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			THE EFFECTS OF ROCK MUSIC


  A fifteen year old Tampa Bay boy filled his mouth with lighter fluid and blew
it out of his mouth across a torch, ?like Gene Simmons of KISS, and the ?flame
?came back and burned over thirty-five percent of ?his ?upper body.  Rock music
has been around for quite a while.  ?Everybody listens to it at least once in
their life.  ?A ?lot of people don't see anything wrong with it, but rock music
can and does affect the minds and lives of teenagers.

  The ?teenagers of today have a choice of whether they want to listen ?to rock
music or not, ?but rock musicBus everywhere.  ?The average teenager listens ?to
over six hours of rock music a day.  ?This means ?that ?when their friends see
them, ?they are more than likely going to be listening to ?rock music.	?There
is even rock music in the schools.  ?It is ?true that ?a ?band ?hall is a place
for music, ?but ?not ?rock ?music ?played throughout the lunch shifts.

  Admittedly, ??rock ?music ?is a very good business as far ?as ?money ?is
concerned.  Rock musicians make millions of dollars every year, but what are
?they ?going to spend that much money on?  ?After they buy ?all ?the houses
?and cars that they want, ?most of them buy and use drugs.  ??The Rolling
Stones, ?for instance, ?is into turning children onto heroin and cocaine.
?Keith Richards, of The Rolling Stones, ?had a drug habit that ran up to
ten-thousand dollars a day.

  Rock music can also hurt a teenager physically.  The volume of the music can
?hurt the ears of anyone who listens to it at a loud ?volume.  ??Ted Nugent is
deaf in one ear because of the volume of the music he has been playing.  ??The
?Concord SSC has been prohibited ?from ?taking ?off ?and landing in many cities
because it takes off and lands at one-hundred and forty ?db's ?of ?sound.  ?The
Rolling Stones have been recorded ?as ?the world's loudest concert at
one-hundred and seventy six db's of sound.

  Most of the rock and roll superstars do use drugs.  ?A person could walk into
?a concert and literally choke on the air ?from all ?the ?marijuana ?that is
being smoked.  ?Grace Slick, ??formerly ?of Jefferson Starship, ?used alcohol,
?marijuana, ?cocaine and LSD when she played her music.  She named her son God
and tried to get into the White House ?to ?spike ?the ?tea with LSD.  ?Linda
Ronstadt has ?had ?her ?nose cauterized ?twice ?for snorting cocaine.  ?This is
a great shock to ?her fans because she is thought of as "sweet and innocent."
Johnny Barnnetti shoveled fake cocaine to the crowd while singing about it.
??These ?are just ?a few examples, ?but there are thousands more that use ?and
?abuse drugs.

  Some rock musicians even glorify drugs in their songs as the Beatles did in
their song, ?"Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds." They are disguising it pretty
well but ?it is plain ?to ?see ?that they are glorifying the drug LSD.

  A ?lot ?of ?rock ?musicians put evil things into ?their ?lyrics.  ??Some
musicians are in the occult and worship Satan himself.	?The Bible tells people
?to turn away from that which is evil and to have nothing ?to ?do with it.

  Some ?of ?the ?colleges and universities ?actually ?have ?classes ?about
witchcraft.  ??The ?Bible also says that those who use witchcraft ?or ?a person
?who is a witch will be driven away from the people by the ?Lord.  A ?spokesman
?from a popular record label says that witchcraft ?is ?very popular and it
makes the albums sell.	Some acid rock artists even go to their ?occult
?priests and tell them to make one demon ?spirit ?go ?onto every record that
comes off of the master record.  ?Then, every time the needle touches the
record, the demon will be released.

  A ?lot of the groups are evil themselves.  ?Bob Ezrin, ?the producer ?of
KISS, ???describes ?the ?group ?as ?"symbols ?of ?unfettered ?evil ??and
sensuality." ?Gene Simmons, ?the lead singer of the group, ?has ?stated that he
has always wanted to be God.  ?KISS has a comic book out that is the ?best
selling comic book ever.  ?They had blood samples taken and put the ?blood on
the printing plates so they could say the comic ?book ?was printed ?in ?the
blood of KISS.	?Gene Simmons has often ?wondered ?what human flesh tastes
like.

  Jimmy Page, from the group Led Zeppelin, is fascinated with black magic.  Led
?Zeppelin's ?logo on their albums looks like ?Lucifer ?falling ?from heaven.

  Stevie Nicks, ?of Fleetwood Mac, ?is into the occult and she believes in
spirits.  ?She believes in reincarnation, ?she wants to talk to a ghost, and
?she wants to build her own pyramid and live in a witch house.	?She usually
wears witches clothes when she is on stage.

  The ?rock group Queen is mostly made up of bisexuals, ?which their ?name
suggests.  ?In one of their more popular songs they sing the blasphemous
chorus, "All going down to see the Lord Jesus!" This further proves the satanic
world of this group.  ?Also, ??lead singer Freddie Murcury says, "On stage, I
am a devil."

  The ?group ?Styx does not really appear to be satanic, ?but ?their ?name
refers ?to ?the ?first ?river ?the shadow of the dead ?come ?to ?in ?the
underworld in Greek Mythology.

