Popular Post solongfromthestars Posted October 18 Author Popular Post Share Posted October 18 8 years ago yesterday (17 October 2016), Green Day played the Hollywood Palladium on the Revolution Radio club tour. Stuart and the Ave. is the most interesting song on that setlist. More photos: Spoiler 14 years ago (17 October 2010), they played the Ginásio Nilson Nelson in Brasilia, Brasil on the 21st Century Breakdown Tour. That photo seemed to be in everyone's signature back then. More photos: Spoiler 15 years ago (17 October 2009), Green Day played the Sportpaleis in Merksem (Antwerp), Belgium on the 21st Century Breakdown Tour. Photos by Leen Hubau. More photos: Spoiler 19 years ago (17 October 2005), Green Day played the Ervin J. Nutter Center in Fairborn (Dayton), OH on the American Idiot Tour. These photos were kindly shared by thetoph_drums who got onstage to play the drums Another one: Spoiler "After Number One Fan completed their set, the roadies began the process of moving Green Day's gear onstage. Around 7:45, the Drunk Bunny staggered onto the dimly lit stage. The crowd went wild, screaming and hollering, as he guzzled down his first beer. Continuing to stagger around, he almost fell headfirst into the mosh pit full of eager fans just waiting to discover his identity. Before ending his little preview show, the Bunny capped off another beer, hidden in his suit, and proceeded to 'get happy' on the stage floor. He seemed to enjoy it as much as the crowd, and then, his show was over as he made his way backstage. The crowd yelled and moshed until their faces were blue. Finally, Green Day made their entrance. The fans were crazy. The pit began to move faster and faster until they were in an all-out mosh as Green Day began their show with American Idiot, the title track off their multi-platnium record released September 21st, 2004. After finishing the kick-off song of the Dayton show, Billie Joe Armstrong took the mic and introduced the guys he had been with for 17 years. He also asked for the date and alerted the crowd that 'the day after this show will be our 17th fucking anniversary!' Not only was the Dayton show the band's anniversary show, it was the last show on the bill for the American Idiot Tour 2005. As Green Day continued on through the night, they played the entire American Idiot album straight through, with breaks of course, so Billie could begin all-arena waves, spotlight jumps, and, his favorite, 'heeeey-hoooo!' He could induce the crowd into doing anything, whether it be jumping, headbanging, waves, or swaying. Billie, with the help of Mike and Tre, turned the crowd into a raging pack of punks, even the young kids staying up way past their bedtime to hear their favorite band. At one point during the show, Billie held 'heeey' for, what was probably a record, one full fucking minute! His convinced the crowd that they could hold that note, and they tried. Few actually completed the task, but everybody tried. Now, it seems to be a tradition that at every Green Day show they pick people from the crowd to play their instruments. This time around a guy wearing a red and black striped shirt played drums, and the crowd seemed to love the way he played! A girl was chosen to play bass, and Mike seemed to like her because he kept whispering tips in her ear. And, the mother of all instruments was left, guitar. A girl was also chosen to play this. She seemed to have been dying to play because once she got on stage, she owned it. She was running around hugging everybody and yelling at the crowd to make some noise. The three chosen musicians played Knowledge while Billie picked up the vocals. The girl who played guitar was allowed to keep Billie's guitar as long as she 'got her fucking ass off my fucking stage!' And, the drummer dude got to keep Tre's sticks and do a stage dive. And, I do believe the bass girl got to keep Mike's bass. In my personal opinion, I do believe this was the best Green Day show I've ever seen, but that might just have been because I was there. I enjoyed this concert so fucking much that it will be the best night of my life forever!" — Sunset Veins 29 years ago (17 October 1995), Green Day played the Seattle Center Arena on the Insomniac Tour. "I remember going to see Seattle Opera's wonderful production of 'Madama Butterfly' there in 2001, and chuckling to myself about