The Yeah Yeah Yeah Song

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"The Yeah Yeah Yeah Song" is a politically tinged, experimental rock track by The Flaming Lips known for its catchy refrain and commentary on power and responsibility.

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The Yeah Yeah Yeah Song canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf single
song
album At War with the Mystics
artist The Flaming Lips
countryOfOrigin United States
format 7-inch vinyl
CD single
digital download
fromAlbumType studio album
genre alternative rock
experimental rock
hasBSide The Gold in the Mountain of Our Madness
You Gotta Hold On
hasChorus Yeah yeah yeah refrain
hasMusicVideo yes
hasPart catchy refrain
language English
lyricSubject abuse of power
moral choices
musicVideoDirector The Flaming Lips
musicVideoStyle surreal
notableFor catchy chorus
experimental arrangement
politically tinged lyrics
partOf At War with the Mystics
performer The Flaming Lips
performerMember Michael Ivins
Steven Drozd
Wayne Coyne
producer Dave Fridmann
Scott Booker
The Flaming Lips
recordLabel WEA
linked to: WEA Inc.

Warner Bros. Records
releaseType lead single
releaseYear 2006
tempo upbeat
theme political commentary
power
responsibility
trackNumber 1
usesInstrumentation guitars
percussion
synthesizers
writer Michael Ivins
Steven Drozd
Wayne Coyne

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The Flaming Lips notableSong The Yeah Yeah Yeah Song
At War with the Mystics hasPart The Yeah Yeah Yeah Song