Green Day - Basket Case album flac

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Basket Case (оригинал Green Day). Инвалид (перевод Маша из Cанкт-Петербурга). Do you have the time to listen to me whine. Есть ли у тебя время, чтобы выслушать моё хныканье? About NOTHING and EVERYTHING all at once. Ни о чем и про всё. I am one of those.

Lyrics to "Basket Case" song by Green Day: Do you have the time To listen to me whine About nothing and everything All at once I am one of thos. This song starts almost immediately with a verse to take the listener to the core of the song. Tre Cool explained that the first The Beatles album "Please Please Me" was an influence on "Dookie", since the early Beatles songs also got right to the point.

Artist: Green Day Song: Basket Case Album: Dookie (1994) Bassist: Mike Dirnt. Tuning: Eb Ab Db Gb (1 semitone lower). G-. -9h11p9~- D-. - A4-4-4-4p0

Basket Case" peaked at on the Airplay chart of October 8, 1994, which was around the time of peak frenzy during Green Day concerts. The song also got a nice push from MTV, which put the Mark Kohr directed video in hot rotation. In their early years, the band was constantly on tour and eating some real bad food. Blasting right into the verse at the beginning of this song is something that set it apart. Simplicity was a hallmark of the Dookie album, and while omitting an intro made little marketing sense (DJs couldn't talk up the song), it got right into the meat of the track. Tre Cool of Green Day cites the first Beatles album, Please Please Me, as an influence on Dookie, since those early Beatles songs also got right to the point.

Basket Case " as written by and Billie Joe/wright Iii Armstrong. We do not have any tags for Basket Case lyrics. American Idiot Lyrics. Boulevard of Broken Dreams Lyrics.

Artist : Green Day Song : Basket Case Album : Dookie Tabbed By : Ketan (ketan. Tuning : half-step down. CHORDS USED E5 B5 C G A5 D5 e

Basket Case" is a song by Green Day from its third album Dookie. After the single was released, the song ended up being a huge hit, spending five weeks at the top of the Modern Rock Tracks chart. The music video, featuring the band members in a mental institution, received heavy airplay on MTV. This song and its music video helped propel Dookie to become a major success among most mainstream rock listeners.