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They should really play Church on Sunday during the tour.

"Is the cop or am I the one that's really dangerous?" Yes, that's horrifyingly relevant right now.

Agreed. People often forget how topical and societal the lyrics on some Warning songs (Warning, Misery, Minority, Macy's Day Parade) are. It's pity Warning got kinda disregarded after the release of AI, because the lyrics are still the best they've ever written besides AI and 21CB. We wouldn't have gotten AI without Warning.

Can somebody tell me which concert these pictures are from? Is there a gallery of it somewhere?

Last Night on Earth is good too, but I still think too that Church on Sunday is their most original and genuine love song ever. Warning has a lot of great songs besides Minority which deserve a spot on the setlist.

Wild One is one of my favorites off the trilogy!

The trilogy holds a special place in my heart, it being the first album cycle I was actually apart of. I listened to the albums on repeat when they first came out, and really enjoyed the more simple/stripped back sound compared to 21cb (not to say I don't enjoy that sound, it was just a nice change of pace). That being said, it's been awhile since I actually listened all the way through the trilogy. I've got a solid (large) hand full of songs that I love, and I listen to them when they come up in my GD playlist. While I don't think the trilogy was GD's best work, there are many good songs that came out of it that seem to get overlooked due to the bad rep the 3 albums get as a whole.

Shout it out loud - I am a trilogy lover.

Awesome, thanks!

I really love Warning, Macy's Day Parade is one of my favourite song, again, love the lower register. Fantastic through ear phones!

I wish I could like this more. I consider Church on Sunday the greatest love song ever written.

LA Weekly Music ‏@LAWeeklyMusic Sep 23 Green Day's @MikeDirnt talked to us about why Fender's move to Hollywood is important. Someone broke into Mike Dirnt’s home when he was 15, stealing the young punk rocker’s guitars. Luckily Dirnt's bass was over at friend Billie Joe Armstrong’s house. “That sealed the deal. I was now a bass player for good,” Dirnt recalls now. Almost 30 years and millions of Green Day albums sold later, Dirnt has his own signature Fender Road Worn Precision Bass model. Dirnt worked with Fender for two years on the design of the bass, which launched in 2013. And when Green Day plays their sold-out Oct. 17 Hollywood Palladium show, it will be easier than ever for Dirnt, who resides in Oakland, to meet with Fender artist relations and product developers. The iconic music instrument company’s new offices, at 1525 and 1575 North Gower Street, are a block away from the Palladium. The company will also maintain its Scottsdale, Ariz., offices, a small artists relations office in Burbank, and a manufacturing facility in Riverside County. “I think being able to physically sit down at Fender headquarters and go over details and specifics of the gear that we are using is really important,” Dirnt writes via email. “Every type of musician you can think of either exists in Los Angeles, or travels through Los Angeles/Hollywood. I think Fender relocating opens up a lot of possibilities to connect with musicians of all genres.” http://www.laweekly.com/music/fender-guitars-has-a-new-home-in-the-heart-of-hollywood-photos-7410496

I posted mine as this too. Cannot believe I agree with you on something.

Yes that's one of the highlights of it for me! I do understand when people say they would've liked the production to be harder/rawer but being able to hear every nuance of the singing and music is really cool. There's a small elite group of us who like them

Nightlife & still breathing will definitely be in my playlist😜

I would rank them: 1. Still Breathing 2. Bang Bang 3. Revolution Radio But that's just my opinion.