donald mclean iii was the group that sand backup on the original song featuring lyrics the day the music died.
donald mclean iii was the group that sand backup on the original song featuring lyrics the day the music died.
which group sand backup on the original song featuring lyrics the day the music died?
donald mclean iii
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"nine lives" opens with the lead single "let's get it crackin'", a party song featuring pop singer/model jeffree star which deuce has described as "nasty". the second track is the album's third single, "help me", which addresses deuce's troubles with his old label holding him under contract as well as hollywood undead. the third song on the album is "america", which is a politically themed song with more of a rock influence than some of deuce's other songs. "america" is currently the most successful single, selling 36,000 copies since its release and has been played on several radio stations. track number four of the record, "i came to party", is a party themed song featuring truth and successful east-coast rapper travie mccoy of gym class heroes. the song fuses dubstep, rock, rap and pop elements to create an upbeat and diverse dance-track. the next song is a remastered version of a track previously released with "the two thousand eight ep" in 2008, titled "the one", although it models the redone 2010 version. when speaking of the song, deuce states that "through my music, i could so much." the sixth song of the record is also a remastered version of a previous release named "freaky now". this song is similar in content to "let's get it crackin'" and could also be described as "nasty" and it is highly explicit. the song also features jeffree star, as well as fellow rapper truth. the seventh track called "nobody likes me" is a biographic-themed song featuring falling in reverse lead singer ronnie radke and truth. the song tells of how each vocalist felt they were betrayed by their previous bands, and expresses the various emotions that come with being in that situation. radke delivers his verse through the form of a rap. the song also features a small part from truth. the eighth song of the record is an emotional track titled "walk alone" is apparently aimed at johnny 3 tears, ex-bandmate from hollywood undead. the next and ninth track on the album is "till i drop", an upbeat, anthem-style song featuring rappers veze skante, truth and gadjet (frontman of rap group kinda major). the song contains fast-paced verses from all parties, with deuce singing catchy choruses and using his signature melodic-rap style to end the song. deuce mentions moving on from his previous band to his newest project with "there's no more undead, it's "nine lives"..." halfway into the final verse. deuce describes "till i drop" as a "powerful song." "gravestone", the album's tenth song that was also a remastered version of a previously released song. deuce describes the song as being about "changes" and how certain experiences can change your life and outlook on life. "it's kinda' saying good bye to the old you [...] it's a gravestone to the old you, you don't wanna be that person any more." the final song on the album is titled "now you see my life", and, once again, is a remastered version of a previously released song with the same title that originally appeared on his first extended play. however, this song was remixed to fit a verse for rapper skee-lo. deuce gives the song the description of his life not being as "pretty" as it seems.
nine lives (deuce album)