http://www.cnn.com/2009/SHOWBIZ/Music/10...index.html
http://i2.cdn.turner.com/cnn/2009/images...c.list.pdf
Is there music really that bad they had to torture prisoners with it?
http://i2.cdn.turner.com/cnn/2009/images...c.list.pdf
Quote:Agency names 35 artists, songs used on U.S. military terror suspects
A Freedom of Information Act request filed on Thursday names 35
musicians or songs that it said were used against detainees at U.S. military
detention centers, including the one at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.
The National Security Archive -- the Washington-based independent
research institute that filed the request -- said the documents it is seeking
"contain explicit references to the following bands or songs":
-- AC/DC
-- Aerosmith
-- Barney theme song (By Bob Singleton)
-- The Bee Gees
-- Britney Spears
-- Bruce Springsteen
-- Christina Aguilera
-- David Gray
-- Deicide
-- Don McClean
-- Dope
-- Dr. Dre
-- Drowning Pool
-- Eminem
-- Hed P.E.
-- James Taylor
-- Limp Bizkit
-- Marilyn Manson
-- Matchbox Twenty
-- Meatloaf
-- Meow mix jingle
-- Metallica
-- Neil Diamond
-- Nine Inch Nails
-- Pink
-- Prince
-- Queen
-- Rage against the Machine
-- Red Hot Chili Peppers
-- Redman
-- Saliva
-- Sesame street theme music (By Christopher Cerf)
-- Stanley Brothers
-- The Star Spangled Banner
-- Tupac Shakur
Is there music really that bad they had to torture prisoners with it?