Any lyrics that are in music usually contain a stored meaning. Therefore, a song can be popular and accepted by music lovers. However, there are some songs that use titles or controversial words so many people who block it. What do you think about the songs below?
Judas Priest - Better by you, Better than me
In 1978, Judas Priest released a song called Better by you, Better than me. The song became controversial because 2 teenagers in Nevada, United States, committed suicide. This is then confirmed by some researchers who consider the existence of "subtle messages" stored in the song. In fact, the song is a work of Spooky Tooth and Judas Priest just mengkovernya to impress a dark an gloomy.
XTC- Dear God
The uniqueness of the bands in ancient times is increasingly resisted they will be more defiant. One is the issue of religion. XTC is a British band that creates a song called Dear God. In it, it contains about criticisms of human beings for doing things in vain for god (which does not necessarily exist).
Rage Against The Machine - Killing in the name
The controversial song was later created by Rage Against the Machine entitled Killing in the name. They include elements of politics because it is related to the brutal tragedy that occurred six months earlier, namely Los Angeles Riot. Furthermore, this song tells about a misunderstanding between the police and civilians that day that caused a bloody riot.
Anti Nowhere League - So What
After its release in 1981, Anti Nowhere League's song entitled "So What" immediately reap the controversy and withdraw from circulation. Worse, the police were deployed in order to overcome this problem. What caused it? Many words and phrases are wild, indecent, and inappropriate to be published. In fact, this song is considered to injure music on British soil.
Queen - Bohemian Rhapsody
There's nothing wrong with this song. However, at the end of the stanza the sounds of bismillah are heard that make many people confused with the meaning. Sentences that come from the Arabic language it is not fitting to exist in a song let alone in the Rock band. The song is also made gripping from start to finish. Until now, no one understands the purpose and purpose of this controversial song was created.