From the Pen of Dr. Arkham.

    It has come to my attention that some of you have been misusing our new jukebox. There for I feel the need to clarify a few things. 

    Number one: You can only play a song once an hour.     

    Number Two: It is not a mechanical bull and I would appreciate it if you didn't use it like one.

     Number Three: Harley, it can't travel time for the future of mankind.                

     Number Four: No combining it with the washer and dryer to create an unstoppable super-robot.

    That out of the way….

Songs Banned from the Arkham Asylum Jukebox

                

Poor Edward by Tom Waits.                                                

Reason: Two-Face wouldn't shut up for weeks afterwards.

Send in the Clowns by Steven Sondheim.                    

Reason: No! We don't want any clowns!

Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap by ACDC                                

Reason: They're too cheap as of lately.

I Will Survive by Gloria Gaynor                                           

 Reason: Too many inmates and staffers doing karaoke to this song. Dr. Arkham has a headache.                      

Would you mind not breathing so loud?

Signed,

Jerry

Any Village People or Barry Manilow song.                           

Reason: How do they sleep at night knowing how many riots they've caused?

"Stayin' Alive" by the Bee Gees.

Reason: Ironically, the guy who turns this song on always seems to get stabbed repeatedly in the back immediately afterward.

Anything by boy bands.

Reason: see the Village People & Barry Manilow.

"I am Woman Hear Me Roar."                                             

Reason: They've been roaring too much as of late.

"My Dingaling" by Chuck Barry                                          

 Reason: Do we really have to tell you?

"We Didn't Start the Fire" by Billy Joel

Reason: They lied.

"I will always love you" by Whitney Houston                         

Reason: Because it's a damned lie! Denise and I used to listen to that song late at night under the stars and the moon would hit her eye like a big pizza pie and suddenly her clothes would blow off and....

"Sunshine on my Shoulders"  

Reason: Reminds me of how gloomy things are here.

"Sunshine, Lollipops, and Rainbows."    By Lesley Gore                 

Reason: See above

"Dr. Love"

Reason: Reminds me of aforementioned love life.

"Horse with no name" by America                                       

 Reason: Inmates keep shouting, "You're trapped in a friggin' desert. Name the Damn Horse!"

"McArthur Park" by Donna Summers

Reason: Inmates keep shouting, "FORGET THE STUPID CAKE ALREADY!"

"Running Bear."                                                              

Reason: Too many riots, homicides, and suicides involving inmates and staff.

"Kryptonite" by Three Doors Down

Reason: Too many inmates shouting that they wish they had some.

"Gloomy Sunday" Any artists                                                            

Reason: Reminds us of our bleak existence and how little we get paid for this job.

Any Punk groups                                                              

 Reason: Do we need to encourage dissent around here?

"Why Can't We be Friends?"

 Reason: The inmates love to show you why.

Any interpretive dance music.

Reason: The guy who plays it rarely lives long enough to dance.

"Margaritaville" by Jimmy Buffet.                                        

 Reason: Strong sense of deja vu.

'Spoonful of Sugar" by Mary Poppins. Reason: Too many inmates starting riots over not getting sugar with their medicine.

"Blowing in the Wind" by Bob Dylan                                    

Reason: The answer is not blowing in the wind. The answer is at the bottom of a bottle.

"Livin' la Vida Loca" by Ricky Martin.

Reason: Too many inmates "livin' la vida loco."

"Burning Love" by Elvis Presley.

Reason: One word: Firefly.

Rap songs                                                                          

 Reason: Our inmates have a colorful enough vocabulary.

"Live & Let Die" Reason: There are enough murders in this asylum thank you.

"I am the Walrus" by John Lennon                                        

Reason: You can only listen to it be sung drunkenly by the Joker so many times before it loses much of its charm.

"Go ask Alice" by Jefferson Airplane.                                

Reason: The mad hatter. Enough said.

"Free Bird" by Duran Duran

Reason: Too many drunken karaoke nights.