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Ozzy Osbourne · 1990

Ozzy Osbourne

Historical music event in the Radio Music History database.

Description

A federal court in Georgia heard two lawsuits against Ozzy Osbourne and CBS Records. The parents of two teenagers claimed that their children had committed suicide after listening to the song “Suicide Solution” and that the recording contained subliminal messages encouraging suicide. The cases were dismissed with reference to a 1988 California precedent, and in 1992 the US Supreme Court declined to hear the families' appeal.

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    Soud v Los Angeles zamítl žalobu rodičů teenagera, který spáchal sebevraždu při poslechu skladby „Suicide Solution“ od Ozzyho Osbournea.
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