I just can't get my head around Americans at the mo - they've either got itchy triggerfingers or stupidly high morals
Just such a shame they produce top-notch bands (not all of them) or else i'd be calling for a nice bit of napalm to be heading their way for xmas - with a nice sparkly bow on top of course, i'm not that cold-hearted.

It is a worrying thing when people can easily, say, buy a gun and take it to a gig, but swear and it's the end of the world. Dear oh dear. PRIORITIES!

I'm waiting for the lawsuit following the Damageplan gig - not because the guy could easily get a gun, but because Pantera once wrote a song called 'F***ing Hostile'... I mean that has to be the reason it happened, surely?

This reminds me of when Wal-Mart refused to stock In Utero because "Rape Me" was deemed too offensive for a family-friendly store ("Waif me" as an alternative? Genius). I also like the one when they pulled a Sheryl Crow album after discovering a single line that criticised Wal-Mart. You gotta love these corporations, suppressing artistic freedom so we have nice and safe entertainment products for mass consumption..

cunting twats

Wait a minute, does this mean ASDA are going to stop selling bad-languaged CDs as well now?

Perhaps they should introduce a swearing tax - so like smokers, people have to pay a premium for the damage such excess will have on them?
The next stage of this super tax will be for people to donate body parts and give blood in exchange for records featuring sexual content.
And don't let it stop there, why not make people buying records by sell out chav bands play a game of russian roulette?

I think the dad's right. Shocking? No.

1) His daughter shouldn't be allowed to listen to Evanescence records.
2) He's going to take $71,500 out of a multinational corporation. What's wrong with that? To paraphrase Fletcher out of Porridge, we cannot defeat capitalism, but we can claim 'little victories', like not paying on trains.

but if the government are taking tax off us and using the fare money to make train transport better aren't you making train transport worse by not paying? Your not sticking anything to corporations if anything all your doing is making life for the ordinary joe harder, you complete turdmuncher

on a sidenote, did anyone see 'putting the fun in fundamentalism' on c4? now that's some quality programming. and diver, what's the * doing after daughter?

they should run one of those holocausts through america. ask a simple question - 'would you ever sue?' if yes, burn baby. burn.

America. Tuh. Please someone, nuke the damn country will you? Never mind doing national service or whatever -every American should spend a few years without reason in Camp "X-ray". That'll teach them.

I got some funny looks from the people at work when I read this, I was laughing so hard. This kind of thing is a joke, and I hope someone tells that self righeous money grabbing dickhead where to stick it. Preferably the judge.

There's one thing further with this case. As the lawsuit launched by Skeens (the parent) is a class-action suit, if this lawsuit hits court and goes all the way, anyone who bought the CD from Wal-Mart, can prove it in a court of law and who claims that they were morally outraged by the use of the word 'fuck', they too can claim a nice round sum of money too, potentially the same amount of money that Skeen is seeking. That could cost Wal-Mart a shitload of money through the opportunistic types.

Taking money out of a multinational like Wal-Mart through suits like this doesn't hurt Wal-Mart because they'll end up sacking 'home' workers and employing more 'illegal aliens' who work for a shit-awful wage. Wal-Mart only does things ot make it money, hence the decision to allow workers unions in its operations in China. China applied the pressure and Wal-Mart couldn't take the chance of being blacklisted by a country that is so integral to its 'cheap goods for you, the Yank consumer=big profits for us fat cunts up top' modus operandi. Workers in the US have no chance of a union and frankly get shat upon daily. That's the wonderful double-standard of Wal-Mart, your friendly shopping experience. How do you like your morals served, toasted or irregular?

Aww, damn. Asda do the best doughnuts as well.