's another flub at the beginning of the third verse. The singer starts to sing too soon, but cuts himself off and mumbles a bit, before actually singing the verse.
I only see that it was banned in Malawi. For a very silly reason. Can you please give me something to search or read about Cecilia being banned anywhere else. I’m curious what you had to do to get it back on the air.
You missed a couple... The Doors (Light My Fire), The Byrds (Eight Miles High). Theres probably too many to include in a short video. Thanks for the sampling. Weird History is always publishing superlative content.
And "Hello, I love you, won't you tell me your name." Just one line stands out: Sidewalk crouches at her feet Like a dog that begs for something sweet Do you hope to make her see, you fool? Do you hope to pluck this dusky jewel? People misheard that last line as "something else".
It appears he's the permanent part time narrator until. Because people aren't gonna stop giving views, leaving complaints, or giving thumbs down. All of which benefit this channel.
There was nearly an uprising about a month ago when countless ardent WH fans repeatedly demanded they bring back the irreplaceable 'acerbic wit dude'. He was likely on vacation, but I thought he'd left or been canned and I was lost. I knew I was fond of him, but Weird History is one of my favorite channels and I didn't realize how much of that is dependent on 'The Voice'; it wouldn't be nearly as marvelous without him. In any case, if there's a chance it'll put your mind at ease, I'll share what I suspect is going on. Weird History has grown A LOT since I started watching their videos three years ago; they produce a lot more content than they used to and I'm thinking they hired another narrator so our dude, 'The Voice' doesn't burn out and retire. So, it's probably a good thing. If I had my way, he'd still narrate every video, but it seems like he's still the voice for most of them. I don't think he's going anywhere, especially now that he must know how beloved he is. There's no way they could've missed the outpouring of indignation and fierce demands that "The Voice" return. It was startling to see how many others in the comment sections, (nearly every comment, actually) expressed their fear that he'd left. I thought he was my particular kink... turns out, he has broad appeal. So, I hope that helps.❤
I was born in the 50s so heard all of these first hand. None of them made any impact on me as sexy or drug fuelled or inciting violence. I think the BBC has a habit of getting their knickers in a twist over perceived problems, such as My Generation being offensive to stutterers.
Forgot to mention Van Morrison had to remove a verse about her getting pregnant. Also Kingsmen's Louie Louie was the first recorded 'f***' word. It happens about two minutes in when the drummer dropped his stick. My favorite that did get by the censors was Lou Reed's Take a Walk on the Wild Side.
I just finished hearing the Beach boys God only knows and I didn't hear nothing offensive it's a beautiful song. Probably the people who are offended back then were religious zelots
When songs get banned it is always religious zealots even if it is about something like drugs or sex they if it ain't about living at pure life then they haven't upset mentality mindset
In the air tonight was Phil's first single as a solo artist. Period. Adding "post Genesis" is incorrect as he never left Genesis and they went on to continue recording albums and touring up until this year.
He missed 'Crazy Horses' by the Osmonds. It was banned in England because they thought it was about drugs. It was not. It was about car pollution. Way back when cars were created, their engines were talked about in horse-power. Because cars replaced horses and carriages. It was an excellent Rock of song. ETA: Spelling
I was in the Royal Canadian Navy (instructor at communications school) in 1978. In the evenings, we showed a documentary about the British air craft carrier HMS Ark Royal. The theme song for this film was Rod Stewart's version of Sailing. We all loved this song!
"Of course, there's nothing in the song remotely related to violence or warfare outside of the raging battle taking place within Phil's broken heart" - LOVE IT!
I caught another story on the stuttering on My Generation.... The "why don't you all fff ff fade way" was thought outrageous by elders at BBC because they thought the stutter would make the audience think Roger Daltry was leading into, "why don't you all ffff-f*ck off"..... I Can See for Miles was banned as well. 🚬😎👍
My Generation- the real reason for the stuttering is that it is impersonating someone off their face on amphetamine, like the mods the Who were singing about.
I've heard a number of stories about how a song was pushed as "Controversial" to boost its popularity among the rebellious/counter culture at the time. Like saying a "Satanic Message" was hidden in a certain B side single if you play it backwards. B side single by the way comes from when records had two sided. The popular song would be put on the A side of a record. A second lesser song from the same artist or another artist on the same label would be included on the B side. I was reminded of this from a few podcasts when music/MP3 sales where brought up as a way to boost album sales.
