View Full Version : First Cheerleaders now "Louie Louie"
Hogan11
05-05-2005, 01:00 PM
What the hell is happening to this country??
Band Banned From Performing 'Louie Louie' Thu May 5,10:27 AM ET
BENTON HARBOR, Mich. - A pop culture controversy that has simmered for decades came to a head when a middle school marching band was told not to perform "Louie Louie."
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Benton Harbor Superintendent Paula Dawning cited the song's allegedly raunchy lyrics in ordering the McCord Middle School band not to perform it in Saturday's Grand Floral Parade, held as part of the Blossomtime Festival.
In a letter sent home with McCord students, Dawning said "Louie Louie" was not appropriate for Benton Harbor students to play while representing the district — even though the marching band wasn't going to sing it.
Band members and parents complained to the Board of Education at its Tuesday meeting that it was too late to learn another song, The Herald-Palladium of St. Joseph reported.
"It's very stressful for us to try to come up with new songs for the band," eighth-grader Laurice Martin told the board. "We're trying to learn the songs from last year, but some of us weren't in the band last year."
Dawning said that if a majority of parents supports their children playing the song, she will reconsider her decision.
"It was not that I knew at the beginning and said nothing," Dawning said. "I normally count on the staff to make reliable decisions. I found out because a parent called, concerned about the song being played."
"Louie Louie," written by Richard Berry in 1956, is one of the most recorded songs in history. The best-known, most notorious version was a hit in 1963 for the Kingsmen; the FBI spent two years investigating the lyrics before declaring they not only were not obscene but also were "unintelligible at any speed."
Mile High Shack
05-05-2005, 01:02 PM
I think Bluto Blutarsky just rolled over in his grave
bendog
05-05-2005, 01:14 PM
kids prolly can't read and they worry about this crap. lol
http://www.thesmokinggun.com/louie/louie.html
Mile High Shack
05-05-2005, 01:22 PM
Just like when Ozzy got sued for Suicide Solution and the attorney said, “listen you can hear him say, take the gun, shoot, shoot, shoot”
It’s all BS, the real lyrics are probably what they say, not what some idiot thought they heard.
Bronco_Beerslug
05-05-2005, 01:45 PM
Just like when Ozzy got sued for Suicide Solution and the attorney said, “listen you can hear him say, take the gun, shoot, shoot, shoot”
It’s all BS, the real lyrics are probably what they say, not what some idiot thought they heard.
:gossip:
the FBI spent two years investigating the lyrics before declaring they not only were not obscene but also were "unintelligible at any speed."
ROFL! ROFL! ROFL!
Louie Louie, oh baby, me gotta go.
Louie Louie, oh baby, me gotta go.
A fine little girl, she waits for me.
Me catch the ship across the sea.
I sailed the ship all alone.
I never think I'll make it home.
Louie Louie, me gotta go.
Three nights and days we sailed the sea.
Me think of girl constantly.
On the ship, I dream she there.
I smell the rose in her hair.
Louie Louie, me gotta go.
Me see Jamaican moon above.
It won't be long me see me love.
Me take her in my arms and then
I tell her I never leave again.
Louie Louie, oh baby, I said we gotta go
http://www.xs4all.nl/~tdg/lyrics.html
FADERPROOF
05-05-2005, 02:13 PM
Just like when Ozzy got sued for Suicide Solution and the attorney said, “listen you can hear him say, take the gun, shoot, shoot, shoot”
It’s all BS, the real lyrics are probably what they say, not what some idiot thought they heard.
Didn't a family take Judas Priest to court over their sons suicide because subliminally, you could hear Rob Halford say "do it" or something close to that?
This was back in the 80's so I'm not exactly sure, but I do recall this incident with JP going on trial.
-Slap-
05-05-2005, 07:19 PM
Just like when Ozzy got sued for Suicide Solution and the attorney said, “listen you can hear him say, take the gun, shoot, shoot, shoot”
It’s all BS, the real lyrics are probably what they say, not what some idiot thought they heard.
