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Unpopular opinion: Dirty Rotten Bastards, while it is mostly bullshit, is fun and well-written bullshit.

Your sacrifice is moving. It's certainly better lyrically save Troublemaker, I'll give you that.

They could always re-record the whole thing again

Juliana Homicide is probably one of the highest points of the album. The song in its entirety reminds me of Warning era which is always good

When I first heard it, my immediate thought was that it's essentially the best of Green Day's general fun, all in one song.

The song alone should represent how billie went about writing the trilogy - don't take it seriously.

Warning is such an awesome underrated album. It has the energy level of their previous albums, but covers more mature subjects. It was the perfect set up for AI. I love it.

You can't lose what you never had.

My dad says something similar - his favourite tour is the Warning one, but Nimrod is his favourite album Also, unrelated thought; I remembered that I still had a copy of Tre in my room, and I'd forgotten one of the lines in DRB ("all fucked up beyond intervention", always slips my mind), so I looked at the lyrics and the last lines of 99 Revolutions caught my eye, and it gave me a massive nostalgia attack of standing outside the Emirates, and all the excited anticipation that came with it, and it reminded me that above all the debate and discussion here, they are and always will be the Green Day Band form California and I fucking love them.

I still don't get how people dislike Nimrod, one of Green Day's greatest albums.

I just had to. I'm sorry. It was literally the first thing that popped into my head after reading your post.

Couldn't agree more.

It would be impossible for me to disagree with you more than I do now.

always. and pretty much any other album above Uno. I'll listen to it if I'm in the mood, but I'm 98% more likely to put on the rest of the trilogy without it. Also, I would be so sad if there was a freak incident where 1039/Sosh gets remastered. It would lose all its charm! We dont need any more reissue albums either

Mine is "flapdragon."

Yes

Today, I went to NYC and saw Hedwig and the Angry Inch, which is directed by Michael Mayer. Hedwig and the Angry Inch is a fictional rock band and alot of Hedwigs moves on stage were clearly based on Billie. Hedwig was a boy in East Germany and at one point he is talking about American artists he listened to on armed forces radio. He says that he listened to Anne Murray but that she is Canadian but just acts like the American Idiot. They were doing a song and there was 9 screens behind them. They were flashing different pictures while the song was playing and one was a black and white version of the Uno cover It was cool to see Michael throw stuff in

I see what you did there . Yeah I meant the songs from pre-Dookie on the live albums (even though there isn't actually any on BIAB ) can she listen to them on there because there is a better sound quality.

I'm lost for words.

Yup, I think I know which video are you thinking of... However, he didn't have much to tune since Drop D is only one string difference from standard tuning.

In my opinion, Prosthetic Head is one of the best tracks on Nimrod. Doesn't really get the recognition it deserves.

That Little Stephen is a jerk.

Looool. His mugshot is a totally uncool and unflattering one, making it even worse . Almost so bad it's good.

Jason is a necessity to the band, without him Green Day shows wouldn't be the same. I love Jason.

received it today! =D