Warning labels don't keep kids from shock CDs

Parental-advisory labels on compact discs and audiotapes are effective only if parents monitor their children's purchases, say store owners who sell to minors.
When Chad Anthony Sisk, a 15-year-old high-school student from Philadelphia, showed up at a congressional hearing recently, he brought with him an assortment of X-rated material.
The material included three compact discs: Il Na Na by Foxy Brown Hardcore by Lil' Kim; and Life After Death by the late Notorious B.I.G., also known as Biggie Smalls or Christopher Wallace. Although all of these albums came with black-and-white parental-advisory stickers denoting obscene language or explicit sexual content, the stickers are useless, Chad told a Senate subcommittee.