28 Days Song Lyrics
Genre: Rock
28 Days Lyrics - by Popularity
| 1 | Rip It Up |
| 2 | A General |
| 3 | 28 Days |
| 4 | Girls 101 |
| 5 | Just To Make You Happy |
| 6 | Say What |
| 7 | This Songs About You |
| 8 | Rollin Gang |
| 9 | Know The Score |
| 10 | Ball Of Hate |
| 11 | Tunnel Vision |
| 12 | Song For Jasmine |
| 13 | She's Waiting |
| 14 | Deadly Like |
| 15 | True Story |
| 16 | Kill The Fake (Seshoo) |
| 17 | Stealing Chairs |
| 18 | The Bird |
| 19 | Sucker |
| 20 | January |
| 21 | Goodbye |
| 22 | Empty One |
| 23 | Take Me Away |
| 24 | Pessimy And The Devil |
| 25 | What Do You Want From Me |
| 26 | Kool |
| 27 | Information Overload |
| 28 | Do Our Part |
| 29 | Kill The Fake (Seshoo)"(feat. Uzumaki |
| 30 | I Remember |
| 31 | Friends |
| 32 | 1988 |
| 33 | He Could Be |
| 34 | Photos |
| 35 | Early Mornings |
| 36 | Kid Indestructible |
| 37 | What You Know |
| 38 | Rise Above |
| 39 | Pessimy & The Devil |
| 40 | Plastic Fucks |
| 41 | Sand |
| 42 | Eats Away |
| 43 | Spicy Fingers |
| 44 | Hate Now |
| 45 | Like I Do |
| 46 | The Old You |
| 47 | Never Give Up |
| 48 | Time for Us to Leave |
| 49 | Jedi vs the Krust |
| 50 | Democracy |
| 51 | Birthday |
| 52 | Just Calling |
| 53 | Use It |
| 54 | Don't Touch My Turntables |
| 55 | Runaways |
| 56 | Your River |
| 57 | Runaway |
| 58 | 1999 |
| 59 | What's the Deal? |
| 60 | Whats the Deal |
28 Days Albums
28 Days Bio
28 Days are a punk rock band formed in Bacchus Marsh, Australia during 1997. At their career peak, they had a #1 album (Upstyledown) on the Australian ARIAnet Albums Chart and also a #12 single ("Rip It Up") on the ARIAnet Singles Chart.
The band's constant members are Jay Dunne (vocals), Simon Hepburn aka 'Hep' (guitar), and Damian Gardiner (bass). Original drummer Adam was replaced by Scott Murray in 2000. On 18 November 2001, Murray died after being hit by a car in the Melbourne suburb of Prahran. Vinnie Jukic then briefly filled in the drum role until Adrian Griffin joined, and Griffin would go on to stay until the band's dissolution. For the album Extremist Makeover, the drums were laid down by Matt Bray.
After debuting with a one-sided 7" single "Ball of Hate" and the Sand CD single, 28 Days released their self-titled album in 1998 through the independent Stubble imprint. A year later they were picked up by Festival Mushroom's newly launched development label Sputnik, releasing the Kid Indestructible EP. The EP consolidated a following around Australia as a result of Triple J's constant rotation of the tracks "Kool" and "La Tune".
Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/28_Days