Favorite song with the F-Word in it

assault_attack wrote:

S.D. wrote:

The first time I remember hearing that word in a song was "Who Are You" by The Who, occasionally a radio station would play the uncensored version.

Maybe the same for me or it was The Baby's "Midnight rendezvous"  on the fade out. Some stations would fade out sooner, lol


Oh I really wanna F*ck you
Oh, midnight rendezvous

I remember that!  Hilarious.

and for something completely different

Gwar - F$#@in' an Animal

tohostudios wrote:

UNCLE SAXON'S KICKASS CDS wrote:

Other than the WASP kick I have been on - Rage Against the Machine - Killing in the Name Of is the first one I thought of.  Love 'em or hate 'em - they had something to say with the use of the f-word.

Killing In The Name was the first one I thought of as well.  Mainly because in that song I don't think it sounds like someone dropping an F bomb just to be cool; I think it really conveys the emotion behind the lyrics of the song. 

I'm no prude by any stretch but I don't like the superfluous use of F bombs.  If you're going to drop one, make sure there's real emotion behind it.

I'm with you. Actually that goes for cussing in general. A little goes a long way. Only exception it Danger Danger-F--k You Money. That song is just too damn catchy.

I work in hospitality, so I have to be nice and pleasant and friendly and conversational for 40 hours per week.  

So when I'm not f*cking at work I f*cking cuss like a f*cking sailor that hasn't gotten f*cked for f*cking 6 f*cking months while out at f*cking sea with a bunch of other motherf*cking swinging dick motherf*ckers.  F*ck the lot of them!

S.D. wrote:

I work in hospitality, so I have to be nice and pleasant and friendly and conversational for 40 hours per week.  

So when I'm not f*cking at work I f*cking cuss like a f*cking sailor that hasn't gotten f*cked for f*cking 6 f*cking months while out at f*cking sea with a bunch of other motherf*cking swinging dick motherf*ckers.  F*ck the lot of them!

I used to be able to relate to that situation when I worked in a corporate cubicle farm.  But now I do the same job and I work from home.  It feels SO good to let the F bombs fly when I have to deal with the same stupidity I had to swallow in the office.

And my blood pressure has dropped 10 points.

Sex Pistols- Bodies- I remember in middle School, I was sent to school for troubled students ( I did not fit in, I just like loud music and questioned everything and for this I was sent to a school for delinquents, hoodlums and the insane), I played 'Never Mind the Bollocks' in shop class, and simply because Johnny Rotten sang 'F**k this, F**k that', the album instantly had 20 new fans

manny wrote:

Sex Pistols- Bodies- I remember in middle School, I was sent to school for troubled students ( I did not fit in, I just like loud music and questioned everything and for this I was sent to a school for delinquents, hoodlums and the insane), I played 'Never Mind the Bollocks' in shop class, and simply because Johnny Rotten sang 'F**k this, F**k that', the album instantly had 20 new fans  

Great example! I loved that album when I first discovered it around age 17.

"F*ck this and F*ck that
F*ck it all tha F*ck out of the f*cking brat"

Rigor Mortis-Bodily Dismemberment

Leatherface wrote:

Rigor Mortis-Bodily Dismemberment

My best friend Dale from high school absolutely loved that album.  He was also a gore movie freak. What I like about that album is there is minimal guitar multi-tracking, so when he takes the solo it's just the bass behind. As it would be if you watched them live. I wish more bands had done it that way.

OK OK, I kid I kid, but this f*cked up song was asking to be on this f*cked up thread.

Acid Bath- Cassie eats Cockroaches

Dyers Eve from you know who

First one that came to mind...

Judas Priest- Machine Man

chewie wrote:

Jefferson Starship - Stairway To Cleveland

Great call...great song too!

tohostudios wrote:

I'm no prude by any stretch but I don't like the superfluous use of F bombs.  If you're going to drop one, make sure there's real emotion behind it.

I agree. Like this.

ultmetal wrote:

First one that came to mind...

One of my favorites songs from the entire decade of the 80s.

4ARM - GREAT F'ing Band!!

How could I forget the inimitable "Stanley The Homeless Guy" and LSD:

I ain't even lying, Toho - I am listening to LSD right now! Weird

I have to be in the mood for them but when I am they sure scratch a musical itch.

I still wonder if that whole Stanley thing was real or simply "performance art".

Well, he held true to the character in all the interviews. There are some pretty good songs on that album, regardless of the backstory.

Mentors - Four "F" Club