Green Day's 'Longview' Bassline | Mike Dirnt’s Psychedelic Inspiration EXPLAINED

๐ŸŽธ Mike Dirnt’s Psychedelic Inspiration for “Longview” Bassline ๐ŸŽถ

Think “Longview” is just a catchy bassline? Think again. Mike Dirnt’s iconic intro was conceived during an acid trip, blending his punk roots with a touch of jazz influence. The video delves into this creative moment without giving away all the details—just enough to make you press play.


๐Ÿง  What Went Into the Bassline?

While tripping on LSD, Dirnt was inspired to create a bassline that was both melodic and hypnotic. He later described the experience as "frying on acid so hard" and said the bassline "just came to me." This spontaneous creation became one of the most recognizable basslines in punk rock history. 


๐ŸŽค Why You’ll Want to Hit Play

This isn’t just a bassline—it’s a fusion of punk energy and psychedelic creativity. The video offers insights into the spontaneous creation of one of punk's most iconic basslines, providing a deeper appreciation for its place in Green Day's discography.

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