To show you how stupid people are, they interpreted the song to mean he's advocating suicide as a solution. Actually, Suicide Solution was about a friend who drank himself to death. The word solution was used as a synonym for liquid/alcohol.
Judas Priest was sued by the people who's kid blew his face in with a shotgun, only to survive, so he looked like a giant butthole walking down the street.
Champbaileystopsmoss
05-05-2005, 07:23 PM
any pictures of this guy??
Rock Chalk
05-05-2005, 07:30 PM
"Louie Louie," written by Richard Berry in 1956, is one of the most recorded songs in history. The best-known, most notorious version was a hit in 1963 for the Kingsmen; the FBI spent two years investigating the lyrics before declaring they not only were not obscene but also were "unintelligible at any speed."
Great usage of our national resources guys. :thumbsup:
watermock
05-05-2005, 07:45 PM
I'll never forget Shelly Crimm as she showed those panties on a kick. I beat my drum harder and harder. True story. She was Playboy hot. I still think about her.
She was red hot.
Cheerleader routines have been overtly sexual for decades. Sit down Jerry Fallwell. Sheesh.
I love it when the moral crusaders have so many skeletons in the closet. If they keep it up, I'm voting Democrat, as long as it isn't Hillary.
Crushaholic
05-05-2005, 08:40 PM
It's good that they don't know about "the impromptu chant" in between the lyrics of "Mony, Mony". ;)
Spider
05-05-2005, 08:43 PM
I saw this on the news ....... what a joke
It's good that they don't know about "the impromptu chant" in between the lyrics of "Mony, Mony".
No Kidding ....... ;D
dnvrbrncos
05-05-2005, 09:44 PM
My dad went to a Kingsman concert in his youth. He says it was quite clear what they were saying - and it's not the nice "clean" version printed here. For what it's worth.
Mtbrncofn
05-05-2005, 11:03 PM
Good Lord, that is ridiculous. I was a band geek, and that was a pep band staple!
Dumbasses.
So what is the thing about cheerleaders?
Bronco_Beerslug
05-06-2005, 05:18 AM
Good Lord, that is ridiculous. I was a band geek, and that was a pep band staple!
Dumbasses.
So what is the thing about cheerleaders?
Texas considers ban on sexy cheerleaders
07:00 AEST Wed May 4 2005
AFP
AUSTIN, Texas (AFP) - Legislators in Texas, famed for its Dallas Cowboy cheerleaders, on Tuesday considered legislation to ban 'sexually suggestive' performances in schools.
http://news.ninemsn.com.au/img/entertainment/0405_cheerleader_g.jpg
The law would ban dance routines by school cheerleaders at sports events that one politician said was like something out of a strip club.
Exposed midriffs and ever shorter shorts and skirts have particularly outraged some legislators.
"Some of them are just downright vulgar, something you would see at an adult club or something," said Joe Deshotel, a Democratic member of the Texas House of Representatives, which is considering the bill. "The problem is in the eye of the beholder, I guess."
One of the co-authors of the bill, Republican Corbin Van Arsdale, said many parents want restrictions because they go to Friday night games to see young men clashing on the football field, not girls shaking their behinds on the sidelines.
"You've got children seeing things that their parents would rather them not see," said Van Arsdale.
But the proposed ban is not popular with the National Cheerleaders Association or the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU). The bill would allow the Texas Education Agency to ban routines deemed vulgar or excessive.
"Without a specific definition of what these kids cannot perform, the sky is the limit," the ACLU warned. "Any complaintant can construe any dance step, cheer or movement of any sort as sexually suggestive."
The Dallas Cowboy Cheerleaders began captivating audiences with their sexy drill team routines, knee-high white boots and low-cut tops, in the 1970s.
Cheerleaders have since become a fixture of football games across the United States from high school to professional teams.
In Texas, the obsession came into violent focus in 1991, when Wanda Holloway, nicknamed the "pompom mom", was accused of trying to murder the mother of her daughter's cheerleading rival.
Supporters of the legislation say those kinds of excesses show why change is necessary. They want to take Texas back to simpler days, when drill teams performed traditional routines, wore patriotic clothing and longer skirts.
