WikiLeaks: "Many people do not like this music as it is too loud" - GN'R banned in China
2 posters
WikiLeaks: "Many people do not like this music as it is too loud" - GN'R banned in China
Of the more than 5,500 State Department cables released by Wikileaks in late August -- most blandly refer to climate, diplomacy, censorship and the economy -- but not all.
Guns N' Roses raised flags in the CCP with their rendition of Government of the People's Republic of China and Falun Gong causing a country-wide ban of their new album Chinese Democracy.
Mentioning the ban in a 2008 cable a Chinese official said "many people do not like this music as it is too loud."
Read more: http://www.businessinsider.com/china-wikileaks-guns-n-roses-2011-8#ixzz1W0voqprr
Soulmonster- Stage manager
-
Posts : 14156
Plectra : 69648
Reputation : 825
Join date : 2010-07-06
seely-  
-
Posts : 89
Plectra : 4461
Reputation : 5
Join date : 2011-08-19
Re: WikiLeaks: "Many people do not like this music as it is too loud" - GN'R banned in China
Same here

Soulmonster- Stage manager
-
Posts : 14156
Plectra : 69648
Reputation : 825
Join date : 2010-07-06

» Lady Gaga and Katy Perry: banned in China for 'being vulgar'
» 1992.09.DD - MTV - GN'R & Metallica: Live and Loud
» 2007.06.15 - Planet Loud - Interview with Slash
» 2012.04.26 - Local Music Gear Store Interviews - Guns N' Roses Guitarist Ron "Bumblefoot" Thal talks Gear, Guitar Making, and Music
» Axl did a 60 minute interview with China Exchange
» 1992.09.DD - MTV - GN'R & Metallica: Live and Loud
» 2007.06.15 - Planet Loud - Interview with Slash
» 2012.04.26 - Local Music Gear Store Interviews - Guns N' Roses Guitarist Ron "Bumblefoot" Thal talks Gear, Guitar Making, and Music
» Axl did a 60 minute interview with China Exchange
Page 1 of 1
Permissions in this forum:
You cannot reply to topics in this forum
|
|