AC/DC the 11th most dangerous band in Soviet Ukraine
Jass
It rarely happens that I post here, but this time I found
something exciting enough to be worth the post.
It's an official list of 38 bands/artists that were found
dangerous for the communist youth in Ukraine 1985.
And AC/DC unfortunately is only 11th :)
It can easily be concluded that punk is what the soviet
authorities considered the most dangerous type of
western music. But pay attention to Tina Turner at 25
and Julio Iglesias at 31 :) And the reasons they were
considered dangerous (in brackets) :)
1. Sex Pistols (punk, violence)
2. B-52s (punk, violence)
3. Madness (punk, violence)
4. The Clash (punk, violence)
5. Stranglers (punk, violence)
6. Kiss (neofacism, punk, violence)
7. Krokus (violence, the cult of strong personality)
8. Styx (violence, vandalism)
9. Iron Maiden (violence, satanism)
10. Judas Priest (anti-communism, racism)
11. AC/DC (neofacism, violence)
12. Sparks (neofacism, violence)
13. Black Sabbath (violence, satanism)
14. Alice Cooper (violence, vandalism)
15. Nazareth (violence, religious mysticism, sadism)
16. Scorpions (violence)
17. Dschinghis Khan (anti-communism, nationalism)
18. UFO (violence)
19. Pink Floyd (mutilating the foreign policy of USSR ("soviet agression in
Afghanistan")
20. Talking Heads (the myth of soviet military threat)
21. Perrone (erotica)
22. Bohannon (erotica)
23. The Originals (sex)
24. Donna Summer (erotica)
25. Tina Turner (sex)
26. Junior English (sex)
27. Canned Heat (homosexuality)
28. Munich Machine (erotica)
29. Ramones (punk)
30. Van Halen (anti-soviet propaganda)
31. Julio Iglesias (neo-facism)
32. Yazoo (punk, violence)
33. Depeche Mode (punk, violence)
34. Village People (violence)
35. 10cc (neo-facism)
36. The Stooges (violence)
37. The Boys (punk, violence)
38. Blondie (punk, violence)
lol,
Jass
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> something exciting enough to be worth the post.
> It's an official list of 38 bands/artists that were found
> dangerous for the communist youth in Ukraine 1985.
> And AC/DC unfortunately is only 11th :)
Why is that unfortunate? Look at the bright side, at least DC was accuratly
described as neofascist.
Pangaea
LOL!
Lots of inaccurate data there. And AC/DC a political band!?! Now that's
fucked up!
Kinda surprised they didn't say satanism about DC, many do that mistake
badlands420
> 14. Alice Cooper (violence, vandalism)
They forgot animal torture.
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badlands420
> 34. Village People (violence)
Violence against what, the male rectum?
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Jgbintbass
>
>It rarely happens that I post here, but this time I found
>something exciting enough to be worth the post.
>It's an official list of 38 bands/artists that were found
>dangerous for the communist youth in Ukraine 1985.
>And AC/DC unfortunately is only 11th :)
>2. B-52s (punk, violence)
After listening to the over-rated "Love Shack", I can see why it could lead to
one becoming a punk and doing some violence!
>20. Talking Heads (the myth of soviet military threat)
I guess overall nonsense can make some lists.
>38. Blondie (punk, violence)
Yawn!
There's Gonna Be Some Rockin'...
Doonie
>27. Canned Heat (homosexuality)
Can anybody explain this one?
tomScotland
That dude did look like Hitler right enough.......
Gary
> 12. Sparks (neofacism, violence)
>
>
> That dude did look like Hitler right enough.......
So I guess there's no chance of a Judas Priest / Village People tour
in the Ukraine in 2004 :-))), I can see the T- shirts now ....
"Lock Up Your Sons Tour 2004"
Gary
capn wäggajävelen
<to...@blueyonder.co.uk> wrote:
>12. Sparks (neofacism, violence)
>
>
>That dude did look like Hitler right enough.......
Heh heh, I saw them do a free concert with Missing Persons at Magic
Mountain back in 83. They were great!
Jgbintbass
>In article <8arb10d8hg59ciomh...@4ax.com>,
>Village People without the violence.
Now since when were the Village People known for being violent? Aside from the
lead singer wearing a leather outfit, I doubt if a group known for "Macho Man",
"In The Navy", and of course "YMCA" actually caused anyone to get violent...
except maybe those sick of hearing the YMCA song.
Doonie
>Village People without the violence.
Canned Heat had known gays in the band?
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DC classified neofascist perhaps because of that Night Of The Long Knives
song?
Don't know what the song is really about though.
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Geert
> >
> >
> > That dude did look like Hitler right enough...
Is that the band that performs the laughable song 'Big Boy' in the movie
Rollercoaster..? They really look lame...
George Hiebert
Now that's funny.
> 1. Sex Pistols (punk, violence
Jgbintbass
>Styx = violence and vandalism????
>Now that's funny.
Styx possibly got written up for violence and vandalism due to the 'Kilroy Was
Here' album and video... with the long version of the video airing once on MTV
back in '83 or '84. Let's not forget their song with the chorus of "I'm the
wanted man..."
George Hiebert
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Oh, I forgot about that one.