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  1. He actually rarely does solos, bridges yes, solos no. However, believe it or not, I actually do agree with you. Billie doesn't play anything super difficult, but he usually takes simple chord progressions and adds in some bridges, hammer ons, etc. And he plays very, very tight. So basically, what he plays, he plays very, very well.
    5 points
  2. "A fan with something fluffy, adorable, and loveable…and a puppy."
    5 points
  3. R.I.P. GD in the studio thread.
    4 points
  4. Usually, GD songs have a very fast BPM, so that may be difficult if strumming is giving you a problem. Alot of GD songs, more the earlier ones, are mostly down strokes, so that makes it easier. Brain Stew is probably their easiest song to play. I play it at 75, so that is pretty slow. Also, maybe a song with more picking than strumming. Good Riddance or Brutal Love are good ones to try. Stay away from something like Minority. It has picking and fast strumming and odd strum patterns. I think it is one of their more difficult songs to play.
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  5. And then Hitchin' A Ride is basically Brain Stew played a bit differently so that helps.
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  6. Brain Stew is a no brainer. I was able to play it just fine after doing many shots.
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  7. Here's the funeral song
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  8. Yep. Because of this I also believe that Green Day songs are the best for beginners on electric guitar. As you said, Billie's playing is based in simplicity but he adds in some other things like hammer-ons which makes his songs easy to play but very educational for beginners.
    2 points
  9. Yeah, if my playing was as tight as his I'd be over the moon.
    2 points
  10. I have seen a patch and textile flag, but I really want a sticker /: haha
    1 point
  11. I hope for the next album they release some 7" singles with some b-sides on them. I used to love collecting singles for nimrod and warning when I was a kid, I even got a few dookie and insomniac ones. There were no physical format singles for the trilogy, right?
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  12. While at breakfast this morning I saw a girl wearing a GD AI t-shirt. I should have asked what she knows about the next album.
    1 point
  13. Here you go. This was the video on the main stage. it was played 2-3 times between Janes addiction and RHCP http://sendvid.com/l1ows57e
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  14. you might try brutal love , its more picking than strumming
    1 point
  15. Absolutely, you get a sense of accomplishment with GD songs. It is tough for a beginner to get them right away, but you can get them. It just takes some work.
    1 point
  16. I agree, He plays tight and very musically. He has such a great ear for phrasing, tone, dynamics, melodic arc. So while the notes may seem simple, he's doing all the little nuanced things in his playing (and when he plays piano, too) that gifted musicians do, even when they study classical music. Studying and playing music is so much more than simply playing the notes fast.
    1 point
  17. Lollapalooza replayed Green Day's 2010 performance between shows about every 15 minutes. If I could post a video I would. I took one
    1 point
  18. A cool AI era themed jewelry box. The seller even sent a really sweet thank you card with a hand drawn heart grenade on it. Would post a pic but i dunno how. Haha
    1 point
  19. Does anyone know if this image of the eagle is available as a sticker anywhere?
    1 point
  20. I was given Warning for my birthday! I didn't own any GD records before this year so I'm still building my collection
    1 point
  21. Got my "Billy" Joe Armstrong baseball card for 60 cents!
    1 point
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