No disrespect to the guy narrating the video but voice acting is meant to actually act and not read off a script. The other guy was able to do a little bit of acting to make it engaging. This eels lifeless, no disrespect.
"You know that song by Phil Collins, 'In The Air Tonight', about that guy who could've saved that other guy from drowning, but didn't, then Phil saw it all, and at a show he found him?"
OK, if you are going to do a clip on songs, get the rights to play parts of the songs so ppl who might not know it, can say ok, I have heard that, or wow!
The thing is about the elvis costello snl thing, jimi hendrix did the same thing on "A Happening For Lulu", a live show on the BBC in january 1969. He was supposed to play voodoo child (slight return), which he did. Then Lulu spoke about how the jimi hendrix experience won Billboard's group of the year award, and introduced "Hey Joe". Here's where it went haywire. For over a year, Hendrix had been playing a long elaborate intro to the song, or sometimes an intro made of lots of noise. The show runners didnt know anything about it. Finally when the song became recognizable, the band played about half of the first verse, then hendrix played a short solo, and immediately after, they stopped playing, the hendrix says: "We're going to stop playing this rubbish and dedicate a song to The Cream" and launched into an instrumental of Cream's "Sunshine Of Your Love". This caused the show to run over into the evening news. The jimi hendrix experience was banned from the BBC for life, the official reason was "Arrogance". You can find the video of it on youtube, its worth a watch.
The only one that really doesn't surprise me is LOLA, but I don't understand why the other songs were picked on. Phil Collins and Van Morrison? Why? That's just insane.
Tara Browne was a man. Please do your research. Here is the real story: Tara Browne must be one of the few people who is more famous for dying than he ever was in life. In December 1966, a Lotus Elan driven at speed by Browne crashed into another car in South Kensington. Two hours later, he died of his injuries, aged just 21. A few weeks afterwards, John Lennon - who had known Browne slightly, but never much liked him - read a report of Browne’s death in the Daily Mail. Sitting at his piano with the whisper of a melody going round in his head, Lennon began to write a song about ‘A lucky man who made the grade . . . He blew his mind out in a car / He didn’t notice that the lights had changed’
The Who My Generation stuttering was offensive??? ....... BTO - aka Bachman Turner Overdrive had a song titled You Ain't Seen Nothin' Yet . The vocalist did a lot of stuttering in that song. He said he got the idea of doing this from his brother who stuttered
@@BeyondDaX - Well, My Generation was from 1965 and BTO's song was 1974. Might be a small difference in time but I am not sure about the tolerance being much different then.
It is unfortunate that this video did not include at least a sample of each song when talking about it. It is probably a licensing restriction problem, but it would be cooler if they did.
Eating ANOTHER Weird History meal, this time a snack! Eating Oreo* Cakesters and drinking 2% milk...while watching this Weird History video! * From the Weird History Food video "What Was the Most Popular Junk Food From Every Decade In the 20th Century?"
The BBC banned an instrumental called Nut Rocker for a while because of regulations regarding interpolation of classical music (it’s a rock’n’ roll instrumental version of the Nutcracker.
The BBC had no option when it came to the Lola lyric. They have a constitution which bans them from advertising, in any way, anything. Even their own publication, the Radio Times (shows how old it is. It is a TV & radio guide) couldn't be advertised on the BBC without them stating that "other magazines are available". A lot of the apparent bans by the BBC lasted next to no time, and mostly were the "fault" of one person overreacting. More often than not, they'd be on the radio on the pirate stations, or later on the independent radio stations, and so the ban rarely lasted more than a week or two. Regarding Sailing, there's a good chance that someone in government was behind that. It was Thatcher's time after all.
It never fails to amuse me that the idiots who ban things don't get that the ban itself makes the banned song or book or whatever even more popular. If they had kept their mouths shut it wouldn't have been a big deal.
Nobody cares that you have irrational, irrelevant preferences. That's not an issue that a sane adult focuses on. What benefits do you get out of embarrassing yourself?
10:31 I remember D.A.R.E., we used to make pledges for the program! D.A.R.E. has caught a lot of flack over the years, but my peers and myself are drug free and the government didn't have to use enormous amounts of public resources to protect us from drugs, we just said "no."
The "Edie Brickell & New Bohemians - What I Am" got a petition to never play that song again from the popular radio station in my city. And rightfully so.
