Whether it is a fear of inspired youth, modern culture or different belief systems, it seems government and authorities cannot deal with change. But the fear goes both ways. Record Labels began to censor their own music for fear that it would not be accepted by society, without the consent of the artists...
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For instance, in 1971, Chrysalis Records changes the lyrics in Jethro Tull's song "Locomotive Breath" without the band's knowledge or consent because label executives feared radio stations would not play the original version, which contains the lyric "got him by the balls." Nothing is more tragic than to see an industry operating by fear...
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Censorship In Music This does not include cable television, which can be audited by parents since the parents must order and pay for the channel to be viewed. "Preventing or punishing speech?is a clear violation of the First Amendment...	4 / 1085
music censorship So on radio and televison any controversial language is either silenced, edited out by a soft sound, or some artists make two versions of their songs; one that is made for the artist's album, which is uncensored; and one for television and radio with any controversial words change to be acceptable for all audiences...	5 / 1135
Censorship in music Some artists make two versions of their songs; one that is made for the artist's album, which is uncensored; and one for television and radio with any controversial words change to be acceptable for all audiences...	4 / 956
censorship This does not include cable television, which can be audited by parents since the parents must order and pay for the channel to be viewed. "Preventing or punishing speech?is a clear violation of the First Amendment...	4 / 1088