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December 23, 2003 03:30 AM
Broken: iTunes censorship
Oddly, song #2 is censored, but #3 is not. Heh.
Usually the song name would be censored if its censored on the album name. Usually it just puts whatever the name of the song is. If its censored on the album, its censored on iTunes. Many rap songs I have in iTunes have the worst of names. In conclusion, something DEFINITELY went wrong when naming these songs.
It wouldn't have to be that long ago -- the word is *still* in use for roosters and other male birds. There are other common uses of it too. By no means is this an archaism. The vulgar use of it is 'way down the list at answers.com. To wit: http://www.answers.com/topic/cock
wtf do you mean why would somebody name a song that way????
classical music wasn't composed in the 20th century....what retards.....it's just ppl were at least slightly intelligent at that time, unlike now
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Ass isn't usually censored.. heh but Hens & Cocks? definitly a case of automated censorship gone wrong.
Posted by: Shane Courtrille at December 23, 2003 02:16 PM