I never for one split, half of a second thought My Generation was the least bit of a sleight to those who stutter. I didn't know it was an homage to another musician. I thought it was just the style he sang for that particular song. To me, that's just silly to even think that. But it was the BBC, right? So....
"Wake Up Little Suzy" by Righteous [Edit: Everly] Bros was banned in Boston, so I heard... And now there's some controversy over "It's Cold Outside" Christmas Song?
Fun fact! "Louis Louis" was investigated by the FCC, who deemed it "unintelligible at any speed". 😂
There is a practically hidden f-bomb in there too.
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@@ferociousgumby past the 50 sec mark after the singer pauses its well known that the drummer screams out "fuck" on the track. there's your dirty version.
I was going to say this... the drummer yells FUCK around 54 seconds because he dropped his stick. They taped* it in an old opera theater standing in crates and they only had one take. SO, there is not a radio version and yoy can hear him yell fuck in every version because it's the only one.
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@@FastBowtie388 There's another flub at the beginning of the third verse. The singer starts to sing too soon, but cuts himself off and mumbles a bit, before actually singing the verse.
The Beatles back in the ussr was so controversial that the Beatles respond with we ain’t Americans to begin with.
I can't believe you guys missed the banning of "Cecilia" by Simon & Garfunkel. We late era hippies put up one heck of a fight to get it back on air.
I only see that it was banned in Malawi. For a very silly reason. Can you please give me something to search or read about Cecilia being banned anywhere else.
I’m curious what you had to do to get it back on the air.
George Martin referred to the orchestral climax in "A Day in the Life" as a "giant orgasm of sound"
It is!
If you did a list of all songs the BBC in the UK ever banned, it would last for at least an hour. 😆
Will you guys ever be doing TIMELINE again? I absolutely love that series and would greatly appreciate a 50’s/60’s/2000’s 🥹🙏
The Little Old Lady from Pasadena was actually sung by Jan and Dean. That’s a very common mistake because they sound virtually identical.
You missed a couple... The Doors (Light My Fire), The Byrds (Eight Miles High). Theres probably too many to include in a short video. Thanks for the sampling. Weird History is always publishing superlative content.
And "Hello, I love you, won't you tell me your name." Just one line stands out:
Sidewalk crouches at her feet
Like a dog that begs for something sweet
Do you hope to make her see, you fool?
Do you hope to pluck this dusky jewel?
People misheard that last line as "something else".
Leaving on a jet plane after 911
The tide is high after one of tsunamis
Where is the real narrator…?
Right here. Listen, and you'll hear him.
It appears he's the permanent part time narrator until. Because people aren't gonna stop giving views, leaving complaints, or giving thumbs down. All of which benefit this channel.
@@jenniferlonnes7420Don’t be a dick, He means original. Duh.
Yeah he is part time so therefore he is gonna just do specific ones for the time being. That's what it looks like.
Ummmmm being a fake narrator is a thing?
Wait....
This isn't Weird History!
Where's 'The Voice'?
#BringBackTheVoice
There was nearly an uprising about a month ago when countless ardent WH fans repeatedly demanded they bring back the irreplaceable 'acerbic wit dude'. He was likely on vacation, but I thought he'd left or been canned and I was lost. I knew I was fond of him, but Weird History is one of my favorite channels and I didn't realize how much of that is dependent on 'The Voice'; it wouldn't be nearly as marvelous without him. In any case, if there's a chance it'll put your mind at ease, I'll share what I suspect is going on.
Weird History has grown A LOT since I started watching their videos three years ago; they produce a lot more content than they used to and I'm thinking they hired another narrator so our dude, 'The Voice' doesn't burn out and retire. So, it's probably a good thing. If I had my way, he'd still narrate every video, but it seems like he's still the voice for most of them. I don't think he's going anywhere, especially now that he must know how beloved he is. There's no way they could've missed the outpouring of indignation and fierce demands that "The Voice" return. It was startling to see how many others in the comment sections, (nearly every comment, actually) expressed their fear that he'd left. I thought he was my particular kink... turns out, he has broad appeal.
So, I hope that helps.❤
@@crowdedcrow3098 i want The Voice back, this guy cant tell a joke. the same happened at Nutty History, i want him back too he was so snarky!
