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U.S. Marine Cpl. Jason Nurse has chronicled his time spent in Iraq and Afghanistan by writing rap lyrics.

DURAN DURAN left fans devastated on the opening night of their world tour - after frontman SIMON LE BON repeatedly forgot the lyrics to the group’s greatest hits. The Rio …

[ To hear them talk, you’d never know Scream Club’s music is so well, racy. That’s not to say Scream Club’s songs aren’t positive. Wonderful, who characterizes their sound as “a mix between Peaches and the Beastie Boys,” says they hope their music inspires others.

These children’s tunes, produced in the late ’50s and early ’60s have a certain nostalgic innocence. At least some are traditional tunes given new expository lyrics.

This gift book contains the story of “Butterfly Kisses” plus the lyrics of the song with pictures of fathers and daughters in various stages of growth and lifefrom childhood and adolescence to the teen years, graduation from high school, and marriage.

Ryan Bingham has no formal musical training. His chords are often mismatched and his lyrics melancholy. But his songs are heartfelt and genuine, and that’s what makes him stand out. THERE are nights when Ryan Bingham sounds just like what he is, and there’s no shame in that.

Coinciding with April’s release is a new edition of Nights of Passed Over , Kozelek’s collection of lyrics, etc. originally issued in the U.S. on former Low bass player Zak Sally’s La Mano 21 imprint.

David McDaid is a joyful, happy-go-lucky, full of smiles kind of guy. With an Irish accent as deep and rich as the lyrics he writes, it’s hard not to feel good when you’re around him. So you might never expect that he could produce some of the most depressingly, beautiful and engaging music you’ll ever hear.

The lyrics “Movin’ on up, To the east side” never have rung truer.

Center Theatre Group is readying two world premiere musicals, the Downtown-based company revealed last week. CTG Artistic Director Michael Ritchie announced that the Ahmanson Theatre’s 42nd season will kick off Sept. 3-Oct. 19 with 9 to 5: The Musical , with music and lyrics by Dolly Parton.