MUSIC: The Prodigy Have Changed the Lyrics to "Smack My [B-Word] Up"    

The Prodigy Have Changed the Lyrics to "Smack My [B-Word] Up"    

 

 

 One of the most controversial songs of the '90s was "Smack My [B-word] Up" by The Prodigy. But all these years later, it looks like the band is trying to correct that.

 

 

During a show over the weekend, frontman Maxim has been replacing that line with "Change my pitch up".

 

 

As fans know, that's the opening line of the song, and it's followed by "Smack my [B-word] up." But instead of saying that, he said "Change my pitch up" twice.

 

 

The song came out in 1997 and hit #89 on the Billboard Hot 100.

 

 

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No, it wasn't a fever dream . . . or a nightmare. That was the Smashing Pumpkins performing on ABC's "The Wonderful World of Disney: Magical Holiday Celebration" Sunday night. 

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Phillip Anselmo Breaks Silence on Pantera Reunion.

Pantera reunited last year for the first time since the death of former members Dimebag Darrell and Vinnie Paul. But frontman Philip Anselmo has kept a pretty tight lip, offering few words about the new version of the band… which added guitarist Zakk Wylde and drummer Charlie Benante.

“It is incredibly beautiful,” admitted Anselmo, who appeared on “The Metallica Report” alongside OG bassist Rex Brown. “These days, man, that’s where me and Rex, you know, we get to dig the shows more.” The singer also confessed that he’s no longer as “angry and at war” as he was in the band’s early days, which he calls “empowering.”

And for their fans who miss the fallen OG members, Anselmo has some encouragement. “I know for a damn fact Vince and Dime would want us to do this, hands down,” he insisted. The duo calls playing with the newly added members “an honor” and admits they have “their own damn legacy…without us.”

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Dave Grohl had to use a "no cursing" sign during the Foo Fighters' show at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix. Saying the F-word is punishable by up to a year in prison there.

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Metallica will play their first-ever show in Saudi Arabia next month. 

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The Worst Lyrics in Classic Rock 

 

UltimateClassicRock.com took on the task of finding some of the WORST lyrics in classic rock. These include lines that don't make sense, are bad poetry, or just plain WRONG.

 

 

Here are the Top 10:

 

 

1.  "Why Can't This Be Love?",  Van Halen: "Only time will tell if we stand the test of time."

 

 

2.  "Don't Stop Believin'",  Journey: "Just a city boy, born and raised in South Detroit."  

 

 

3.  "Roundabout",  Yes: "Mountains come out of the sky, and they stand there."

 

 

4.  "Sleeping Bag",  ZZ Top: "Let's go out to Egypt 'cause it's in the plan . . . we'll whip out our mattress 'cause there ain't no beds."

 

 

5.  "Dirty White Boy",  Foreigner: "I'm a loner, but I'm never alone."

 

 

6.  "A Horse with No Name",  America: "In the desert you can remember your name, 'cause there ain't no one for to give you no pain."

 

7.  "De Do Do Do, De Da Da Da",  The Police: "And when their eloquence escapes me, their logic ties me up and rapes me."

 

 

8.  "We Didn't Start the Fire",  Billy Joel: "Rock and Roller, cola wars, I can't take it anymore."  

 

 

9.  "We Built This City",  Starship: "Who counts the money, underneath the bar, who rides the wrecking ball into our guitars?"

 

 

10.  "Pinball Wizard",  The Who: "[He] plays by sense of smell."

 

 

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