Sleaziest Rock Songs, a continuation

[NJL]

I guess "the line" is somewhere between tax evasion and paedophilia.

[iforgotmymantra]

The Beatles were already in their twenties when they released "When I Saw Her Standing There."  I guess 17 isn't that creepy, but the law is the law.

Not in England, you anglodummy.

What about "Run for your life"? Worse but maybe sleazy is the wrong word?

[Sarah]

"Scary" is the word for that song.

[NJL]

The Beatles were already in their twenties when they released "When I Saw Her Standing There."  I guess 17 isn't that creepy, but the law is the law.

Not in England, you anglodummy.

I obviously meant God's law.

[Jack from Arkansas]

Now that the MacKenzie Phillips story has broken, any song by the Mamas and the Papas is on the super-sleaze list. http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2009/09/25/bijou-phillips-mackenzies_n_300004.html

[theylive716]

that isn't rock

...is that because it rules or it rots?

[not that James]

This is wrong for a lot of reasons, but specifically, the voice they gave Ken sounds like he's 50 and has been smoking crack through a road flare. 
 
"Hiya Barbie!  Wanna go for a ride?"

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hwu6NrxVVFk[/youtube]

And I don't think it's appropriate that Ken does the hip-pump move when he says "Let's go party!"

[Sarah]

I don't belong in this world.