"I think we should look at going back to the old traditions, to the art of dance," said Representative Tommy Merritt, a Republican. "It doesn't have to be all bumpin' and grindin'," he declared.
redrage
05-06-2005, 06:10 AM
The best thing for this student body to do is to start singing it acapella (sp?) during their football games.
Crushaholic
05-06-2005, 06:13 AM
Just like when Ozzy got sued for Suicide Solution and the attorney said, “listen you can hear him say, take the gun, shoot, shoot, shoot”
It’s all BS, the real lyrics are probably what they say, not what some idiot thought they heard.
When they still can't find a hidden message, then they try to play it backwards. Or, they come up with some BS about AC/DC standing for Anti-Christ/Devil Child... :saywhat:
Mile High Shack
05-06-2005, 06:14 AM
When they still can't find a hidden message, then they try to play it backwards. Or, they come up with some BS about AC/DC standing for Anti-Christ/Devil Child... :saywhat:
how about KISS standing for Knights in Satans Service
LOL
Crushaholic
05-06-2005, 06:18 AM
how about KISS standing for Knights in Satans Service
LOL
I forgot about that... :spit:
Bronco_Beerslug
05-06-2005, 06:25 AM
What is the Message of Rock Music?
Every song is different, but there are certain messages that come through again and again in rock/pop and rap music.
Message Number One - Rebellion and Lawlessness
"Do what you want."
"No one can tell you how to live your life."
"I don't care what you say anymore, this is my life".
These lyrics encourage young people to despise the authority of parents, teachers, church leaders, government authorities - anyone who would dare to try to instruct them and teach them in the way they should go. They appeal directly to pride, independence and lust. If everyone followed these principles without compromise the world would be an unbearable place to live in. There would be no happy families, just a bunch of selfish hedonists hell-bent on having a mad time. In practice, the constraints of society put limits on these kind of thing, but there are many rock and roll stars who are out to convince us that such a society should be destroyed anyway so that we can get on with the serious business of fulfilling our own lusts without limits.
Message Number Two - Lust is the Way to Go
A lot of songs talk about love, but often this doesn't mean much more than lust. Love want to give, but lust just wants to take. Lust views people as a means to sexual gratification - not a really high view of humanity, in my view. The body language of today's pop musicians is loaded with sexual innuendo. Even if the words aren't always about sex, the body language on channels like MTV usually is. It is well known in the music industry that sex sells. Modern music has had an enormous influence on the attitude of people towards sexual morality. Whereas before the 1960's most people believed in keeping yourself sexually pure until your wedding night, today, the majority of adolescents are sexually active in their early teenage years. The consequence of this is usually hardness of heart, misery and dissatisfaction later on in life. In countries where rock music prevails, not many couples manage to build an enduring, life long relationship. The break-ups multiply the cycle of hurt in both parents and children. Hurt people are vulnerable to temptation to rebellion and to feed on the same things that guarantee failure in future relationships.
Message Number Three - Evil is Good and Good is Evil
It is amazing how popular satanic heavy metal music is in many places. These bands glorify things that are evil and perverse, and despise what is clean and noble. Their attitudes are transmitted to their listeners. Just a casual look at the album covers show a fascination with demonic and occultic imagery. Its not uncommon for these bands to openly mock God, Jesus Christ and the Cross. Its seems as if these musicians have become controlled by demons who seek to express their hatred towards God and the Christian message. I've never yet seen Rock and Roll bands mock Buddhism, Hinduism or Islam. Interesting...
If you find yourself in sympathy with these messages of rock and roll it could well be that this music has captured your soul!
Messages from Satan in Rock and Roll
How do these words strike you, from AC/DC's song, "Hell's Bells"
"Won't take no prisoners, won't spare no lives. Nobody's putting up a fight. I've got my bells I'm going to take you to hell. ... Satan get you. Hell's bells."
In previous generations, church bells would ring calling people to come and worship God. Now people are listening to Hell's bells and they are on their way to a place called hell. Not so many years ago a fire broke out in a disco in France and many young people burned to death. Those who escaped testified that as the fire spread the band continued to play on as if in a kind of demonic trance, until they too burned to death. Satan is so confident of his influence over the current generation that he can't help but brag about it a little.