how I'd seen Green Day and the Riverdales put on a very different great show in the exact same spot in 1995." — Sid Spencer "The first time I saw Green Day is when they played an arena in Seattle in 1995. Someone threw a shoe at Billie Joe and he got pissed off and cut the set short..." — John Goar (one of Billie's teachers at John Swett High School) Green Day were also interviewed at the Seattle Center Arena. More photos: Spoiler 30 years ago (17 October 1994), Green Day played the Cambridge Junction in Cambridge, England on the Dookie Tour. "I scored some gear for Green Day that night after they came and talked to me in the launderette on Cheery Hinton Road! I think it may have been more than a Henry too. But don't tell the fuzz." — hairyarsenal 31 years ago (17 October 1993), Green Day played the Moore Theatre in Seattle, WA while supporting Bad Religion. "I saw Bad Religion a couple of weeks ago in Seattle, as I think that they're one of the best bands ever I expected (and got) a great show. What I didn't expect was the fantastic opening band Green Day, one of the tightest and most energetic bands I've ever seen." — Michael Hurd A ticket from the show: Spoiler 32 years ago (17 October 1992), Green Day played SOMA in San Diego, CA on the Kerplunk Tour. "I remember it was funny because all the talk was that Green Day were gonna be signed to a major label, and back then there were lots of arguments as to whether people should to major labels. Billie Joe was onstage and he said, 'Hey everyone, make sure you clap really loud because the executives from the label are trying to decide whether they want us to sign or not tonight, so let them know what do you think.' He was making a joke out of it which was pretty cool." — Mark Hoppus 33 years ago (17 October 1991), Green Day played the Moore Theatre in Seattle, WA for the first time. 37 years ago (17 October 1987), Green Day played their first gig ever at Rod's Hickory Pit in Vallejo, CA, where Billie Joe's mum worked as a waitress. The small audience was impressed enough to invite them back. The diner has since been demolished and replaced with a Starbucks. For more information, check out the Green Day landmarks tour. I also wrote about visiting the Starbucks and many other landmarks on my own website. ---------------------------- On this day 24 years ago (18 October 2000), Green Day played the Hordern Pavilion in Sydney, Australia on the Warning Tour. "Green Day played an awesome gig last night in Sydney to a packed out Hordern Pavilion. The whole set lasted for an hour and 45 minutes during which a fan from the audience got to play Platypus (I Hate You). Billie Joe had half the crowd screaming, 'Fuck you!' and the other half screaming back, 'Go fuck your mums!' For the finale, Tre Cool, after smashing his drumkit with a little help from Mike, climbed on top of a speaker two metres high, and threw his drum down. All in all, a kick ass concert." 29 years ago (18 October 1995), Green Day played the Pacific Coliseum in Vancouver, Canada on the Insomniac Tour. More photos: Spoiler 30 years ago (18 October 1994), Green Day played the Leadmill in Sheffield, England on the Dookie Tour. Billie had broken his ankle in Amsterdam on 13 October. Photo: Di Coke We've got yet more spitting quotes: "From what I remember, Billie Joe spat and caught it, then did it again, but someone from the crowd got up and caught it then stagedove into the mosh pit. Gross." — James Matthews "I've seen them at the Leadmill and at Leeds Uni and they were great. Specially at Leadmill. They used to spit onto the lights and then catch it in their mouths when it came back down." — NEKRO138 33 years ago (18 October 1991), Green Day played at 924 Gilman Street in Berkeley, CA. 5 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Popular Post Karol Oliveira Posted October 18 Popular Post Share Posted October 18 7 hours ago, solongfromthestars said: 14 years ago (17 October 2010), they played the Ginásio Nilson Nelson in Brasilia, Brasil on the 21st Century Breakdown Tour. That photo seemed to be in everyone's signature back then. More photos: Reveal hidden contents My first Green Day concert ever ❤️ Got to be on stage during 2000LYA The Cup Noodles costume was so unexpected 🥰 2 3 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Popular Post jengd Posted October 19 Popular Post Share Posted October 19 This is the day I first saw Green Day in 2009 in Glasgow on the 21CBD tour. It changed my life. I celebrate every year. 2 6 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Mollyluna Posted October 19 Share Posted October 19 35 minutes ago, jengd said: This is the day I first saw Green Day in 2009 in Glasgow on the 21CBD tour. It changed my life. I celebrate every year. This touches my heart.