Friday, February 8, 2019
Censorship of Music :: Argumentative Persuasive Essays
Censorship of medical specialty   Music has always been a basic form of expression. From Antonin Dvorak, to Eminem, to even ancient, tribal music, it has been a medium through which individuals convey their thoughts and expressions. Today this medium is under attack. over we turn, everything we do and say is organism scrutinized. We ar being told what to say. We are being spoon-fed our emotions. No longer are we tout ensembleowed to think freely, openly. All the censors out at that place are on the prowl for another piece to rip to shreds because it doesnt locomote their description of what is decent and moral. What they recrudesce to realize is that we dont make the music for them... We do it for release.         Music has often been the release for some of our most troublesome times. If you are angry or sad, you go home and put in a song that relates to your feelings, making you feel better. I personally, write when Im not in the bes t mood. Whether Im depressed, angry, or whatever, I know that the pen is my one on-key friend, and the parchment will never tell me lies. Many people fail to see this as therapy. They see it as cursing, vulgarity, etc., just for the hell of it. This is not true in most cases.         On Eric Nuzums (I know you love him) website I found some interesting facts. Following the September 11th terrorist attacks, go Channel Communications released a list of 150 lyrically ambiguous songs that it was requesting stations remove from their play lists (Nuzum). Some of these songs were Highway to Hell and land to Thrill AC/DC, Jet Airliner Steve Miller Band, Fly Sugar Ray, some other One Bites the dust Queen, all songs by Rage Against the Machine, and, to beat all else, Walk Like an Egyptian The Bangles. Some of the songs on this list are just ridiculous to the point of hilarity Im sure 99 Luft Balloons is sledding to start a riot      &n bsp  Another amusing example was in June 1965, radio stations across the country ban the Rolling Stones (I Cant cross No) Satisfaction because they believe the lyrics are too sexually suggestive.
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