Dragon Ash Grateful Days Rar
Two singles — 'Let Yourself Go, Let Myself Go' and 'Grateful Days,' the latter featuring hardcore rapper Zeebra and soulstress ACO — sold so well that they cracked the Japanese Oricon charts, usually reserved for pop music, and went to number one. Now Dragon Ash had become a four-piece, with DJ Bots essential to the mix. Stream Grateful Days-Dragon Ash by Deo Hikida from desktop or your mobile device.
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Dragon Ash - Grateful Days
Grateful Days is a song by Dragon Ash, a Japanese Nu Metal band which fuses a lot of rock and hip hop elements. This song is about thanksgiving and being grateful for all the blessings we have. In this age of consumerism and 'keeping up with the Joneses', we easily take everything we have for granted. Being thankful for what we have also allows us to appreciate life itself, which is the greatest gift of all.
This single was released in 1999, and it features Zeebra, one of Japan's top hip hop rappers and ACO, 'The Queen of Japanese Soul', singing the chorus. The sample used to make the instrumental of Grateful Days is from Today by The Smashing Pumpkins.