NY Times wants to cancel Eric Clapton, Jerry Lee Lewis, Johnny Cash,& even Elvis Presley

Been listening to a lot of JLL lately. No tellin’ how big he could’ve been if not for the scandal. Screw the NYT and that whole city for that matter.

Go ahead, make a banned list.

Last time the media did that, with Clear Channel pulling tons of songs after 9/11, I found a bunch of shite to listen to I wasn’t aware of before.

We should ask Ray Bradbury

What about this Southern Rock Classic:

Be Proud You're A Rebel Because the South's Gonna Do It Again!

We are rapidly approaching The Running Man, where an elderly Mick Fleetwood rants about how “you people” banned his songs, imprisoned his friends, and turned the country into a jail.

Found Pre-existing thread on this - redirecting to it: LINK - TD

The Maoists are following the traditional American evangelical moralist panic playbook right down to trying to cancel rock music.

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What did Elvis Presley do to these people?
Do they understand he died August 16, 1977?

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Fun family fact about Elvis. My Dad and his friends were up on Beale one night getting shitfaced. They decide to drunkenly drive to Elvis’ place at Graceland thinking they’d let them party with him. They get there and there are probably 20 chicks outside the gate. When they get there Elvis rolls up, opens the gate, waves at them and then walks inside. My Dad and his drunk friends were disappointed and drove back to Oxford.

Next day my Dad gets a call from one of his friends who tells him just to turn on the TV. Elvis was dead. My Dad was one of the last 30 or so people to see Elvis alive. Here is Elvis’ final photo waving at my trashed dad and a bunch of coeds who wanted to frick Elvis:

The King isn’t dead he just went back home.

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OMLandshark

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That's a cool story, bra'. No sarcasm.