I just saw the Snakes on a Plane soundtrack.

[MiniMandaRuth]

Every single track is labeled explicit. Hmmmmmm..... What does this bode?

[ceile]

1. Who's on it?

[MiniMandaRuth]

2. Well, the only names I recognize are Fall Out Boy and All American

Rejects. (Not that I like them...)

THere's lots of no-name rappers and gone-and-forgotten rockers.

[ZombieNixon]

5. Yeah, well a whole CD can be labeled "explicit" because

one track has "fuck" in it one time. :eyes:

[MiniMandaRuth]

6. Never heard that one before.

That word was uttered by me more than one time during my.... ummm.... haunted house exploration.

[ZombieNixon]

7. It's true.

Sometimes the "parental advisory" sticker just doesn't make sense. :eyes:

[MiniMandaRuth]

8. Just like in video games.

People make a big deal about sex, and completely ignore the fact that you kill cops. God I love America.

[atomic-fly]

3. you saw the soundtrack?

Dang it, I thought you had sawed the movie.

[MiniMandaRuth]

4. Amazing, isn't it?

;) It was seriesly hugh.

[LostinVA]

9. Lynnesin will die when she hears this

[jmowreader]

10. It means there's motherfucking songs on the motherfucking CD

Sometimes the shit doesn't make sense. Frank Zappa made a CD called "Jazz from Hell." It got labeled Explicit--Fred Meyer stores in the Northwest had a list of "explicit" albums they wouldn't sell in the stores right after the Parents Music Resource Council was founded, and JFH was on it.

Why could that be, asked the esteemed artist Zappa.
"The lyrics are very dirty. We had no choice."
But there are no lyrics! said the esteemed artist. The whole album is me playing instrumental jazz on my $280,000 synthesizer.
"The cover is very dirty. We had no choice."
The cover is me in a suit, said the esteemed artist.

Actually, the only reason Zappa's album was put on the Explicit list is because the word "hell" was in the title.

And it's a very good jazz CD. You should get it.