What artists dont do drugs?

Steven Tyler, Julien Baker, Ben Harper, Jason Isbell, Joe Walsh, and other sober musicians on how to thrive creatively without drugs or booze.

Does LL Cool J cuss in his songs?

But LL Cool J has matured musically. His lyrics, which were at times imaginatively vulgar, now contain no profanity. “It’s just not necessary for me,” says LL, whose earlier albums “Mama Said Knock You Out” and “10″ were also profanity-free.

Which bands did the most drugs?

The 10 most drug-fuelled albums of all time

• Black Sabbath.
• Bob Marley.
• David Bowie.
• Dr. Dre.
• Fleetwood Mac.
• Leonard Cohen.
• The Beatles.
• The Rolling Stones.

Do all rappers swear?

While some hip-hop artists have made songs or even full albums without cursing in the lyrics, it’s quite hard to come by. But in regard to the best rappers that don’t swear at all, those are far and few between. In fact, most of the. Though they may be rare, rappers with clean lyrics deserve a lot of respect.

Why is there so much narcotic music?

Music’s history is deeply intertwined with narcotics of all kinds: singers opining about the joys and perils of marijuana, cocaine, and a whole host of other narcotics (not to mention alcohol, another topic with its own storied collection of songs for another day) further back than recorded sound can attest.

What are some of the best songs with no swearing?

No swearing and profanity. There’s a song “Gold ” which tells you bad things about man’s greed. Donna the Buffalo – great dance grooves, spiritually positive (but not hippy-dippy) lyrics, and a wonderful tribe of kind followers.

Do any of Taylor Swift’s songs contain swear words?

Most of Taylor Swift’s songs don’t contain swear words and a lot are not about sex. None of her songs are about drugs.

Is Queen a rock or pop band?

While definitely a more rock-heavy pick, Queen’s up-tempo hits and lead singer Freddie Mercury’s style and and pure powerhouse vocals embody all that is sacred about pop music. Their innovative sound on songs like “Bohemian Rhapsody” and “Don’t Stop Me Now” not only set them apart from their contemporaries, but also expanded the pop landscape.