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  1. 6 points
  2. I just did a whole Top Gun thing (is that the right reference, I've never seen the film?) where I was dancing around to music in my underwear. Listened to a few tracks from the Trilogy in high volume and let me tell you. It sounds awesome. Hates gonna hate but the Trilogy was awesome.
    5 points
  3. I bet he struggles to find pants to fit! My son in law is aroundabout the same size and has the same problem!
    4 points
  4. Agreed, I feel like dancing in your underwear is pretty much what the trilogy was meant for.
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  5. Am I the only one that didn't want the trilogy to be a single album with the "best songs"? Listening to the entire trilogy for the first time was a hell of a ride. I was pretty satisfied with all that sweet sweet Green Day greatness.
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  6. This is so unlike you Mar!!! I like it!!! haha i guess the whole "bang bang" is putting some bang bang into our threads aswell. one penny for billie joes actual thoughts when reading these threads these days Bang Bang!
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  7. This is my fiance and I can confirm that well fitting trousers are indeed a rare occurrence Have a photo so I'm not short legged trouser spamming Quite impressed by that hair, I must admit.
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  8. Risky Business Yes I am old...
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  9. Yeah a man in the hall of fame doesn't need credit for a word too! haha
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  10. I think the credit should all be yours, screw Billie he has enough.
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  11. You need to get your eyes checked my young friend
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  12. 21 guns spam I really love his hair in this video I dunnnoo haha
    2 points
  13. This is why Bang Bang needs a physical release, that means more B-sides and another single or two will give us enough for a Shenanigans Vol. 2.
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  14. Yes, me too! Especially Favorite Son, Too Much Too Soon and Shoplifter
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  15. Stay the Night acoustic should be the new closer
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  16. I can only think of maybe 3 people who have eyes like that. They're a work of art.
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  17. Quiz! Complete The Green Day Lyrics With a new Green Day single, 'Bang Bang', set to be released on August 11th, Billie Joe and the boys are back, back, back. Amazingly, the group first formed 30 years ago in 1986, and in their three decades they've masterminded snot-nosed punk classics (1994's 'Dookie'), a state-of-the-nation concept album (2004's 'American Idiot'), a side project (The Foxboro Hot Tubs) a stage musical (2010's American Idiot) and an ambitious trio of albums (2012's '¡Uno!', '¡Dos!', and '¡Tré!'). Oh, and they also had a starring cameo in The Simpsons Movie. http://www.nme.com/blogs/nme-blogs/complete-the-lyrics-quiz-green-day 15 '90s Song Lyrics You Sang All The Time (Even Though You Had No Idea What They Meant) 7. "Good Riddance (Time Of Your Life)" by Green Day Every high school student in the '90s and early '00s played this song as a sign off to their friends during senior year, Bustle noted that the song was actually about getting dumped. https://www.romper.com/p/15-90s-song-lyrics-you-sang-all-the-time-even-though-you-had-no-idea-what-they-meant-15451 Popular music and the loss of anger “Every single era has had escapist music: In the 1950s, there was the pop that came after Little Richard,” says Billie Joe Armstrong, singer and songwriter of Green Day, arguably the last major rock band to turn fury and indignation into a top 10 album with 2004’s “American Idiot.” "Music goes through these cycles, but this happens to be the longest cycle I remember without someone breaking through on a meaningful level." “After the turbulent ’60s, you got ’70s schlock -- quiet and boring [music], lots of earth tones -- then punk came around. Music goes through these cycles, but this happens to be the longest cycle I remember without someone breaking through on a meaningful level; someone who really has something to say.” “Ignoring it, that’s their statement,” says Armstrong, whose kids are now 18 and 21. “That’s their anger. You’re making me angry, so I’m turning my back on you. They’re done dealing with it all. They’re like, ‘I’m going to binge-watch zombies eating each other.’ ” Adds Armstrong, “It’s come to the point where artists are backed into a corner where there’s really no other place for them to go. You look at what’s happening with the news, and everything that’s going on in the world, and it’s kind of like ‘The Walking Dead.’ it’s coming right at you. You better write something about it.” http://www.latimes.com/entertainment/la-et-ms-music-anger-20160629-snap-story.html
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  18. Everyone has different "favourite songs" off the trilogy. That's why a single album would've been a terrible idea.
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  19. I would agree that those are the heavy hitters. Up there with the band's best work imo.
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  20. Can we try and get this in the dictionary? I want to contribute something to society. I would give Billie a partial credit on it.
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  21. Indeed haha hair and eyeliner on point
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  22. Yeah, yeah. I usually just keep my darkest thoughts to myself but with the new song, new photos and tour coming up, it's all just leaking our of me.
    1 point
  23. He was so damn hot in that video
    1 point
  24. This is so unlike you Mar!!! I like it!!!
    1 point
  25. Billie - Evan Peters Mike - Chris Hemsworth Tre - Peter Dinkladge
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  26. It was the dude that coined the phrase Fwoo Time. He is a southern gentleman and doesn't like to say Fuck. I'm from NJ, Fuck was my first word.
    1 point
  27. Sorry. I heard it only once as it's terrible. OK, first "fwooo" was funny. But only that one.
    1 point
  28. It's not Woo Time. It's F-woo Time
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  29. It's much better than Woo-Time
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  30. Hopefully the next single will have something to do with showering
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  31. The trilogy had everything for me, it had it's fantastic songs, it's okay songs, and not too great songs. Of course that's bound to happen when you release 37 songs in quick succession. Overall I liked the trilogy but it definitely wasn't without it's faults.
    1 point
  32. ok we've all ragged on @SomeNimrod97, myself included. Lets move on from that and stop the witch hunt. sorry bro, you got called out but we can move on now
    1 point
  33. Our radio stations still play them. I get excited every time I hear Oh Love
    1 point
  34. this is absolute bullshit. If you're really a fan you should be able to see their shortcomings.
    1 point
  35. This is the kind of stuff that I HATE about Green Day fans (and probably a lot of fan bases.) Opinions don't make you more or less of a fan. Why does there have to be a competition over who's a better fan? Who fucking cares? The Green Day fanbase started getting like this in 2004 with all the fangirls competing for Billie's love and for image reasons, and I thought people would have outgrown it by now.
    1 point
  36. At The Library, Pasalaqcua, Paper Lanterns, Only of You, 16 (that bassline), Green Day. These are all great songs. You're bugging.
    1 point
  37. you not liking it doesn't make it a bad song though. And plenty of good songs have 2 chords, have you heard About a Girl? I'm not saying that Fell for You is in the same caliber as that song, but 2 chords doesn't automatically make a song shit.
    1 point
  38. I doubt that we would ever agree on filler tracks.
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  39. I'd like to say that the Demolicious version of "Baby Eyes" is fucking bad ass.
    1 point
  40. Why would I take 15-18 tracks when I can have 37?
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  41. Looking forward to that. From a historical standpoint, no matter how "bad" it may be, it's good. Here's that most recent Kerrang! spread and cover, from the January 23rd 2016 issue. From what I understand, it was not posted before, but if it was, I'm sorry for taking up space. NME on Heart Like a Hand Granade, October 23rd 2015... ...and November 06th 2015.
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