Michael Hutchence, who tragically killed himself at the end of 1997 was a successful rock and roll artist who clearly had some leaning towards religious themes. The songs of INXS, such as "Original Sin", "Dancing on the Jetty" and others reflect this. I was amazed though when I heard the words of the hit song, "Devil inside".
"Devil inside, devil inside, every single one of us, the devil inside". I could not make out some of the lyrics of that song at first. It says, "It's hard to believe we need a place called hell, a place called hell". When I heard it I could only make out, "We need a place called hell, a place called hell". Its tragic, but we have no reason to believe Hutchence is not in hell now, experiencing the horror and agony of what it means to be cut off from all comfort in a place of eternal punishment. When people meet the Lord Jesus they don't go off and commit suicide. You want to live for the glory of God. One of the doctrines of satanism is to get as many people as possible to hell, as well as going there yourself. The problem is, hell is not some kind of eternal wild party. Satan's advertising for hell is one big lie. It shouldn't be surprising to know that Satan is a liar. He's always promoted the practice of lying and he is the father of lies himself.
Its a statistical fact that many rock and roll stars have died young. Some, like Michael Hutchence, and Kurt Cobain, have killed themselves after experiencing all that the world can offer (though some may dispute this). Something doesn't work in the philosophy of self-indulgence. It doesn't lead to lasting happiness. Life is short. We were made by God and for God, and we'll never be fulfilled unless we come to Him and experience Him. Rock and roll is like a drug that promises to satisfy but actually binds the souls of men to the power of evil.
Christian Rock and CCM
For the sake of Christians wondering about Christian Rock and Christian Contemporary Music, I've added a new page where I address this subject.
I hope to write more on this subject in the future and provide more relevant information. Until then, I hope to hear back from readers.
http://www.christian-faith.com/rockandroll.html
watermock
05-06-2005, 06:28 AM
http://images.dance.net/images/369/auditions10_042504_400small.jpg
"what! I'm just looking..."
Rohirrim
05-06-2005, 07:05 AM
http://www.tiramillas.net/cine/menasuvari/02.jpg
This thread is no good without pictures.
BroncoBen
05-06-2005, 08:25 AM
Blame the Bushies...
Hogan11
05-06-2005, 10:13 AM
What is the Message of Rock Music?
Every song is different, but there are certain messages that come through again and again in rock/pop and rap music.
Message Number One - Rebellion and Lawlessness
"Do what you want."
"No one can tell you how to live your life."
"I don't care what you say anymore, this is my life".
These lyrics encourage young people to despise the authority of parents, teachers, church leaders, government authorities - anyone who would dare to try to instruct them and teach them in the way they should go. They appeal directly to pride, independence and lust. If everyone followed these principles without compromise the world would be an unbearable place to live in. There would be no happy families, just a bunch of selfish hedonists hell-bent on having a mad time. In practice, the constraints of society put limits on these kind of thing, but there are many rock and roll stars who are out to convince us that such a society should be destroyed anyway so that we can get on with the serious business of fulfilling our own lusts without limits.
Message Number Two - Lust is the Way to Go
A lot of songs talk about love, but often this doesn't mean much more than lust. Love want to give, but lust just wants to take. Lust views people as a means to sexual gratification - not a really high view of humanity, in my view. The body language of today's pop musicians is loaded with sexual innuendo. Even if the words aren't always about sex, the body language on channels like MTV usually is. It is well known in the music industry that sex sells. Modern music has had an enormous influence on the attitude of people towards sexual morality. Whereas before the 1960's most people believed in keeping yourself sexually pure until your wedding night, today, the majority of adolescents are sexually active in their early teenage years. The consequence of this is usually hardness of heart, misery and dissatisfaction later on in life. In countries where rock music prevails, not many couples manage to build an enduring, life long relationship. The break-ups multiply the cycle of hurt in both parents and children. Hurt people are vulnerable to temptation to rebellion and to feed on the same things that guarantee failure in future relationships.
