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Yum again. Once again, let's make a law that this is the to be the dress code for the upcoming tour:

The only thing that lIst got right was Freddie mercury at #1

This makes me want to go to their show just to yell Green Day at them.

Precisely. I'm so scared I'll be disappointed again. It's not something genuinely important but I care a lot. I'm not putting my hopes up in case it flops again.

The trilogy wasn't bad, it was just so far from how good it could and should have been, and that was really disappointing. I'm terrified of being as disappointed as I was 3 years ago.

Nerdy blonde Billie

Oh what, couldn't look any further once I saw they had Alex Turner higher than BJA, not even a close runner to Billie!

It's almost like they've purposely got that list wrong to make people talk about it

See how happy and healthy he looks now, I'm so happy for him.

I love how Green Day is capable of moving me into tears at random times. PS: Watching Broadway Idiot, for inspiration.

well that's a memory of 7 years that I have to flush. Thanks for the clarification everyone.

Yeah they got it wrong, must've got made up based on the whole death of grunge/resurgence of pop punk in its place thing.

You are just my new favourite person....ever.

There's just something about his arms, shoulders, neck, everything...so sweet.

Yum This should be the dress code for the next tour, required by law:

So, I've just finished watching Broadway Idiot. It's a good documentary as well as a good promo for the musical. I didn't like the recorded versions of songs from the musical, so I didn't expect much either from the musical or the movie, but this made me change my mind. The stage production has a lot of energy in it when you can see what is going on onstage. I liked how the documentary showed the process of making the play, especially Tom Kitt's insights into the arrangements. I did like what he did from what I could hear. It's difficult to adapt such simple songs for a string section and more singers withought making it sound cheesy. He seems to have avoided that, or at least he had a sensitive approach to it. It was great to see his and Michael Meyer's attitude to working with this material. They both revealed new layers in it. The movie is in general very good, the amount of live footage and talking heads is pretty well balanced. What I think there was a bit too much of was the live footage from BIAB, however it's no major issue. I was nicely surprised to see the footage from the 1996 show in Prague. I didn't know there was any and to tell the truth I'm very happy they chose a recording from my city. Just for the sake of Green Day sort of acknowledging its existence. To be continued in the fangirls thread.