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Study finds US popular music awash in booze, drugs
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2-5-2008 11:36 AM
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2-5-2008
3:30 PM
dulios
Sex, drugs, and rock and roll!
2-5-2008
4:07 PM
jatfla
And they needed a *study* for this? How much did this cost; I could have told them for free.
2-5-2008
4:10 PM
neochonetes
I agree with jatfla! They could just ask anyone. Drinking songs and other such miscreant mischief in songs have been around for centuries....
2-5-2008
4:55 PM
ghiberti
Phew, what a relief
2-14-2008
1:10 PM
Jorjor
The music for
The Star-Spangled Banner
is from an old English drinking song,
To Anacreon In Heaven
.
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