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– AC/DC
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– Aerosmith
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– Barney theme song (By Bob Singleton)
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– The Bee Gees
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– Britney Spears
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– Bruce Springsteen
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– Christina Aguilera
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– David Gray
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– Deicide
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– Don McClean
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– Dope
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– Dr. Dre
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– Drowning Pool
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– Eminem
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– Hed P.E.
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– James Taylor
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– Limp Bizkit
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– Marilyn Manson
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– Matchbox Twenty
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– Meatloaf
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– Meow mix jingle
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– Metallica
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– Neil Diamond
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– Nine Inch Nails
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– Pink
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– Prince
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– Queen
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– Rage against the Machine
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– Red Hot Chili Peppers
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– Redman
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– Saliva
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– Sesame street theme music (By Christopher Cerf)
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– Stanley Brothers
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– The Star Spangled Banner
- – Tupac Shakur
So I guess my question is “What are they upset about?” They obviously didn’t mind torturing innocent Americans with their awful music. Why be upset that other cultures are now being tortured with it also. I guess the other thing that interests me about this is that this might be the only time in history that Sesame Street, the Barney Song, Tupac, Brittney, Dr. Dre and The Star Spangled Banner have ever been put on the same list.
Five songs I would add if I was trying to torture prisoners (not that I necessarily support that):
- This is the song that never ends…
- You’ve Got a Friend in Me – From the movie Toy Story
- I’m a Barbie Girl, In a Barbie World. Life in plastic…it’s fantastic.
- …You do the hokey pokie and you turn yourself around…
- Yankee Doodle
And besides, after really spending some time going over the list, have we even considered the possibility that the military wasn’t torturing them at all? With artists like Bruce Springstein, Queen, and Matchbox Twenty, maybe we were just introducing them to everything great about America. Maybe it’s not about punishment. Maybe it’s about healing and understanding.
I mean if we could just get one terrorist to agree with Tupac that, “We gotta make a change… It’s time for us as a people to start makin’ some changes. Let’s change the way we eat, let’s change the way we live and let’s change the way we treat each other. You see the old way wasn’t working so it’s on us to do what we gotta do, to survive. And still I see no changes. Can’t a brother get a little peace? There’s war on the streets & the war in the Middle East.” Word Tupac…word.
Anyhow, I guess the moral of the story is: “Don’t subject yourself to torture. Choose talk radio.”









