Suburban Legends Don Juan

[JEALOUSYGC]

This song is from the 1999? or more actually?,if anybody know, please tell me! :)

[dionbranchglove]

Sorry But the real version is 3:15 in length, you cut off the intro and the ending. I have the full bombsquad e.p. if anyone needs it

[ReelBigCohen]

@dionbranchglove I want the EP!

[BlessMyBurrito]

I have an even better version of this song on a cd somewhere....

[angelopietro0410]

@ridingpunk247 it from ''original edition''



[TheseYeahThese]

it would be really helpful if someone can

direct me toward wher i can get all versions of this EP....

or send them to me? yea?

[ufukhershr]

but this version is different, isn't it? it's much better; Where is this version from?

[jman40194]

either the rev or justin meacham loved this chord pogression, because they were both obviously in this band, and in pinkly smooth, and avenged sevenfold. This song, mezmer (the outro) and warmness on the soul all have the same chord progression. just something that i noticed. but then again, its a popular one.

[TheByzantineEmo]

Sounds really similair to carousel by mr bungle....intro at least ..and R.I.P. Jimmy The Rev Sullivan

[mylifexxuncut]

EPIC SKA

[MetalShogun]

This along with "I want more" are basically my favorite ska-punk songs ever. Why couldn't suburban legends stay less on the pop side of things?

[johnmcnally7]

thank god you put this up!

[sygyll]

can someone put the faster version up, i cant find it anywhere except pandora

[Godon411]

@ridingpunk247 the album is also called Suburban Legends. search for it on itunes. theres only like 5 songs on it.

[hercules386]

@Godon411 thats actually incorrect. this is the version from the 1999 album Origin Edition. you can tell by the horn solo at the beginning as well as the guitar and drums during the guitar break. The drummer is actually The Rev from Avenged Sevenfold.

[mrgrimm25]

@Godon411 the albums called origin edition

[PronkeyLa]

@Godon411 is this from origin edition?

[RisleyProductions]

Dope song