  The ?lyrics ?are what really affect the minds of teenagers because ?most
people don't know very much about the groups they listen to.  ?Here ?are some
lyrics from one of KISS's songs called, ?"God of Thunder":  ?"I was raised by
demons.  ?Trained to reign as Thor.  ?God of Thunder, ?and rock and roll .  .
.  The spell you're under will slowly rob you of your virgin soul." ?To say
they were raised by demons is enough, ?but they say they will rob you of your
virgin soul.

  A song by Rick Derringer says, "Take me to the bottom.  Show me where to sell
my soul.  A promise sealed in blood .  .  .  It doesn't feel so wrong, that
?sweet, ?sweet evil." ?The name of the song is "Sweet ?Evil" ??and proves that
they are evil if they think it is sweet.

  Another ?group ?that shows they are evil is AC/DC.  ?One of ?their ?most
popular songs is entitled, "Hell's Bells." Some of the lyrics are, ?"If God is
on the left, ?I'm on the right.  ?If you're into evil, ?you're ?a friend of
mine." The words of the song speak for themselves.

  A group called Blue Oyster Cult has a song called, ?"Divine Wind," which is
?a ?chant ?of ingredients for a potion ?which ?means ?they ?are ?into
witchcraft.  Some of the words are, "Blood of bat; Tail of newt; Wing of metal;
?Bone of steel; ?Vial of health; Flask of pain; ?Staff of life of poison ?rain;
?If he really thinks we're evil, ?then let's send ?him ?to Hell."

  Sex ?is more predominant than anything else in the lyrics and the groups
themselves.  ?Gene Simmons says that KISS is concerned with sex and very little
else.  ?Wendy O.  Williams, lead singer of the Plasmatics, usually appears
?topless ?at some point in her concerts.  ?Before she ?uses ?her trusty
sledgehammer to destroy speakers and amplifiers, ?she uses it ?to masterbate in
public and has been arrested in two major cities for doing so.	?She also has
orgasms when she sings her songs, ??especially during one of her songs called,
"Butcher Baby."

  David Lee Roth, lead singer for Van Halen, says he lives out one-hundred
percent ?of ?his fantasies with pretty women that he meets on the ?road.  Elton
?John says he can have sex with either male or female ?and ?thinks that people
should be free with it.  ?Alice Cooper makes love with a ?boa constrictor and a
mannequin during some of his concerts.

  Daryl Hall, of Hall and Oates, ?says the idea of having sex with another man
doesn't turn him off.  ?The manager of Village ?People ?is trying to write
songs that will make the gay people more ?acceptable.  Rod Stewart has always
wanted to be attractive to men because that's half the people that buy his
records.  ?Rob Halford has been known ?to "drop his leather drawers
mid-concert." ?The reason for all the sex on stage is because it makes the
records sell a lot better.

  Today's ?rock musicians put sex into their songs mainly to put sex ?into the
minds of the teenager who listen to it.  ?Just the titles of some of AC/DC's
songs are bad enough, like "Big Balls, ?Love at First Feel, ?and Let me put my
Love into You." ?Another song by AC/DC is, "Given the Dog a Bone," ?which goes
like this:  ".  .  .  GoizgE?down to her knees, ??down, down to ninety degrees
.  .  .  I'm just givin' ?the dog a bone." ?This is obviously talking about a
man having oral sex with a woman.

  Ted ?Nugent's ?song ?called, ?"Wango Tango," ?says ?"When ?I ?need ?some
lubrication, baby, prop down, get a butt propped up.  Now you're in the right
position, baby." He talks about sadomasochism in his song, "Violent Love." Ted
Nugent is not satisfied with that.  He opened a concert with, "Wang Dang
Sweetpoontang," which says, "Oh Madine, you're a teenage queen, so d-----
clean, especially down in between."

  Pink Floyd says he needs a dirty woman and a dirty girl to make him feel like
a man.	?The Cars say they want to melt inside of you.	??Dr.  ?Hook gets very
vulgar when he says, "Sometimes I dream of chicks, sometimes I dream ?of
?animals, ?sometimes I dream of boys." ?This is from ?a ?song called, ?"Get My
Rocks Off." And finally, Alice Cooper describes having sex with a dead person
in his song, "Cold Ethyl."

  Some people have tried to stop rock music from getting too powerful, but they
?all ?have ?failed.  ?James Watt, ?formerly the ?Secretary ?of ?the Interior,
?tried to stop the Beach Boys from playing at the 1983 ?Fourth of July
Celebration, ?but President and Mrs.  ?Reagan told him that ?they were friends
?of theirs and that their kids grew ?up ?with ?them.  After this, ??Watt
decided to change his mind.  ?Many more attempts have ?been made.  Some have
come closer than others, but they still can't stop rock music ?from ?being
heard.	?Rock music can be heard ?everywhere.  ??It's hurting ?teenagers ?every
?time they listen to it, ?but rock ?music ?has settled ?down ?in ?the past
years, ?and more and ?more ?Christian ?radio stations are being started.
Hopefully, this is a sign of what's to come in the future.

  Doug Reames, El Dorado, Arkansas