I've been trying to dig up a bit of info on the ratings system used in the US of records/music.
Basically, I can't found out what the hell a 'G' rated record is. I think it may mean G...for ....wait for it.......'grown up' music. Whatever that may mean.
Can anyone help me out here and/or supply a link explaining this system?
Cheers.
Full Version: American record ratings....
The "G" rating sounds to me like its a rating for something else 
That link sort of helps....thanks Varth.
A G rating would appear to indicate grown up music, like anyone can put a label on what age we should be listening to certain music.
I thought that was what the 'Parental Advisory' sticker (which helps to sell an extra million or so copies to kids) was for.
Censorship gone mad.
Cheers anyway.
A G rating would appear to indicate grown up music, like anyone can put a label on what age we should be listening to certain music.
I thought that was what the 'Parental Advisory' sticker (which helps to sell an extra million or so copies to kids) was for.
Censorship gone mad.
Cheers anyway.
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