Sickology II

In Hollywood, district of Los Angeles, 'city of the angels', center of the west's mass media Empire on the US' coast, state of California, the 'Hays code' (1933) banned scenes of human sexual reproduction between women forever: `... women, in love scenes, [must] at all times have "at least one foot on the floor" (in other words, no love scenes in bed).' As guitarist Howlin' Wolf observed in his lyrics to 'Killing Floor' (1964), the human footrace is: '... down on the killin' floor, yeah.' Led Zeppelin, the English rock group, agreed with 'The Lemon Song' (1969) in which the avowed Satanists plagiarized singer-songwriter Chester Arthur Burnett's song to celebrate black magician Aleister Crowley's Thelema religion: 'I'm going to leave my children down on this killing floor.' With 'Trampled Underfoot' (1975), the Satanist icons of les poseurs with tanks' Heavy Metal genre triumphed over the human futanarian species of women's being 'floored': 'Gun down on my gasoline, I believe I'm gonna crack a head.' Mansions of gory with suicide machines. There's more ...