And winning out as the most bizarre story of the week, Queens of the Stone Age were kicked out of a rehab facility while performing for in-patients. The mini-show took a wrong turn during their song Feel Good Hit Of The Summer. The lyrics rattle off a list of narcotics.
Starting tonight, Tuscarora High students will present the fall play, Into the Woods, a fractured fairytale musical written by James Lapine, with music and lyrics by Stephen Sondheim.
(antiMusic) If you are playing a rehab it may not be that great of an idea to kick off your set with a song that contains the lyrics “Nicotine, valium, vicodin, marijuana, ecstasy and alcohol… c-c-c-c-c-cocaine”. But that’s just what Queens of the Stone Age did last at an LA rehab.
To accompany his rich voice and homegrown lyrics, Michael Kelsey uses his guitar like it is five instruments — tapping it, pulling it, pinching it and using any other motion his flexible fingers can perform. Except he makes it sound good. Not like a kid who has gone wild with his daddy’s six-string. With a sound he likes to call progressive-aggressive acoustic rock, Kelsey played alongside …
Who says the Federal Emergency Management Agency lacks street cred? Soulja Boy it’s not, but the agency has come up with a song to teach children about disaster. Here are the lyrics to the “FEMA for Kidz Rap.”
Andrew Lloyd Webber’s musical, with lyrics by Jim Steinman, based on the 1961 Hayley Mills film about a Louisiana girl and a mysterious stranger. Opens Nov. 13. Ends Dec. 2.
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