Your favorite songs which use the f-word

[MyopicJoe]

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My fave has to be: Killing in the name of by Rage against the machine...

I sense great anger in you, young padawa. BTW, welcome to HT, Hulagirl

i love how the lyrics contrast with the childlike singsongy melodies.

Haha so cute! I gotta teach my girls that one, so they can spread it around the school yard. The music video would be girls jump roping in slow motion...with Catholic school girl uniforms of course.


The best thing I overheard in high school was a younger girl saying: "No guy is gonna f**k me, I'm gonna f**k HIM."


Which also reminds me of a time in Borders' reference section, when I saw a 14-something girl (cute, stylish):

her friends: Eh sistah. Whatchu lookin' at?
Girl: Stuff for da G.E.D.
her friends: How come?
Girl: F**k high school. I'm gettin' out.

I can only hope my girls are like that some day.

*sigh wistfully*

[AbsolutChaos]

I love that NIN nails song too. Seeing them in concert last year over at the Blaisdell was fun, even though I'm sure it killed a few more of my poor hearing ear hairs.

I kinda like Warren Zevon's "My Sh*t's F****ed Up."
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DdAGv7NFxIA

[mel]

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Sometimes the most innocuous sounding pop songs feature the dreaded (keep my record off radio) F-word.

One of my favorites:

"Smile" by Lily Allen

When you first left me
I was wanting more
But you were f**king that girl next door
Whatd you do that for

I think an edited single version also came out. The album has the f-word one.

Other songs I like that contains the word:

Le Disko - Shiny Toy Guns
Working Class Hero - John Lennon
Working Class Hero - Green Day (cover of the above)

These are the only ones that come to mind at the moment. The use of the word in these songs are not as frequent as the ones listed in prior posts. I am sure there are others that I like but can't recall them at the moment.

Finally there is one that uses the sh*t word that I like from long ago:

Jet Airliner - Steve Miller Band - funky sh*t going down in the city

[Leo Lakio]

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Can't recall the artist, all these years later, but I remember playing (on radio in the early 1980s) an instrumental track from a jazz album (on the Pacific Arts label - Michael Nesmith's company) with the single-word title of "F**k." It was a great track - but I couldn't say the name on-air, of course - I had to say something like "Side A, Track 3."

[cezanne]

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"Steamroller" by James Taylor

"...Chicken-chokin', motherf***in' pain!
I got those steamroller blues."

[Konaguy]

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Cory Lee "The Naughty Song".

saw it on L word a year or so ago. Good dance track.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BgBh3G_nR6w

Mahalo for sharing this. I downloaded the song. Its really good to listen in the truck while driving.

[hulagirl]

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I sense great anger in you, young padawa. BTW, welcome to HT, Hulagirl

Hehehehe... yes, I'm an ANGRY dork.

Thank you for the welcome!!!

The best thing I overheard in high school was a younger girl saying: "No guy is gonna f**k me, I'm gonna f**k HIM."

ROFLMAO... sorry but that is seriously funny...

[Paul Ogata]

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OMG the Korean guy is so creepy, yet seductive. Million dolla strong, baby! If you're easily offended, don't bother with this one: What's It Gonna Be?

That's the very funny Dr. Ken Jeong. You may have seen him perform in Hawaii with the Kims of Comedy, and most recently he was in the movie Knocked Up.

Back on topic...

The first song I heard with the F-Word was Gilda Radner's "Let's Talk Dirty To The Animals".

The animals, the animals,
Let's talk dirty to the animals.
F@$k you, Mister Bunny.
Eat s#!t, Mister Bear.
If they don't love it, they can shove it.
Frankly, I don't care

I concur with hulagirl and Mike about Rage's Killing. Damn powerful.

Also, "Creep". The Radiohead song, not the TLC song. And Puddle of Mudd's "She Hates Me."

Last year, after belting out "She Hates Me" at a karaoke bar in Vegas, a group of Alaskan oil rig workers hoisted me in the air and tossed me around like the winning pitcher of Game 7 of the World Series. So I probably won't be singing that one anymore.

[DannyWilliams]

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Wasnt "Ode To Tipper Gore" featured on Warrant's Cherry Pie album emphsized the "F" word?!? It was in response to the Parental Advisory sticker artists were required to use based on their language usage of the F Word and so forth.

[Ron Whitfield]

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Truckin' and F***in', otherwise known as Everybody's Doin' It, by Commander Cody and the Lost Planet Airmen. The song that got them banned from Trashville in the early '70s.

Seems like the whole island missed Cody's show at the Hawaiian Hut earlier this year, and they did this #. Too bad, it was THE show of the year.

[LonLeroux]

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"You Don't Know" by Reel Big Fish.

The opening line could be the most wonderful thing I have ever heard: "Well, first of all, I'd like to say f**k off."
It would save so much time if we all began our conversations that way...

[MyopicJoe]

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Le Disko - Shiny Toy Guns

Catchy song, Mel. Makes me imagine a Scion commercial.

It was a great track - but I couldn't say the name on-air, of course - I had to say something like "Side A, Track 3."

Back in the 80s, eh? Did you have a mullet back then, Leo?

"Steamroller" by James Taylor

Is this the song, Cezanne? I didn't hear the f-word, but amazingly it was still a good song

That's the very funny Dr. Ken Jeong. You may have seen him perform in Hawaii with the Kims of Comedy, and most recently he was in the movie Knocked Up.

Oh, he's performed in Hawaii? From the video I get the sense he's pretty good. I call him seductive it's because funny comedians are good physical actors.

Last year, after belting out "She Hates Me" at a karaoke bar in Vegas, a group of Alaskan oil rig workers hoisted me in the air and tossed me around like the winning pitcher of Game 7 of the World Series. So I probably won't be singing that one anymore.

Haha Paul. Did anyone else sing along with you? It is a good song. "No sign of guilt. No feelin' bad."

Truckin' and F***in', otherwise known as Everybody's Doin' It, by Commander Cody and the Lost Planet Airmen.

Rather campy tune, Ron

"You Don't Know" by Reel Big Fish.

"Beer" is also a good, but there's no F'in in that one.

It would save so much time if we all began our conversations that way...

lol. I often ass-u-me so feel free to use it with me.

[Leo Lakio]

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Back in the 80s, eh? Did you have a mullet back then, Leo?

SHHHH! No tell, ah?

Actually, in my typical several-years-behind-the-times fashion, I didn't have anything resembling a mullet until the late '90s. And it wasn't so much a "mullet" as a rat-tail, which I finally had lopped off about five years ago (13 inches long, sent to Locks Of Love).

If I recall, at that point in the '80s, I just still had really long straight hair all over my head, though I might have been in a curly-permed phase back then.

(What can I say? Some folks have bad-hair days, I have bad-hair decades. Let's just say I have good hair for radio.)

[Lei Liko]

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All covers, but still entertaining nevertheless.

Anything by the Dan Band

These guys are AMAZING in their live concerts.

[zztype]

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Pretenders do "Precious" on their first album in which Chrissy Hynde is heard to utter, "F---- off!" among other lovely, sexy things.