Rehab was originally formed as a trio: Steaknife, Danny Alexander, and Brooks Buford. Early on, they released their first album "To Whom It May Consume" produced by Steaknife and Brooks Buford. Soon after, Epic/Sony offered a record deal.
Rehab's major label debut, Southern Discomfort, hit stores in October 2000. With band members Danny Alexander and Brooks, hailing from the city of Warner Robins, south of Macon, Georgia (they dedicated a song to their hometown called "This Town"). Their debut album starts with a skit of them breaking out of a rehabilitation facility. The album went on to sell over 140,000 units, and produced such hits as "Sittin' At A Bar", "It Don't Matter" (Modern Rock Top 20), "Rattle My Cage", and featured such guests as Cee-Lo, Goodie Mob, Steaknife, and Cody Chestnutt.
After 2 years on the road supporting the Vans Warped Tour and playing with bands such as Linkin Park, Danny called it quits over a difference in creative view points.
On July 12, 2005, Rehab re-emerged with a new album "Graffiti the World". The new Rehab was brought together by original band member Danny "Boone" Alexander. Joining him were longtime musicians Mike Hartnett on lead guitar, Hano Leathers on bass, Chris Hood on drums, Foz on rhythm guitar, and DJ Chris Crisis. An additional and unofficial member of the group, though, by the name of Demun Jones often steps in to perform the raps that Brooks once sang. The seven put together new tracks and re-worked old classics with help from local Atlanta producer Billy Hume.
Graffiti the World features the hits "What Do you Want From Me", "Graffiti The World","Last Tattoo" and "This Town" Danny Boone(a virtual musical tour of the groups hometown beginning in the 80's).
In 2008 Rehab decided to undergo a mini-tour focused in the southeast making stops in Georgia, Alabama, Carolina, Tennessee and Florida.
Brooks Buford, after the group's initial separation, went on to record several projects, Straight Outta Rehab, which was never released due to Artista going out of business. He is currently working on a follow-up album titled "Suspicious Package" as well as a side project with Ashley Alan-Lee and Tommy Henriksen called The Audio Club. In late 2005, Brooks went on to host the MTV series Trailer Fabulous and in 2006 the MTV International series "Bustamove".
Steaknife (Denny Campbell) was scheduled to release a CD under Priority Records but was later dropped from the label. Denny has stated that he wasn't very fond of these tracks. He has released an album with friend Lindsay Few titled "Trouble The Water" which is highly religion based. Denny is currently in the studio recording his first full length studio album tentatively titled "White Noize".
The "WhiteNoize" album produced by Steaknife (Denny Campbell and Soulful-I (Jared Adair)) has been released on their myspace page under the user name of "snowblindwhitenoize". Steaknife is currently working with Danny "Boone" Alexander and Brooks Buford, the original members of Rehab on a new album scheduled to come out sometime in April, as is Soulfuli on his own solo album called "Head high"
Universal Republic Records signed the Warner Robins mash-up group in May 2008 and will be releasing the band's 2005 independent release, Graffiti The World, later in the spring with 3 additional never-before-heard tracks.
A short west coast September tour with Pop Rock and Country crossover artist Kid Rock, and a new video release of their newly titled "Bartender song" formerly known as "Sittin at a bar" which was recorded with Country Superstar Hank Williams Jr.
Their newly released video can be found posted and played on CMT's Top 20 Countdown show staring Lance Smith and can also be found on MTV's website along with the brief overview and history of the band.
Mission Impossible
Rehab Lyrics
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It may seem like the opening lines to Rehab's song "Mission Impossible" are meaningless gibberish, but they actually serve as an introduction to the playful and tongue-in-cheek nature of the song. The repeated "do do do's" and the accompanying laugh set the tone for a lighthearted and fun listening experience.
As the song progresses, Rehab's lyrics tell the story of trying to impress and woo a potential lover, but constantly falling short. They compare their efforts to completing impossible missions, referencing the popular TV and movie franchise of the same name. By incorporating this cultural reference, Rehab is able to make their song relatable to a broader audience while also adding an element of humor.
Overall, "Mission Impossible" is a catchy and entertaining song that showcases Rehab's ability to blend humor, pop culture references, and relatable themes into their music. It encourages listeners to not take themselves too seriously and to enjoy the journey of pursuing their romantic interests, even if it feels like an impossible mission at times.
Line by Line Meaning
Do Do do do do do do-do-do.
The repetition of this phrase acts as a prelude to the song, building anticipation by creating a sense of urgency and indicating the gravity and importance of the mission at hand.
Do-do-do.
This short, staccato phrase serves as a sonic marker, providing a distinctive break that sets the stage for what is to follow.
Do do do.
This line serves as a follow-up to the previous one, underscoring the importance of the mission by repeating the sense of urgency and establishing a driving force behind the song.
Do do do Do-do-do.
This line foreshadows the next section of the song, building up the beat like a ticking clock ready to explode into action.
Repeat 2x (laugh)
Repeating the chorus twice reinforces the importance of the mission, while the laugh introduces a sense of humor and levity even amidst the seriousness of the task at hand.
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