Line in the Jefferson Airplane song "We Can Be Together" (written by Paul Kantner) on the 1969 album Volunteers. The band's record label, RCA, held the record's release up for several weeks to try and get them to change that line; the group didn't budge and the song was released intact. (I remember a Time magazine article on censorship circa 1991 mentioning that the band had performed the song unaltered on The Dick Cavett Show as well. Note that the obscene word isn't shouted or anything; I listened to the song for a couple of years before noticing it was there.) Nonetheless, the original Volunteers album's liner notes rendered the line as "Up against the wall, fred."