Message Number Three - Evil is Good and Good is Evil
It is amazing how popular satanic heavy metal music is in many places. These bands glorify things that are evil and perverse, and despise what is clean and noble. Their attitudes are transmitted to their listeners. Just a casual look at the album covers show a fascination with demonic and occultic imagery. Its not uncommon for these bands to openly mock God, Jesus Christ and the Cross. Its seems as if these musicians have become controlled by demons who seek to express their hatred towards God and the Christian message. I've never yet seen Rock and Roll bands mock Buddhism, Hinduism or Islam. Interesting...
If you find yourself in sympathy with these messages of rock and roll it could well be that this music has captured your soul!
Messages from Satan in Rock and Roll
How do these words strike you, from AC/DC's song, "Hell's Bells"
"Won't take no prisoners, won't spare no lives. Nobody's putting up a fight. I've got my bells I'm going to take you to hell. ... Satan get you. Hell's bells."
In previous generations, church bells would ring calling people to come and worship God. Now people are listening to Hell's bells and they are on their way to a place called hell. Not so many years ago a fire broke out in a disco in France and many young people burned to death. Those who escaped testified that as the fire spread the band continued to play on as if in a kind of demonic trance, until they too burned to death. Satan is so confident of his influence over the current generation that he can't help but brag about it a little.
Michael Hutchence, who tragically killed himself at the end of 1997 was a successful rock and roll artist who clearly had some leaning towards religious themes. The songs of INXS, such as "Original Sin", "Dancing on the Jetty" and others reflect this. I was amazed though when I heard the words of the hit song, "Devil inside".
"Devil inside, devil inside, every single one of us, the devil inside". I could not make out some of the lyrics of that song at first. It says, "It's hard to believe we need a place called hell, a place called hell". When I heard it I could only make out, "We need a place called hell, a place called hell". Its tragic, but we have no reason to believe Hutchence is not in hell now, experiencing the horror and agony of what it means to be cut off from all comfort in a place of eternal punishment. When people meet the Lord Jesus they don't go off and commit suicide. You want to live for the glory of God. One of the doctrines of satanism is to get as many people as possible to hell, as well as going there yourself. The problem is, hell is not some kind of eternal wild party. Satan's advertising for hell is one big lie. It shouldn't be surprising to know that Satan is a liar. He's always promoted the practice of lying and he is the father of lies himself.
Its a statistical fact that many rock and roll stars have died young. Some, like Michael Hutchence, and Kurt Cobain, have killed themselves after experiencing all that the world can offer (though some may dispute this). Something doesn't work in the philosophy of self-indulgence. It doesn't lead to lasting happiness. Life is short. We were made by God and for God, and we'll never be fulfilled unless we come to Him and experience Him. Rock and roll is like a drug that promises to satisfy but actually binds the souls of men to the power of evil.
Christian Rock and CCM
For the sake of Christians wondering about Christian Rock and Christian Contemporary Music, I've added a new page where I address this subject.
I hope to write more on this subject in the future and provide more relevant information. Until then, I hope to hear back from readers.
http://www.christian-faith.com/rockandroll.html
OMG, Thanks for posting this...I haven't laughed that hard in a very long time Ha!
Asking a Christian-faith Organization what Rock-N-Roll is all about is always good for some high comedy.
watermock
05-06-2005, 10:45 AM
What about the ministers wife who stabbed her children the other day? Now they are opening the case about how her other child died. The first one "fell off the clothes dryer and was an accident"
Please spare me. Someone said that Religion is opiate for the masses. Altho I don't agree, it's like anything else, it's usefull in moderation. I try to walk a Christian life with all my faults, and have little comfort about my sins, I will need a lawyer up there, but I try to live by the golden rule. "If they shoot at you, take cover and get them in a crossfire"
Hogan11
05-06-2005, 01:31 PM
Someone said that Religion is opiate for the masses.
