Easiest/Best Songs To Play On Instruments

[GreenDayTheory]

Im beginner but i can play Drums,Vocal(I sound like Billie jk),Bass,Guitar,Piano(I can songwrite too)

[Chin for a Day]

I would start with Brain Stew on guitar, it is very easy to play, but fun.  

[GreenDayTheory]

25 minutes ago, Scattered Wreck said:

I would start with Brain Stew on guitar, it is very easy to play, but fun.  

I know Brain Stew lets go a little bit harder 

[Guest]

Hitchin a ride

[Montclare]

Good Riddance.

[WhiteTim]

1 hour ago, GreenDayTheory said:

I know Brain Stew lets go a little bit harder 

It may be easier to tell what you already know how to play that way people won't suggest something you already know 

[Guest]

You are learning way too many instruments at once. Stick to one and get really good at it and then move on to something else

[imXieli]

22 minutes ago, Jake69 said:

You are learning way too many instruments at once. Stick to one and get really good at it and then move on to something else

this. i didn't start singing (for real, not just for shits n gigs) until i was around two years deep into guitar, which still may have been too soon possibly, and i didn't start fuckin with bass until about two years ago, which i would say is around 4-5 years since i started with guitar. common consensus is if you put 10,000 hours into a craft you achieve mastery of it. do that with one thing instead of half assing a bunch, i promise you'll benefit from it in the long run.

[tomdsjames]

Hitchin A Ride is probably the easiest song to learn on guitar if you already know Brain Stew.

For both bass and drums, definitely Boulevard of Broken Dreams.  It's the most basic drum beat you can have (Whatsername is a very similar, basic beat) and the bass is very simple. 

Most Green Day songs are pretty easy to play on guitar tbh as they're mainly power chords, depends how much of a beginner you are.  If you're fine moving up and down the frets a bit faster, something like Holiday or Know Your Enemy is easy as you don't even need to change the position of your hand, just move your hand to different frets.

[Grinch]

For guitar, my first green day songs were Holiday (I played it wrong at first), Letterbomb, and Hitchin' a Ride. Those are all really fun and good starters. The Holiday "solo" was the first I ever learned. American Idiot is a good balance between fun/beginner challenging on bass. For drums, Boulevard of Broken Dreams and Are We the Waiting would be good starters.

[St. Jonny]

Everything on American Idiot is quite simple, depending on how good of a memory you have

 

[GreenDayTheory]

14 minutes ago, St. Jonny said:

Everything on American Idiot is quite simple, depending on how good of a memory you have

 

I know the parts/chords on JoS but i forget them when i play it

[St. Jonny]

See Haha, just keep practicing! Until it's permanently burned into your brain.

[GreenDayTheory]

By the way i know the solos of Novacaine,Murder City,Last of the American Girls,WMUWSE,etc

3 minutes ago, St. Jonny said:

See Haha, just keep practicing! Until it's permanently burned into your brain.

Ill try if i have time but its not had actually its just long

4 hours ago, Jake69 said:

You are learning way too many instruments at once. Stick to one and get really good at it and then move on to something else

I can do it (well i can actually make a band by myself)

[St. Jonny]

Slightly easier to remember and much easier to sing than Homecoming while playing. I try to cover Mike and Billie's parts at once, not easy, but the song itself is pretty simple. As the vast majority of the catalogue is. Extremely fun all of them!

[GreenDayTheory]

21 minutes ago, St. Jonny said:

Slightly easier to remember and much easier to sing than Homecoming while playing. I try to cover Mike and Billie's parts at once, not easy, but the song itself is pretty simple. As the vast majority of the catalogue is. Extremely fun all of them!

Actually i have 2 guitar,no piano,no bass,no drum but i have app here Garageband

[Justin]

Try Oh Love, it's simple chord progression with a nice yet challenging solo that could start you down that path 

[GreenDayTheory]

2 hours ago, Justin said:

Try Oh Love, it's simple chord progression with a nice yet challenging solo that could start you down that path 

I know the chords but solo nah

[Justin]

10 hours ago, GreenDayTheory said:

I know the chords but solo nah

Practice it, it's challenging but once you nail it, it's an awesome blues solo

[ThranaM]

Waiting is probably the easiest Green Day song to learn  

[GreenDayTheory]

4 minutes ago, ThranaM said:

Waiting is probably the easiest Green Day song to learn  

Ill try to learn it later/tomorrow

[PursuitOfEpicness]

Good Riddance is really fun to learn, once you know it everyone knows the song and it's a good song to get everyone to sing along to, it's the first one i learned.

[Reindron]

I'd stick to learning one of those buddy but if the most fun easiest green day songs for bass in my opinion has always been holiday, hitchin a ride and king for a day

 

for guitar i'd start with oh love, time of your life, 21 guns or st jimmy

[Guest]

On 6/8/2017 at 6:05 PM, GreenDayTheory said:

 

I can do it (well i can actually make a band by myself)

Yeah, but I rather be great at one instrument than be mediocre at multiple