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Rolling Stone: SaddamÂ’s Hanging, the Musical! |
2007-01-02 |
![]() * “Dead Man Walking,” Bruce Springsteen * “25 Minutes to Go,” Johnny Cash * “Gallows Pole,” Led Zeppelin * “Let Him Dangle,” Elvis Costello * “Hang On,” Teenage Fanclub -- Rolling Stone That's amusing enough, albiet in poor taste (in a Rantburg kind of way), but the reaction in the comment box by one of the compassionate antiwar crowd is pure comic gold: From a journalistic stand-point, for a publication with the historical significance of RS to post something like this is really an embarrassing sign of the times . . . Essentially, you are mocking the life-works of artists like Bob Dylan and John Lennon who represent your audience. (h/t "Relaped Catholic") |
Posted by:Mike |
#10 I came up with this list the other day: They Might Be Giants, "Twisting in the Wind." Led Zeppelin, "Gallows Pole" Eddie Money, "Gimmie Some Water"* Styx, "Hangman" Nothingface, "Big Fun at the Gallows" *"Slap that horse in the ass/With my last dyin' gasp/My brother could hear me say" |
Posted by: Mike 2007-01-02 22:50 |
#9 I'd vote for any Yoko Ono song. To me. it's always sounded like strangling a cat, and I can't imagine Sammy was much different /no, sorry, I am a cat guy, so STFU. I only imagined the sound....especially when mine wants me up at 4am on a Saturday |
Posted by: Frank G 2007-01-02 22:37 |
#8 Oh, I almost for forgot, my song would be: "Killing an Arab" |
Posted by: Broadhead6 2007-01-02 22:08 |
#7 God, I love Rantburg on "Take No Prisoners Day." 'Course, that's pretty much every day.... ;-p |
Posted by: Barbara Skolaut 2007-01-02 22:03 |
#6 If you guys get a chance, read some of the comments from the moral equivilating lefty-droolers on the RS site - fricken' hillarious. What a bunch of lip-quivering p*ssies. It really is hard for me to stomach that some of my fellow countrymen who I defend with my life's blood on a daily basis are clearly totally f*cking stupid. |
Posted by: Broadhead6 2007-01-02 21:47 |
#5 There's a TMBG song with the lyrics "twistin', twistin', in the wind". Seems perfect. |
Posted by: Robert Crawford 2007-01-02 21:37 |
#4 Rolling Stone Magazine is historically significant? Why does nobody tell me the important things! |
Posted by: trailing wife 2007-01-02 21:13 |
#3 What?? No "Green Green Grass of Home"? |
Posted by: Angie Schultz 2007-01-02 20:38 |
#2 Springsteen's 'Down Down Down' at the moment of release? |
Posted by: Pappy 2007-01-02 20:04 |
#1 Too bad they didn't get a chance to tie him to the whipping post first... |
Posted by: Jonathan 2007-01-02 19:31 |