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Tre Cool's Greenday Slingerland Drum Set, Burnt, Signed Tre Cool, GREENDAY, Slingerland 24,14,16. Burnt. The remnants of Tre’s Slingerland “Tre Cool Signature” model drums. Wooden shells wrapped in green finish, DW tom stand. Tre Cool used this set on tour with Green Day in 2004. This set was set fire on stage in Cleveland, Ohio. Acquired directly from Tre Cool. Green Day logo head and floor tom head signed by Tre Cool. Will ship internationally. PRICE, $3,995.00 More photos available. Serious offers considered. https://reverb.com/item/798932-tre-cool-s-greenday-slingerland-drum-set-burnt-signed

Guys, prepare your eyes... but seriously, the shit you find on Tumblr

These last two pages are scary. Being a public person does not equal being public domain.

That will have to wait...my priority after proving Billie went Mexico without the family is to place Lady Cobra in Mexico otherwise all this has been for nought (see original post by me about two hundred years ago when I decided to wind everyone up about Billie being in Mexico alone haha...reaaally didn't think anyone would give a shit. Beyond worrying how much people care!!) A quick guess however is that Jakob has already tagged a wall hanging as his dad on an IG picture (discussed above lol) so...Billie only follows his "real" kid

Jesus h Christ why does it matter?! What exactly are people trying to imply here, why is it such big deal, let the man have some privacy geez

Green Day’s 20 Most Awesome Videos http://www.kerrang.com/30209/green-days-20-awesome-videos/

Six Pack: You'd be an 'Idiot' not to like Green Day http://www.daily-journal.com/news/local/six-pack-you-d-be-an-idiot-not-to-like/article_7ee8c495-6a68-56b1-9a0d-d9bbc5bd42fc.html Full article here since you guys could not open it. Do you have the time To listen to me whine About nothing and everything All at once" — Basket Case In the early 1990s, popular music was evolving and branching out all over the place. In the R&B world clones such as Silk and Shai were big, following the lead of Boyz II Men. Rock thought it had its leader, but that ended April 5, 1994, when Nirvana frontman Kurt Cobain tragically took his own life. Stepping up in February 1994, a band called Green Day released an album called "Dookie," which could have been easily dismissed. After all, the punk crowd didn't want to embrace them because the weren't really punk. The rock crowd, mellowing with the sounds of Hootie and the Blowfish, didn't really accept them because of their "punk" roots. Fast forward to 2015, and Green Day finds itself in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. It also has had a successful Broadway production of its most famous album, which ended in 2014, and a boatload of Grammy and other music awards, not bad for a most-of-the-time three-piece band out of California. This week, Six Pack takes a look at the top six Green Day songs of all-time, with, of course, a few mentions of near-misses — "Minority," "Boulevard of Broken Dreams," "Holiday" and "Welcome to Paradise." 6. "Longview" — Did Green Day steal this from Jerry Seinfeld? The song, Green Day's first on the Billboard chart from 1994's "Dookie," is largely about doing nothing all day. It also includes a reference to the subject matter of the famous Seinfeld episode "The Contest." Couldn't be, could it? 5. "American Idiot" — Green Day wasn't exactly floundering at the time, but any talk of any scuffling stopped dead in it tracks in 2004, when this album hit the streets. The title track of the album, which Six Pack says is the best album of the 2000s first decade, accuses mass media of creating paranoia among the masses. Six Pack doesn't know if that is true, but it is fun to talk about at parties and the like. 4. "When I Come Around" — Lead singer/guitarist Billie Joe Armstrong penned this after breaking up with his girlfriend. He would later marry the woman, but where are the great songs based on the marriage? Six Pack has expressed this before and it bears repeating — musicians need more tumultuous relationships and fewer successes. Selfish thinking, but Six Pack likes great songs. 3. "Good Riddance (Time of Your Life)" — A signature song usually sounds similar to the rest of the group's body of work. Not this one. Armstrong wrote this as "Dookie" was being recorded but it wasn't released until 1997's "Nimrod." It didn't fit "Dookie" and it doesn't really fit Green Day, but it a great song lyrically, containing one of Six Pack's all-time favorite lines ("For what it's worth, It was worth all the while.") 2. "Jesus of Suburbia" — Green Day's longest single introduces us to the central character in the "American Idiot" concept album. Taken as a song in itself, this is a fine song. As the basis on a concept album (Pink Floyd's "The Wall" being the most famous), it turns more to work of art. How did Green Day get radio to agree to a nine-minute song as a single? First, they cut it down to about six minutes and change, and then reminded them, "we're Green Day!" 1. "Basket Case" — The group had a No. 1 on its hands with this one, even if it was on the Modern Rock chart. Glancing through the lyrics, Billie Joe, Tre Cool and Mike Dirnt throw us more curves on gender bending than your average 1994 song, but the song's best feature is the sheer joy the listened gets in the 3 minutes. Green Day has more significant songs, but none better.

That STILL hasn't been released? I feel like we've been talking about it forever.

I love this one :wub: It's not, actually. It's one of his tattoos

Do you think billie could do Somebody to Love?

Good Riddance You Lied Murder City Viva La Gloria American Idiot Walking Contradiction Strangeland Jesus of Suburbia Road to Acceptance Welcome to Paradise Letterbomb Oh Love Having a Blast Drama Queen Espionage Longview Basketcase Hybrid Moments Minority Amy Somebody to Love (return of the Queen cover) Brutal Love Stuck with Me

Baby Eyes Little Boy Named Train Rusty James When I Come Around Always Look on the Bright Side of Life Paper Lanterns 2000 Light Years Away St. Jiimmy American Idiot Love and Money I'm Here to get my baby out of jail Deadbeat Holiday Christian's Inferno 21 Guns Brain Stew My Boot In Your Face is what keeps me alive Why Do you Want Him? Iron Man / Sweet Child of Mine / Baba O Riley / Round and Round On the Ave Warning Cigarettes and Valentines St. Jimmy (a second time) The Static Age 409 in your coffee maker Burnout Dancing with Myself Sweet 16 Welcome to Paradise Basketcase

Android Basketcase Sex Drugs and Violence Homecoming Tight Wad Hill Longview Jesus of Suburbia Rusty James Baby Eyes Brat Waiting Surrender We are the champions

Dreamcatcher Rusty James Fell For You Missing You Roshambo Johnny B Good Chocolate Rain (Tre Cool singing) Church on Sunday (tre Cool still singing) Shoplifter The Grouch Too Much Too Soon Haha You're DEAD DUI When It's Time Brutal Love Working Class Hero American Eulogy A Quick One (While He's Away) ENCORE: Minority Hitchin' a Ride Hybrid Moments The Saints Are Coming ENCORE 2: Hearts Collide I know I've posted a TON of setlists, but this is my actual dream set by Green Day. Also, not even remotely possible. Most of things songs are NEVER. EVER. PLAYED. I'm coming to the conclusion recently that Hitchin' a Ride just might be my favorite single from the band.