| Breakout | ||
| Foo Fighters | ||
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| There is Nothing Left to Lose | ||
| INFORMATION | ||
| Year | 1999 | |
| Genre | Alternative | |
| Language | English | |
| Length | ||
| Source | Lego Rock Band | |
| Release | 3 November 2009 | |
| Rating |  Family Friendly
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| PLAYABLE IN | ||
| Rock Band Rock Band 2 Rock Band 3 Rock Band Blitz Lego Rock Band | ||
| DIFFICULTY | ||
| Band |  
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| Basic | Pro | |
| Guitar |
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No Part |
| Bass |
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No Part |
| Drums |
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| Keys | No Part | No Part |
| Vocals |
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| DETAILS | ||
| Male singer | ||
| 2-part harmonies | ||
Breakout is a song by Foo Fighters.
Dave Grohl: "Breakout started off almost as a joke, just a play on the word and taking the piss out of your typical tortured romance love story. It's supposed to seem kind of ridiculous because I can't imagine anyone wanting to break off a relationship just because they have acne."
This song was on the soundtrack of Me, Myself And Irene. Dave Grohl is good friends with Jim Carrey, who starred in the movie.
The music video takes place at a drive-in movie theater showing Me, Myself, And Irene and features 3'6" actor Tony Cox, who appeared in the film.
While recording this song, the band had to tell Dave Grohl to tone it down because the neighbors were giving dirty looks and threatening to complain about the noise. (Thanks, Bert - Pueblo, NM, for all above. Some info provided by fooarchive.com)
in the video for "Breakout," the song "Generator," also from There Is Nothing Left to Lose, can be heard. (Thanks, John - Bensalems, PA)
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