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Operation Ivy - Knowledge
Alright, this song is mega easy. All power chords
Standard Tuning: EBGDAE
E----------------------------
B----------------------------
G-5555555---333333-----------
D-5555555---333333---3333333-
A-3333333---111111---3333333-
E--------------------1111111- (Palm mute all)
All I know....part
E----------------------------
B----------------------------
G-5555555---333333-----------
D-5555555---333333---3333333-
A-3333333---111111---3333333-
E--------------------1111111-
Solo:
E---------------------------
B---------------------------
G---------------------------
D-3-2-0----3-2-0----0--111--
A-------3--------3-3------1-
E--------------------------1
Listen to the song to figure out the rhythms and timings
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daint Rhythm Player |
#1 by daint at Jun 20, 1972 at 8:20 AM EST |
| the aquabats' cover of this song is amazing! | |
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Dan Average |
#2 by Dan Johnson at May 29, 1977 at 2:46 PM EST |
| that's bull$HlT dude, I mean Green Day has their short comings for sure, but seriously man, If anyone has incorporated punk philisophy into the mainstream without completely selling their soul and ideals to the 'man', its green day. They don't write what they think people want to hear, they write what they feel and it happens to be the sentiment of a LOT of people in this country and throughout the world. You should listen closely to the lyrics of Operation Ivy songs and be sure you actually agree with them before you go raving about how good they are. I mean its fine if you don't agree, but the message of Op Ivy and other punk rock greats is one of Unity, Humbleness, DIY, and generally good treatment of other people and the environment. I thought for a long time about those things and decided that they were in harmony with the way I currently live and intend to live my life, so I went out and got a Unity tattoo, as an homage to OpIvy, but more importantly their message. Those beliefs arent for everyone, I know that. And they certainly are not the sentiments of George W Bush. If you really support him, enough to brag about it while simultaniously bashing punk rock ideals (yes, green day holds true to punk ideals, thats a whole nother conversation), I think you REALLY need to think long and hard if this music is really expressing your beliefs. Now if I had to pick between the moral examples set forth by Op Ivy or President Bush, I would certainly chose Op Ivy, and I have, but a lot of people choose the other direction and thats fine, until they lose touch with themselves and fall to the level of belittling others for personal gain. Alls I'm saying is think about it. | |
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Jimmy Rhythm Player |
#3 by Jimmy at Sep 7, 1983 at 12:45 AM EST |
| i like op ivy there awsome they should have never broken up in my opinion | |
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Juandiego Rhythm Player |
#4 by Juandiego Schubnell at May 11, 1986 at 6:23 AM EST |
| fuck u.....no version can be better than the original op ivy version.... | |
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i wud give da w Wanna Be |
#5 by i wud give da world 2 frankie if it was mine! at Nov 11, 1994 at 2:16 PM EST |
| evergreen terrace covers it too, its good, but not as good as the original | |
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nick Average |
#6 by nick caldwell at Jun 6, 1997 at 1:18 PM EST |
| BEST SONG EVR. nuff said. | |
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caleb Wanna Be |
#7 by caleb at Mar 17, 2004 at 10:54 AM EST |
| this is the first operation ivy song I heard, and from then on I was hooked. I just love this song and the lyrics are awesome | |