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« Security Conforms To Regulatory Compliance | Main | Private schools oppose government regulation » September 02, 2005Regulate the G-Funk EraThe Arizona State University student newspaper suggests that music ought to go back to the regulatory set up of 1994, when a new agency was set up: G-Funk.In fact, according to the article even attire was regulated. "Following the release of "Regulate...G-Funk Era" rap fans everywhere had another reason, along with "Doggystyle", for fashion statements of blue Chuck Taylors and creased khakis to become commonplace at Snoop or Warren G concerts. However, despite being Dr Dre's half brother and one of Snoop Dogg's closest friends, Warren G never officially signed to the now-infamous Death Row Records." While some interest groups loved the Regluators Warren G and Nate Dogg, others found the Regulation burdensom. Grunge rock fan simply didn't understand why rhythm was life and life was rhythm. "Frankly, we didn't need Warren G and Nate Dogg to regulate the stealing of their property," said Nirvana fan John Eckstein. To understand the satirical elements of this post, please click here. Related from the Joint Center (watch the stretch here): Grokster's Loss Is America's Gain Thomas W. Hazlett. Posted by the Joint Center at September 2, 2005 10:07 AM |
