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  1. He sings Dominated Love Slave at 23:30.
    5 points
  2. I just bought that RevRad bomber jacket I've been going on and on about. I'll let you know if it lives up to my expectations when it arrives in 5 years from the U.S
    5 points
  3. Found a Warning hoodie amongst the one million AI/Dookie shirts on ebay and just won it for £5.50
    4 points
  4. I think most Dookie songs would've fit on Kerplunk since there wasn't any major change in style between the two albums. I always think of them as their two most similar records. But to have actually been on there it would've had to exist at the time I wanted to know which song(s) I've seen live the most times so I was looking on setlist fm and working it out. Then I realised even though there's a bunch that were played at every GD show I've been to Stop Drop and Roll still beats them all at six times during one show
    3 points
  5. Yeah another song could definitely work, before KFAD they'd mess around and do call and response during a 10 minute long Paper Lanterns, and now they have songs that are even more suitable. But I also just really like KFAD , so I don't want them to change it . A whole arena of people singing and dancing along to a song about cross dressing/self acceptance is too good a thing to pass up, and it lends itself so well to dressing up and fun shenanigans. It's just the perfect song for them to fully unleash their silly/cheeky/vaudeville/showman-like side.
    3 points
  6. I like the change of pace you get from things like the KFAD breakdown or slower songs. I'm usually knackered and could do with a break myself , and it's just nice for the whole show not to be the same relentless pace. Never get bored during it either because there's so much singing/shouting along to do.
    2 points
  7. yeah and even if that's true that he needs a break (Idk if he really needed a break every night that bad they probably wouldn't be on tour, but I digress), they could do it on a different song. Mix up the breakdown, do it on a newer song with a drawn out bridge section, cover some other stuff while they're at it. I imagine people will still enjoy the antics on another song
    1 point
  8. Let me rephrase that - I must hear it
    1 point
  9. Billie Joe also sang that at the 2nd Auckland show too!
    1 point
  10. He did it lying down - not much to see - but when he finished he kinda gave a point to Tre - like you are the man. I would like to think it was an extra song for the setlist........& a change up for KFAD.
    1 point
  11. I'm always an ally of the KFAD breakdown, and I have said in the past that the shows really aren't tailored for people like me who have seen it countless times, but it really wouldn't kill em to switch it up at this point. They've been doing the breakdown since the Warning tour as far as I can tell, with only moderate deviations from the same theme as far as the covers they choose. I'm surprised to hear they've kept up with it this tour
    1 point
  12. They've always played it quite slow, since it's quite a slow song on the album. But, I've compared the live performance of Spark Arena to previous live performances in 2009 and yeah, they've always played it slightly slower than on the album, live performances at Munich, Saitama (Tokyo) and Pink Pop were comparatively quick/slow. I think during the 99 Revolutions Tour it was then played quicker again (see live at Reading or Rock Am Ring), but now it's slightly slower once more. I also noticed that they played it marginally quicker on the second night in Auckland than on the first, but it's only a tiny difference. I think the problem is, they've become a lot more consistent when it comes to tempo. This means, if they start out at a certain speed, they'll most likely remain at that. So, when Billie does this 1, 2, 1234 thing with the crowd, it gives him quite a slow starting tempo... Their playing on this tour has been a lot more precise and consistent than on the 99 Revolutions tour, where it was more sloppy and less consistent, therefore however more energetic... Btw. coincidentally this is my favorite song too!
    1 point
  13. I love how they just conveniently forgot that Nightlife exists, I wish I could do the same
    1 point
  14. This might just be the nicest picture I've ever seen of the two of them, I love it
    1 point
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