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  1. I don't know if my opinion is uncommon / unpopular, but the "I don't have much" in OW, I don't relate to it as financial / material owning. To me it refers to what one really has to give as a person; because despite money and richness, you can still feel poor and lonely inside. In the end, you level of richness isn't related to what you "have" that really matters. And whatever your level of richness, you still have your own "ordinary life" that you are free to see in which or other way. I hope this is clear enough
    6 points
  2. Actually. I'll save you all the essay but I'm pretty sure it's a year some time this week since I heard either Bang Bang or 2D2D on my favourite radio show, went to investigate, and fell thoroughly in love. Forever grateful. Edit: aaand I just wrote a rambly 2am request email to the same guys about Back in the USA for friday. Sad
    6 points
  3. @gaslight13 I always try to make a clear distinction between the content of a song and the singer. To me, a song tells a story and stories are usually fictional. I don't really care for the singer just like I don't care for the author if I read a book. It's about the lyrics. And I can relate to them. But you are right, if you assume that the song is supposed to represent the life of Billie Joe Armstrong in 2016, it wouldn't be sincere. But what matters to me is what meaning a song has to myself. Besides, I agree with @Kuromignonne. To me, the song is not necessarily about money. It's about feeling lost and helpless and confused. All that you have is your own personality, your own values and eventually your love for some else.
    4 points
  4. Ok, I guess this is gonna be very controversial, but : Ordinary World > Good Riddance
    4 points
  5. That's weird, because normally he makes a big show of holding it in the air and doing little dances with it
    4 points
  6. Yeah, it's been such a wonderful era. For the first time in my life I can say that I lived it all, from the release of Bang Bang to the one of God's Favorite Band, which actually seems to close the RevRad period (it lasted approximately 1.25 years). Exactly 10 months ago I saw Green Day live for the first time and still today I can't find a day of my life which can be considered as important as that one. Although I was all alone, lost amongst 14000 souls, I felt part of something. I had never been so emotional and that meant a lot for me. An era full of waiting, but it was worth it. An era full of statistics, because I had become obsessed with Green Day commercial performance (it was fun). An era (almost, but it was my fault) full of GDC. And guys, you all deserve a big "thank you" because, in any case, you contributed to change my life a little bit. But a time machine would just be useless. "The child has grown, the dream is gone". And I'm just waiting for a new dream to start.
    4 points
  7. Tracking socks. Thatt would be a technological wonder.
    3 points
  8. Rolling Stone lists Dookie as the greatest pop-punk album of all time. http://www.rollingstone.com/music/lists/50-greatest-pop-punk-albums-w508222 Which reminds me of this.
    3 points
  9. In your defense, in the 3 shows I've been to, I don't remember having said to myself : "oh, this is Blue!" I mean, I noticed it when Billie brought it, but I paid equal attention to every guitar he used (I love his black and white US flag guitar), and I paid way more attention to what Billie was doing with them than the guitars themselves!
    3 points
  10. Peru (why am I the only one posting here?)
    3 points
  11. Oh I think it was, right @Billie Joe Armstrong
    3 points
  12. Love Billie’s hat and also the last pic ^^^ 😂
    3 points
  13. Blue sometimes "takes a poo" as Billie put it I will have to check too. It's really Sad! that I forgot about it
    2 points
  14. I second this! times a million. Ya'll are just tired of GR. It's clouding your judgement, haha.
    2 points
  15. Oh heeeelllllll no! Them’s fighting words 😡
    2 points
  16. What do you all think of me? I'm offended
    2 points
  17. You guys, naughty, naughty and wrong thread
    2 points
  18. But what could have distracted you? Billie bringing Blue on stage grinning like a little boy who got his Christmas presents early is the cutest part of the show. Or, like, of all time 😍
    2 points
  19. But what were you looking at? It clearly wasn't his equipment.
    2 points
  20. NO GOD FORBID! I didn't look away for a split-second!
    2 points
  21. did you leave during the middle portion of the show?
    2 points
  22. Haha, same! It's been a pretty good 10 1/2 months Important update: my radio dude didn't know they had a new song out (figures ) but appreciates the heads up and might play it next week. I'm calling it a moderate success.
    2 points
  23. Or maybe he’s just a stalker
    2 points
  24. C'mon we are about $1,499.75 short
    2 points
  25. Ladies and gentlemen please fasten your seatbelts as we are experiencing another Lady Cobra.
    2 points
  26. I love it when Billie takes selfies. And although I'm gonna miss my boys so much when the tour ends, I agree with @neverdone2000. It's coming to the end of an era and it's time to move on. I'm really looking forward to the next era of GD - I have a feeling that it's gonna be even better than the RevRad era, and that's something.
    2 points
  27. I've thoroughly enjoyed the Rev Rad era, too. I'm really happy that I've seen it from the 'start' with the pictures/videos in the recording studio right through to now. Within days of Billies 1st recording studio picture I left my old, unhappy job for a new job that I'm incredibly happy with. Therefore, Rev Rad has been the soundtrack to a new era of my life. I've loved using this forum (especially the fangirls threads ), I've loved all the Facebook lives, Instagram pictures, Instagram lives, concert footage, pictures and news stories. I also feel honoured to have seen one of the best live bands on the planet- I just wish I could use a time machine to take me back to my 1st GD gig. I'm sad that this era has to end- but all good things have to come to an end, and hopefully the next era will be just as exciting!
    2 points
  28. Yeah. I wish I had a time machine and could go back exactly one year, then I would have 5 shows ahead of me, starting in January It's been such a blast, the most fun tour ever for me.
    2 points
  29. I've not seen Muse live but I've seen a lot of artists and I think Green Day get the best balance of spectacle, performance and audience interaction. It's hard to do all three but they manage it.
    2 points
  30. Tbh people only started worrying about every move Billie made and every sad thing he wrote after rehab . Like he always wrote about deep dark stuff but people just accepted that as part of expressing himself, never really saw a lot of worrying going on until we were given actual real life reason to. Not saying no one was concerned by any of his lyrics but it was kind of a different perspective before then, it's really only once you can see the parallels to real life events that it becomes more scary with hindsight.
    2 points
  31. We are such bad fans aren't we I think it is!
    1 point
  32. Why do so many things on here have to become an argument? Has offbeat humor become offensive to people now? Has everyone lost their ability to detect sarcasm? It really seems that way anymore. I think I'm about to jump on the anti-PC bandwagon.
    1 point
  33. Agreed OW is a very pretty, sincere, relatable song. I love GR but it is over played.
    1 point
  34. I don't know, but those are great, thanks!
    1 point
  35. I literally can’t believe you’ve been here less than a year 😱
    1 point
  36. They look lost in there with all those big guys 😄
    1 point
  37. Im surprised BJ's legs were long enough to reach the seat in front.
    1 point
  38. I recognized those little striped mismatched socks right away
    1 point
  39. I don't know where to begin with the pics on Billie's post from Chile. How?!
    1 point
  40. The only appropriate place to post this
    1 point
  41. The one & only time hubby saw GD with me he talked for months afterwards about what an amazing frontman BJ is. We would be at bbqs at friends houses & he would bring up the topic of how great the concert was & how involved BJ got the crowd etc. Apart from BJ you get the entertainment value from all the other members on stage - I think thats what makes a GD concert unique.
    1 point
  42. I agree. They're so much more appreciative because they don't get the regular tour stops like the rest of the world. The rest of us (N America, Europe, Australia) take it for granted that they'll be somewhere near us. For Asia and S America it's possibly a once in a lifetime thing. I think the band know and appreciate that, but it's got to be exhausting at times.
    1 point
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