Ultimate Chart (a/o June 1st):
You really want to play in this country? Well, the Chinese Ministry of Culture has just published 100 songs that are now banned for distribution, with lots of Gaga and Perry throughout. Digital distributors in China must now remove the specified tracks or face penalties - while illegal channels are probably less burdened. The latest list also includes tracks by Simple Plan, Beyonce, Take That, Owl City (eh?) and the Backstreet Boys, among others.
And, that is on top of earlier ban lists (of which we don't have access... yet, anyone?)
The reasons for the latest playlist are vague, though they include improper registration and the threat of [translated] "disrupting the online music marketplace and engandering the security of Chinese culture."
Here's the list.
2. "Anne Frank," Ivana
3. "Aunt Beat," New Treasure Island Sport Band
4. "Been In Love," Andy Hui
5. "Black," Pak-ho
6. "Bloody Mary," Lady Gaga
7. "Broken Heart," Yida Huang
9. "Can Understand the Pain," Spray Brothers
10. "Can't Keep My Hands Off You," Simple Plan
11. "Candy," Ken Hirai
13. "Cloudy Sunflower," Wei Li-an
14. "Cool Kids," Natalie Walker
15. "Dawn," Doll
16. "Deadline," Hins Cheung
18. "End," Ivana
19. "Epiphyllum," Khalil
20. "Face," Linzi Xi
21. "Feat," Hins Cheung
22. "Flashback," Yida Huang
23. "For Love," Wei Li-an
24. "Forget Forget," Andy Hui
26. "Gently Dancing," New Treasure Island Sport Band
27. "Glimmer," Yida Huang
28. "Go! Go!" New Treasure Island Sport Band
29. "Good Night," Yoga Lin
30. "Good Thing," Jue Yan
31. "Hair," Lady Gaga
32. "Happiness Is a Small Matter," Nian Dong
33. "Happy End," Nian Dong
34. "He Is a Shanghai Girl," New Treasure Island Sport Band
36. "How Are You," Michael Wong
37. "How to Say I Do Not Love You," Hsiao
39. "I Am Silly Woman," Kary Ng
40. "I Am Sorry," Linzi Xi
41. "I Know You I Favorites," Doll
42. "I Want It That Way," Backstreet Boys
43. "I'm OK," Spray Brothers
44. "Intro," Linzi Xi
46. "Keep," Yida Huang
48. "Loser of the Year," Simple Plan
49. "Love Language of Words," Dong Qian Business
51. "Love Stone Eggs," Kary Ng
52. "Love Wins Strategy," Khalil
53. "Lyrics," Nian Dong
54. "Marry The Night," Lady Gaga
55. "Mars," Natalie Walker
56. "Miss Address," Ivana
57. "Mobei your Broken Heart," Shawn
58. "Money Song," New Treasure Island Sport Band
59. "My Dearest," Mei
60. "Never Had Such a Love," Andy Hui
61. "No Mushroom Friends," Khalil
62. "Not the Case Is Not Alone," Jue Yan
63. "Once Upon a Time in the Sky," Mai Kuraki
64. "One Day," Ken Hirai
65. "One Million Kinds of Kisses," Rachel Liang
66. "P.S. I Love You," Hins Cheung
68. "Pretty Things," Take That
69. "R & B," Ken Hirai
70. "Ranging from the," Dong Qian Business
71. "Rhapsody," Hsiao
72. "Run the World (Girls)," Beyoncé
73. "Selfless," Kary Ng
74. "Sing Forever," Ken Hirai
75. "Sister Friend," Rachel Liang
76. "Smiley Face," Pak-ho
77. "Some People Care About You," Doll
78. "Sorry That I Loved You," Nian Dong
79. "Souvenir," Yoga Lin
80. "Taipei Rainy Sunday," Michael Wong
81. "Thank You for Your Inspiration," Jue Yan
82. "The Edge of Glory," Lady Gaga
83. "The Flood," Take That
84. "The Real World," Owl City
85. "There Are Like Tears," Mei
86. "This is Not Silly," Doll
87. "Today Should Be Very Happy," Pak-ho
88. "Treasures," Spray Brothers
89. "Uptight," Natalie Walker
90. "Vista," Ivana
91. "When We Were Young," Take That
92. "With Forest," Pak-ho
93. "Woke Up," Yoga Lin
94. "Yilaomailao," Doll
95. "Yiyi," Ella Koon
96. "You," Hsiao
97. "You Can Only Miss," Hsiao
98. "You Look at Me," Mei
99. "You Say I Handsome," Shawn
Comments Closed
Jeff Kent Sunday, August 28, 2011
Cop Killer is ok I guess...
Sheer Zed Monday, August 29, 2011
Damn those musicians, always "engandering" the cultural life of China. Geese is the word.
@S3nzo Monday, August 29, 2011
Sizinzo Maqubela
Naturally Judas is banned *smh*
@courtneyesmith Monday, August 29, 2011
Courtney E. Smith
So, Beyonce's "Run the World (Girls)" is banned for sale in China. No punchline necessary.
@Veromato Monday, August 29, 2011
Véronique Matteau
Oui, oui, même Simple Plan o_O >
Versus Monday, August 29, 2011
I don't know about the Chinese artist, but all the American-language [sic] artists on that list are already banned in my household.
As is just about anything else that makes the pop charts in this aesthetic wasteland.
Cheers,
- Versus
@philogd Monday, August 29, 2011
Phil Ogden
I never thought of Take That as subversive anarchists !! ;-)
# 64 Monday, August 29, 2011
Simple Plan huge in China? Who knew?
VINCIAZEE*(TM) Monday, August 29, 2011
Music is just not Music any more. Bring back good Music if you can Compose some. China likes the Pentatonic Scale as does Asia. We can not get too Westernized in China, and use an eight note scale, let alone the word's or any revolutionary thought's. Robotic's, that's what China likes, Robot People with no free thought process, easy for Government control. [http://twitter.com/vinciazee ]
Andrew Martin Tuesday, August 30, 2011
To be fair, they're right on the ball with banning The Backstreet Boys!
BBTenor Tuesday, August 30, 2011
Are you sure this isn't a list put out by the GOP Conservative Evangelists??? Hmmm.
Yes No-No Go-Go Ga-Ga Tuesday, August 30, 2011
Well... as an American I can't condone censorship but at least the Chinese people aren't going to be subjected to GaGa's trash.... she's a media whore... and that's the only purpose to her pornographic visuals and junk music that I can see... tasteless, nearly talentless and designed strictly to get attention for dollars. The gays and others pay for porn and outrageous BS on stage... I can't give her a dime.... and the Chinese won't be suckered into doing so either....
@TheVandals Tuesday, August 30, 2011
The Vandals
Attn Chinese: None of our songs are banned in your honorable country.
@mus Tuesday, August 30, 2011
.Music Web Domain
Censor or face penalties.
@D4UDI Tuesday, August 30, 2011
Daudi
this is way crazy and a little funny.
benJi Wednesday, August 31, 2011
It´s just about preventing to lit fires.
if the chineese ppl. don´t hear songs about beeing free, they don´t think about beeing free....
Bob Wednesday, August 31, 2011
Looks like less of a political controversy and more of an issue of good taste to me.
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