I was born in the 50s so heard all of these first hand. None of them made any impact on me as sexy or drug fuelled or inciting violence. I think the BBC has a habit of getting their knickers in a twist over perceived problems, such as My Generation being offensive to stutterers.
Forgot to mention Van Morrison had to remove a verse about her getting pregnant. Also Kingsmen's Louie Louie was the first recorded 'f***' word. It happens about two minutes in when the drummer dropped his stick.
My favorite that did get by the censors was Lou Reed's Take a Walk on the Wild Side.
I just finished hearing the Beach boys God only knows and I didn't hear nothing offensive it's a beautiful song. Probably the people who are offended back then were religious zelots
When songs get banned it is always religious zealots even if it is about something like drugs or sex they if it ain't about living at pure life then they haven't upset mentality mindset
And here I thought the problem with "Day In The Life" was "Found my way upstairs and had a smoke/Then somebody spoke and I went into a dream..."
Narrator: Please, please never attempt a British accent ever again. EVER!
lol
I hope he does it every video.
Then what does Pound Town and WAP say about this generation? I miss 80's innuendos in music.
In the air tonight was Phil's first single as a solo artist. Period. Adding "post Genesis" is incorrect as he never left Genesis and they went on to continue recording albums and touring up until this year.
Little Old lady From Pasadena was Jan and Dean
Just seeing that Phil has to sit to sing now made me sad.
Same with Peter Frampton but Peter didn't even expect to still be able to play by this stage.
Where is my usual presenter. Identify yourself!
😂😂😂
He missed 'Crazy Horses' by the Osmonds. It was banned in England because they thought it was about drugs. It was not. It was about car pollution. Way back when cars were created, their engines were talked about in horse-power. Because cars replaced horses and carriages.
It was an excellent Rock of song.
ETA: Spelling
It wasn't banned in the UK, I watched it live on Top of the Pops!
@@y_fam_goeglyd it was. It just didn't stay banned very long.
The Osmonds...making a song about drugs?? 😂
@@iwaspaidtoflywithyoubatman yep. Which explains how fast they removed the ban! Heroin, seriously? 🙄
3:35 Paul McCartney has frequently said during his interviews that "God Only Knows" by The Beach Boy is his favourite song of all time.
So many songs got banned for all the wrong, stupid reasons.
I was in the Royal Canadian Navy (instructor at communications school) in 1978. In the evenings, we showed a documentary about the British air craft carrier HMS Ark Royal.
The theme song for this film was Rod Stewart's version of Sailing. We all loved this song!
"Of course, there's nothing in the song remotely related to violence or warfare outside of the raging battle taking place within Phil's broken heart" - LOVE IT!
Damn, time for me to pull out my classic rock records!
Don't forget 'Whip It' by Devo.
the music video is freaking hilarious. Why are they wearing Dixie cup as hats?
Happy Holidays Everyone 🎄💚❤️
The little old lady from Pasadena was not written or sung by The Beach Boys. It was done by Jan and Dean.
Little old lady from Pasadena is a Jan and Dean
You have to use the og narrator Tom or no one will watch
People still are though
I caught another story on the stuttering on My Generation....
The "why don't you all fff ff fade way" was thought outrageous by elders at BBC because they thought the stutter would make the audience think Roger Daltry was leading into, "why don't you all ffff-f*ck off".....
I Can See for Miles was banned as well.
🚬😎👍
My Generation- the real reason for the stuttering is that it is impersonating someone off their face on amphetamine, like the mods the Who were singing about.
what happened to the normal narrator?
5:43 The Kinks are another of my favorite bands.
I've heard a number of stories about how a song was pushed as "Controversial" to boost its popularity among the rebellious/counter culture at the time. Like saying a "Satanic Message" was hidden in a certain B side single if you play it backwards.
B side single by the way comes from when records had two sided. The popular song would be put on the A side of a record. A second lesser song from the same artist or another artist on the same label would be included on the B side. I was reminded of this from a few podcasts when music/MP3 sales where brought up as a way to boost album sales.
Yeah “two teenagers” wrote that. Highly doubtful. I’m sure it was a “concerned parent” acting on behalf of “concerned teenagers around the country.” 🙄
What’s happening, no OG narrator and my other favorite history channel also changed their narrator..
The cute comments don't come across well with this narrator. It's interesting how important the voice is.
