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Ozzy Osbourne, “Suicide Solution” | Controversial Tunes 😈🎶
On the 3rd edition of Controversial Tunes (2022), we explore the controversy behind the song, “Suicide Solution” by Ozzy Osbourne.
Controversial Songs is a column that provides background information and insight into songs that raised eyebrows, stirred the pot, or were banned. The more censor$hit, the better! The records that grace Controversial Songs are old and new alike, with all genres of music welcome.
On the 3rd edition of Controversial Tunes (2022), we explore the controversy behind the song, “Suicide Solution” by Ozzy Osbourne.
On the 2nd edition of Controversial Tunes (2022), we explore the controversy behind “Lemon Incest” by Serge Gainsbourg & Charlotte Gainsbourg.
On the 1st edition of Controversial Tunes (2022), we explore the controversy behind the song, “wish you were gay” by Billie Eilish.
On the 9th edition of Outlandish Rock 🎸🤘 (2021), we explore the outlandishness behind the song “One in a Million” performed by Guns N’ Roses.
On the 37th edition of Controversial Tunes, we explore the controversy behind the song, “Louie Louie” by The Kingsmen.
On the 36th edition of Controversial Tunes (2021), we explore the controversy behind the song, “Closer” by Nine Inch Nails.
On the 8th edition of Outlandish Rock 🎸🤘 (2021), we explore the outlandishness behind “Fucked with an Anchor” by Scottish metal band, Alestorm.
On the 35th edition of Controversial Tunes (2021), we explore the controversy behind the song, “He Hit Me (It Felt Like a Kiss)” by The Crystals.
On the 7th edition of Outlandish Rock 🎸🤘 (2021), we explore the outlandishness behind “Killing in the Name” performed by Rage Against the Machine.
On the 34th edition of Controversial Tunes, we explore the controversy behind the song, “F**k tha Police” by N.W.A.
On the 33rd edition of Controversial Tunes, we explore the controversy behind the song, “Justify My Love” by Madonna.
On the 6th edition of Outlandish Rock 🎸🤘, we explore the outlandishness behind the song “When a Demon Defiles a Witch” by Whitechapel.