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Lot Long
by Gary E. Andrews - 11/10/26 11:20 AM
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Joined: Feb 2002
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Actually, in *this* particular case, I really don't think they shipped two versions. Rather, I think they were caught off guard by public reaction and then they adjusted. I say that because WWKI, which I listen to every morning while taking my son to school, played the original version for a fairly long time. Then for a short time they played a version with the offending words bleeped out (blocked out). Sounded pretty awkward. Then came the TOES version which they now play all the time. I love that song, but I didn't like hearing the original version on the radio simply because my son was listening. Now, why that word sticks out to me more than some other words in some other songs, I don't know, but it does(did). Us silly humans! Anyway, I purchased a bunch of music from JPFOLKS judging, and some of it is pretty rough, so I specifically listen to KI in the morning to get cleaner music while my son is in the car. And then this song! hahaha....can't win I guess 
Last edited by Doug/Liszt Laughing; 04/23/10 02:55 PM.
Boo...my name is Doug
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