That was Neitzsche
I try to walk a Christian life with all my faults, and have little comfort about my sins, I will need a lawyer up there
You can always hire Johnny Cochran Ha!.....I think I'm gonna have to... :giggle:
FADERPROOF
05-06-2005, 01:33 PM
That was Neitzsche
You can always hire Johnny Cochran Ha!.....I think I'm gonna have to... :giggle:
That's pretty low about Johnny Cochran considering the man died about a month ago...
Rohirrim
05-06-2005, 01:37 PM
That was Neitzsche
I thought it was Karl Marx.
Hogan11
05-06-2005, 01:55 PM
I thought it was Karl Marx.
I stand corrected, it was Marx.
about the "low" Cochran remark....if I find out there's a heaven after all these years of doubting it, I'm gonna need the best lawyer in the place if I'm standing tall before The Man.....if he can get O.J. out of it here, he can get me out of it there.
Arkie
05-06-2005, 02:51 PM
everybody who knew anything about rock 'n' roll KNEW that the Kingsmen's Louie Louie concealed dirty words that could be unveiled only by playing the 45 rpm single at 33 1/3. Eventually the FBI got involved, conducting a thirty-month investigation that led to Louie's reputation as a dirty song. This investigation led to the following most common set of dirty lyrics, collected by the FBI in Tampa,Florida in 1964 (and often used by Iggy Pop in his renditions of the song):
Oh, Louie Louie, oh no
Get her way down low
Oh, Louie Louie, oh baby
Get her down low
A fine little girl a-waiting for me
She's just a girl across the way
We'll take her and park all alone
She's never a girl I lay at home
At night at ten I lay her again
**** you girl, oh all the way
Oh my bed and I lay her there
I meet a rose in her hair
Okay, let's give it to them right now!
She's got a rag on I'll move above
It won't be long she'll slip it off
I'll take her in my arms again
I'll tell her I'll never leave again
Get that broad out of here!
Hogan11
05-06-2005, 02:55 PM
My favorite version was Belushi's in Animal House...unfortunately, I don't think it's available anywhere (It was edited on the soundtrack of the movie)....not sure of that though, I haven't looked in quite awhile.
If not that, then I have to go with Black Flag's version as my all time fave.
Pendejo
05-06-2005, 03:05 PM
how about KISS standing for Knights in Satans Service
LOL
My mother believes that to this day. These sorts of things really are a fantastic albeit frightening type of phenomena.
Pendejo
05-06-2005, 03:08 PM
Apparently the crisis was averted. I got this from Fark.
http://wwmt.com/engine.pl?station=wwmt&id=16228&template=breakout_local.html
Update BENTON HARBOR (AP) - A Benton Harbor middle school marching band has gotten permission to perform "Louie Louie" in a parade this weekend. Superintendent Paula Dawning had sent a letter to parents saying the song's allegedly raunchy lyrics makes it inappropriate.
Dawning changed her decision after hearing from parents who supported their children playing the song.
Richard Berry wrote "Louie Louie" in 1956. It's one of the most recorded songs in history. The best-known, most version was a hit in 1963 for the Kingsmen. The FBI spent two years investigating the lyrics before saying it couldn't understand them.
***
I think we're all better for it.
Bronco_Beerslug
05-09-2005, 10:19 AM
Apparently the crisis was averted. I got this from Fark.
http://wwmt.com/engine.pl?station=wwmt&id=16228&template=breakout_local.html
Update BENTON HARBOR (AP) - A Benton Harbor middle school marching band has gotten permission to perform "Louie Louie" in a parade this weekend. Superintendent Paula Dawning had sent a letter to parents saying the song's allegedly raunchy lyrics makes it inappropriate.
Dawning changed her decision after hearing from parents who supported their children playing the song.
Richard Berry wrote "Louie Louie" in 1956. It's one of the most recorded songs in history. The best-known, most version was a hit in 1963 for the Kingsmen. The FBI spent two years investigating the lyrics before saying it couldn't understand them.
***
I think we're all better for it.
I read somewhere else they didn't have time to learn any new songs so that was part of the decision too.
FBI letter after investigating the lyrics................
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v37/Bocawaves/louieclose1.jpg
