STOP PLAYING "ROCK & ROLL PART TWO" IMMEDIATELY.
Thank you.
UPDATE -- 11/21/2005
From today's WaPo:
British glam rocker Gary Glitter was taken into custody by Vietnamese police in Ho Chi Minh City on Saturday while trying to board a plane to Bangkok, the Associated Press reported. Police launched an investigation Friday into allegations that the aging rocker had participated in lewd acts with a minor. Glitter, 61, whose real name is Paul Francis Gadd, had been living in a rented house in southern Vietnam since March. He was convicted in Britain in 1999 of possessing child pornography and served half of a four-month jail sentence. The singer, who rose to fame with a glam rock act in the 1970s, is perhaps most known for "Rock and Roll (Part 2)," which is often played at sporting events.
Do I have to get on my knees and beg? It's a terrible song! Just cut it out!
7 comments:
Ewwwww, not again! This guy needs help!
Oh ick... The 1999 kiddie-porn thing was bad enough.
Of course, given that the most common song played at baseball games is about anonymous gay sex, I wouldn't hold my breath for the NFL to stop playing "Rock & Roll (Part 2)."
Speaking of which, was there ever a "Rock & Roll (Part 1)?" Or did he just start with 2 to be clever, like Leonard, Part 6?
. . . and replace it with Gary Puckett's "Young Girl"
Young girl, get out of my mind.
My love for you is way out of line.
Nah. Just play Wagner. Or Michael Jackson.
Hey!
Hey!
Alison, yes, there is a "Part 1". It's as bad as "Part 2".
Hugh, that has to be one of the worst songs ever written. And now it will be in my head for the rest of the evening. Thanks!
TRP, go "hey!" yourself.
Hey.
Hey.
*shudder*
Not at all surprising. A great many people think that they exist outside the rules of society and the norms of cultrual decency. Anyone who might suggest otherwise is obviously suspect, anti-Amercan and delusional.
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