Tara Browne who was mentioned in the song "A Day in the Life" and was the victim of a car crash in real life was male, not female.
I had a feeling Brown Eyed Girl sounded a little too….safe! Very interesting
Wait... I thought "The Little Old Lady (from Pasadena)" was a Jan & Dean song.
Wasn't it.?
No disrespect to the guy narrating the video but voice acting is meant to actually act and not read off a script. The other guy was able to do a little bit of acting to make it engaging. This eels lifeless, no disrespect.
That's not something that a sane adult focuses on.
@ChadwickTheChad Well, how is the audience supposed to be engaged when the voice actor isn't even engaged?
None of these songs deserved to be banned and every one of them was banned for silly or idiotic reasons.
Please bring back THE narrator, partly the reason why I like the content of this channel is the narration
That's a weird thing to focus on.
Cant believe u didnt do walk on the wild side❤
And the colored girls sing, do, do, do, do do do do…
"You know that song by Phil Collins, 'In The Air Tonight', about that guy who could've saved that other guy from drowning, but didn't, then Phil saw it all, and at a show he found him?"
In The Air Tonight - I know at the time most eople were sure it meant sm0king mary jane
The little old lady from pasadena was originally a Jan and Dean song
OK, if you are going to do a clip on songs, get the rights to play parts of the songs so ppl who might not know it, can say ok, I have heard that, or wow!
Wrong narrator
Hey that was really good. I learned something. Something new which is also good. Thanks
I'm here for the complaints about the narrator. 🙂
How about the biggest music events ever based on audience size?
The thing is about the elvis costello snl thing, jimi hendrix did the same thing on "A Happening For Lulu", a live show on the BBC in january 1969.
He was supposed to play voodoo child (slight return), which he did. Then Lulu spoke about how the jimi hendrix experience won Billboard's group of the year award, and introduced "Hey Joe".
Here's where it went haywire. For over a year, Hendrix had been playing a long elaborate intro to the song, or sometimes an intro made of lots of noise. The show runners didnt know anything about it.
Finally when the song became recognizable, the band played about half of the first verse, then hendrix played a short solo, and immediately after, they stopped playing, the hendrix says:
"We're going to stop playing this rubbish and dedicate a song to The Cream" and launched into an instrumental of Cream's "Sunshine Of Your Love".
This caused the show to run over into the evening news.
The jimi hendrix experience was banned from the BBC for life, the official reason was "Arrogance".
You can find the video of it on youtube, its worth a watch.
The only one that really doesn't surprise me is LOLA, but I don't understand why the other songs were picked on.
Phil Collins and Van Morrison? Why? That's just insane.
People can be idiots!
People who ban music should be condemned to never hear any music again.
Tara Browne was a man. Please do your research. Here is the real story:
Tara Browne must be one of the few people who is more famous for dying than he ever was in life. In December 1966, a Lotus Elan driven at speed by Browne crashed into another car in South Kensington. Two hours later, he died of his injuries, aged just 21.
A few weeks afterwards, John Lennon - who had known Browne slightly, but never much liked him - read a report of Browne’s death in the Daily Mail. Sitting at his piano with the whisper of a melody going round in his head, Lennon began to write a song about ‘A lucky man who made the grade . . . He blew his mind out in a car / He didn’t notice that the lights had changed’
What's the song playing under the section about the Kinks - Lola?
How times have changed. Decades after Lola, Lana Del Ray releases a song about her *a-hem* tasting like “Pepsi Cola”
Walks like a woman...talks like a man.
Clearly, 'God Only Knows' was banned for giving people diabetes.😜
The Who My Generation stuttering was offensive??? .......
BTO - aka Bachman Turner Overdrive had a song titled You Ain't Seen Nothin' Yet . The vocalist did a lot of stuttering in that song. He said he got the idea of doing this from his brother who stuttered
Different times, different tolerances
@@BeyondDaX - Well, My Generation was from 1965 and BTO's song was 1974.
Might be a small difference in time but I am not sure about the tolerance being much different then.
@@nazfan01 Depends on who you ask from that time, not every generation has one standard level of tolerance even in 'current day'
*Music soothes the Savage breast.
Wishing everyone a blessed and joyous holiday season!❤
Thanks David. Back at you and yours.
Whoa whoa what happened to the other Narrator... i don't like change
Deal with it.
@jenniferlonnes7420 just like how your dealing with your husband cheatin on you..
