(@neverenoughguitar.bsky.social)

Look Back At What Was Considered Offensive Music in 1985 With The PMRC’s Filthy Fifteen List Back 40 years ago, a group called the Parents Music Resource Committee formed a bipartisan government committee, led by Tipper Gore, wife of then-Senator Al Gore, which would ultimately lead to "Parental Advisory" stickers being placed on record album covers to help inform parents of music that contained what they deemed to be objectionable material. The outcry from music artists was bold, and many, including Dee Snider of Twisted Sister, Frank Zappa, and even John Denver, appeared before the committee and spoke out against unnecessary censorship. https://xsrock.com/look-back-at-what-was-considered-offensive-music-in-1985-with-the-pmrcs-filthy-fifteen-list/?utm_source=bluesky&utm_medium=jetpack_social