Comments on: McCain Palin Heart “Barracuda” Controversy

By: Lori

Lori — Sat, 22 Nov 2008 02:01:04 +0000

Good for you, ladies of Heart.
Since when is it a crime and bad form for someone to stand up and say they don’t want their intellectual property to be associated with an idea — whatever it may be? Even if you don’t agree with it, it’s none of your f*@king business. THEY wrote the song. It belongs to THEM. Who cares what their reasons are? And the fact that the people who took the time to even respond to this proves that SOMEONE not only knows who Heart is, but is still listening to their music. And if you were around when they made their music, you too are arguably a drug-fried fan. Jacka**.

By: AllAmericanGirl

AllAmericanGirl — Sun, 14 Sep 2008 16:23:12 +0000

Too bad there is so much ugliness, stupidity, and lack of talent in today’s music/entertainment industry, which is a loose description of the industry … considering the quality of music and entertainment that has been produced within the past 15 or so years … too bad that these girls screwed their opportunity to revive a dead career and their dead hit that no one has even thought about in the past 30 years.

Lets see … entertainment industry … all experts in politics… Haa Haa Haa! O yeah! Druggies, far leftie commies … with alley cat morals and fried brains influencing political decision in the U.S. The only people that the entertainment industry continues to impress are the shrinking under 20 year old crowd! Not much out there on TV or Radio or in the theaters anymore. Maybe that is because you are so far behind the 8 ball that you are invisible to anyone with the ability to think and reason. Let’s see … entertainment industry still catering to the under 20 crowd when the largest segment of the population is 50 years old and up… entertainment industry catering to the under 20 crowd when the largest segment of spendable income group is over 73 Million Adults aged 50 and over and growing by the hundred thousands every day, oh yeah … the bright and brilliant minds of the entertainment industry who are so forward thinking that are so stuck in the past that they have gone backwards and can’t change to go with whats happing today … going after those tiny tots with no money to spend when what is happening is with the 73 million people, th 50+ crowd that controlls 70% of all personal wealthwith combined personal incomes exceeding 900 billion dollars. Oh yeah. You folks can make brilliant political judgements with your drug fried brains.

Well it’s your music, and if you want to censor it, it is fine with me. I certainly won’t be listening to any of it for any reason, ever again. Fact is, I think that you have been censored by 56% of the American voting public. See ya, wouldn’t want to be ya. I believe that your future success is with the 13 year olds and in countries outside the US. I have destroyed your all of your albums and donated them to the local land fill.

By: Mark

Mark — Mon, 08 Sep 2008 13:32:46 +0000

I thought that was Sam Kinison for a second. When did she get so fat?

By: Bill

Bill — Mon, 08 Sep 2008 03:31:19 +0000

Julie says she is a long time fan.

So am I – Dunno how old Julie is – but I was a hippie rock guitarist who saw them a bunch of times in the mid seventies – was on shrooms the first time and watched in awe from the front row as Nancy played the intro to Crazy on You. Fell immediately in love with Nancy. Have been ever since… BUT NOW, I Am very disappointed in them. Have we not had enough bickering and hatred between the two major parties ? Suck it up and go on ladies. Have some class like Chrissie Hynde did.

By: Bill

Bill — Mon, 08 Sep 2008 03:10:09 +0000

Anybody wanna buy some HEART Cd’s and Vinyl ?

I am selling all of mine.

By: Julie Rogers

Julie Rogers — Sat, 06 Sep 2008 02:36:42 +0000

Go Nancy!
Think they had any clue to the lyrics of Barracuda?
Geez, they are idiots. I knew immediately when I heard the song, as a longtime fan, that Ann and Nancy would never have allowed this if asked.
Maybe you can encourage the dems to use Allies.
Julie