Still living in your Mom's basement 😂
Ha good one 🤣 but I'm pretty cool in my own house thank you
@@kdottv4042 sure kid!
This narrator sucks. There's only one good one. The woman got less annoying, but that OG funny dude is the only one that can pull off any jokes.
It must have taken ages to find the most unflattering pictures of all those people. Good job well done!
This narrator is a GOOF!
It is unfortunate that this video did not include at least a sample of each song when talking about it. It is probably a licensing restriction problem, but it would be cooler if they did.
Where is my Narrator Daddy? Please bring him back….stop switching him out with “Fill- ins”
In The Air Tonight was also banned from British radio during the Falkland War.
Thanks for this! 🎶
Who in the hell narrator is this ????
Split Enz' Six Months in a Leaky Boat was also banned during the Falklands
I had a hard enough time adjusting to the lady narrator... I can't handle another change nooooooooooooooo
This video just confirms to me how stupid we are as a society. 🤦🏻♂️
GOD ONLY KNOES - is one of the most beautiful songs ever!
LOLA is a terrific rock n roll song.
MY GENERATION is epic.
It's so dumb that this is what they ban from radio. 99% of all of it is nothing.
Also during the Falklands war the BBC wouldn't play "Six Months in a Leaky Boat" by Split Enz.
Eating ANOTHER Weird History meal, this time a snack!
Eating Oreo* Cakesters and drinking 2% milk...while watching this Weird History video!
* From the Weird History Food video "What Was the Most Popular Junk Food From Every Decade In the 20th Century?"
Can't. Sorry. Out.
This narrator is killing me
The song 'Green Eyed Lady was banned because of the line 'setting sun's and lonely lovers free'. Why?
The BBC banned an instrumental called Nut Rocker for a while because of regulations regarding interpolation of classical music (it’s a rock’n’ roll instrumental version of the Nutcracker.
This sounds like that awful Adam ruins everything guy. Thumbs down. Done listening.
The BBC had no option when it came to the Lola lyric. They have a constitution which bans them from advertising, in any way, anything. Even their own publication, the Radio Times (shows how old it is. It is a TV & radio guide) couldn't be advertised on the BBC without them stating that "other magazines are available".
A lot of the apparent bans by the BBC lasted next to no time, and mostly were the "fault" of one person overreacting. More often than not, they'd be on the radio on the pirate stations, or later on the independent radio stations, and so the ban rarely lasted more than a week or two. Regarding Sailing, there's a good chance that someone in government was behind that. It was Thatcher's time after all.
It never fails to amuse me that the idiots who ban things don't get that the ban itself makes the banned song or book or whatever even more popular. If they had kept their mouths shut it wouldn't have been a big deal.
I 👎 every Weird History video without the normal guy.
Swing and a miss here. Bad content, bad script and amateurish read. What’s going on guy??
STOP FORCING HIM ON US DUDE WE DONT LIKE HIM
Nobody cares that you have irrational, irrelevant preferences. That's not an issue that a sane adult focuses on. What benefits do you get out of embarrassing yourself?
Buttt bahfore we get started**** learn the intro 😭
Get this guy out of here!
Indeed!
You leave!
Who da fook is this guy
Not a fan of this delivery.
The theme song for octopussy was ban in Japan in 80's because they thought it was about drugs
10:31 I remember D.A.R.E., we used to make pledges for the program!
D.A.R.E. has caught a lot of flack over the years, but my peers and myself are drug free and the government didn't have to use enormous amounts of public resources to protect us from drugs, we just said "no."
My father worked a few years at a local rehab centre and that put me off illegal drugs.
@@PurpleAmharicCoffee D.A.R.E. is more about dealing with peer pressure and how to combat it, it's not an individual experience.
The "Edie Brickell & New Bohemians - What I Am" got a petition to never play that song again from the popular radio station in my city. And rightfully so.
I forgot about that song. I'm gonna listen to it right now.
I never for one split, half of a second thought My Generation was the least bit of a sleight to those who stutter. I didn't know it was an homage to another musician. I thought it was just the style he sang for that particular song. To me, that's just silly to even think that. But it was the BBC, right? So....
This ain’t my dude
"Wake Up Little Suzy" by Righteous [Edit: Everly] Bros was banned in Boston, so I heard... And now there's some controversy over "It's Cold Outside" Christmas Song?