Were these songs on the P.M.R.C.'s "Filthy 15"?
Can you pick out these tunes?
If you weren't paying attention to events in 1985, we don't blame you. The Breakfast Club had just come out, so we're sure that you were very busy buying multiple layers of clothes to dress like Judd Nelson. For those of you who were paying attention in 1985, you might remember a little organization called the P.M.R.C, which stands for "Parents Music Resource Center" Their goal was to create a new system that would label inappropriate music as such. In their crusade, they released a list they called the "Filthy 15," which was a list of songs that were considered the absolute worst of the worst.
In this quiz, we'll give you three different songs, and you 've got to tell us which one made the list!
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Which of these songs was on the "Filthy 15" list?
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Which of these songs was on the "Filthy 15" list?
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Which of these songs was on the "Filthy 15" list?
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Which of these songs was on the "Filthy 15" list?
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Which of these songs was on the "Filthy 15" list?
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Which of these songs was on the "Filthy 15" list?
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Which of these songs was on the "Filthy 15" list?
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Which of these songs was on the "Filthy 15" list?
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Which of these Prince songs was on the "Filthy 15" list?
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Which of these songs was on the "Filthy 15" list?
Were these songs on the P.M.R.C.'s "Filthy 15"?
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I’m surprised that I scored that well.
Not my sort of music, but, I’ll take it.
Just a lucky score.
Any such list that doesn't include The Bugs Bunny Overture is asleep on the job.
That music celebrates a show that is downright naughty.
Bugs, Daffy, Tweety, Fog Horn Leghorn. the whole bunch go around without any pants on.
Nudists, the lot of them. At least Mickey Mouse wore pants.
And how many times did Bugs dress up as a woman and kiss Elmer on the mush?
Today we can laugh at the buffoons of the "Parents Music Resource Center", they are indeed
a bunch of embezzles and ultra-maroons, to quote Mister Bunny.
On the other today we have people burning the bio of Jackie Robinson, WW 2 army vet and
captain plus he played a little baseball. Probably the same bunch only they got older and
sourer.
While many of those songs rightly made the "list," even though all it did was give them free publicity, I still can't figure out why "We're not going to take it" would be on it. We even played that song at a little show we did at our church's connected school auditorium back in the day.