They literally do have a document which advises how they define what is obscene and what is indecent (http://www.fcc.gov/guides/o…. Yes, the fairness of these definitions has been questioned by the Supreme Court, but even before that point, it was much more likely that radio broadcasts would receive fines over…

P.S. - "Obscene" - You keep using that word. I am damn sure it does not mean what you think it means.

Pro Tip for those of you who want to make the most of your letter writing campaigns to the FCC: complain about something that isn't protected by safe harbor rules. Bam - just saved you from wasting a stamp.

So much so that it was included in the first part of this article. Sorry for wasting everyone's time.

I think Green Day's "Warning" rips off The Kinks' "Picture Book" much more blatantly than "American Idiot" cops from Dillinger Four.

50 Cent, "Candy Shop"

Madonna, "Take a Bow"

Michael Penn, "No Myth"

The Raveonettes, "That Great Love Sound"

The Beatles, "Hey Bulldog"

Tenacious D, "Wonderboy"

Spoon, "The Underdog"

eels, "Novocaine For The Soul"

Beautiful song, deserves to be heard more!
OK Go put out a very faithful cover of this, BTW.

John Sebastian, "Welcome Back"

Another one I wanted to suggest myself! Good pick!

I was going to suggest this one myself!