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Activist band’s “I Kissed A Boy (And I Liked It) stirs controversy

Posted on March 24, 2009 by Victoria Allen

The self-described “socially progressive, eco-enlightened” and supposedly heterosexual boy band The Train-throbbers were downtown at The Hole last night celebrating their pop sophomore release, the unconventionally-titled “Shitty Music.”

Considered their most edgy and disturbing album to date, “Shitty” includes the radio super hit “I Kissed A Boy (And I Liked It)”, which has shocked many groups including parents like Deborah Petowski, a local soccer mom who described the songs as “mentally and sexually unhinged,” with “overly-descriptive lyrics” that made her “physically ill.”

But the album left hardcore fans like Danny Petowski, 15, wondering where the line is- if any remains at all - between being “totally gay” and “totally cool”…(story on page 4)

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  1. Mike D. says:
    March 28, 2009 at 1:55 pm

    This stuff is sick, twisted and offensive. I love it.



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