❤️ Celebrating with you now… 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Popular Post solongfromthestars Posted October 19 Author Popular Post Share Posted October 19 On this day last year (19 October 2023), Green Day played the Fremont Country Club in Las Vegas, NV. 📷: rosequeenphoto More photos: Spoiler 8 years ago (19 October 2016), Green Day played the KROQ Red Bull Sound Space. They were also interviewed. More photos: Spoiler The Say Goodbye lyric video was also released that day. 15 years ago (19 October 2009), Green Day played the SECC in Glasgow, Scotland on the 21st Century Breakdown Tour (@jengd's first show!) More photos: Spoiler 20 years ago (19 October 2004), Green Day played the Fort Worth Convention Center in Fort Worth (Dallas), TX on the American Idiot Tour. 24 years ago (19 October 2000), Green Day played Goat Island in Sydney, Australia on the Warning Tour. It used to be considered one of Green Day's most iconic performances. Don't know if it still is. There are loads of videos on YouTube if you want to watch it. More photos: Spoiler 30 years ago (19 October 1994), Green Day played the Boardwalk in Manchester, England on the Dookie Tour. 31 years ago (19 October 1993), Green Day played the Catalyst in Santa Cruz, CA while supporting Bad Religion. "I remember this show, I think they quit after like 45 minutes because Billie Joe got mad for some reason." — Dan Guilfoy 34 years ago (19 October 1990), Green Day played the Women's Building in San Francisco, CA. "I even thoroughly enjoyed Green Day who’ve added Tre Cool of the Lookouts on drums while Al is up at school in Humboldt studying god knows what." — Flipside #69 2 3 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Popular Post solongfromthestars Posted October 20 Author Popular Post Share Posted October 20 On this day 8 years ago (20 October 2016), Green Day played the UC Theatre in Berkeley on the Revolution Radio club tour. More photos: Spoiler 14 years ago (20 October 2010), Green Day played in São Paulo, Brasil on the 21st Century Breakdown Tour. More photos: Spoiler 15 years ago (20 October 2009), Green Day played the Odyssey Arena in Belfast, Northern Ireland on the 21st Century Breakdown Tour. More photos: Spoiler 19 years ago (20 October 2004), Green Day played the Reliant Arena in Houston, TX on the American Idiot Tour. More photos: Spoiler 24 years ago (20 October 2000), Green Day played the Festival Hall in Melbourne, Australia on the Warning Tour. 29 years ago (20 October 1995), Green Day played the Coliseum in Edmonton, Canada on the Insomniac Tour. 30 years ago (20 October 1994), Green Day played the Garage in Glasgow, Scotland on the Dookie Tour. 31 years ago (20 October 1993), Green Day played the Warfield in San Francisco, CA while supporting Bad Religion. 33 years ago (20 October 1991), Green Day played 924 Gilman Street. 4 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
solongfromthestars Posted Monday at 05:41 PM Author Share Posted Monday at 05:41 PM On this day last year (21 October 2023), Green Day played the When We Were Young festival in Las Vegas, NV. More photos: Spoiler 2 years ago (21 October 2022), Green Day played the Formula 1 United States Grand Prix in Austin, TX. More photos: Spoiler 15 years ago (21 October 2009), Green Day played The O2 in Dublin, Ireland on the 21st Century Breakdown Tour. More photos: Spoiler 24 years ago (21 October 2000), Green Day played the Livid Festival in Brisbane, Australia. They were also interviewed. And tried and failed to tip over a car, despite getting their security guard to join in. 29 years ago (21 October 1995), Green Day played the Canadian Airlines Saddledome in Calgary, Canada on the Insomniac Tour. 30 years ago (21 October 1994), Green Day played Wulfrun Hall in Wolverhampton, England on the Dookie Tour. They really did make some random stops in the UK back then. I mean, Wolverhampton? Wigan? Cambridge? Kent? It's wild to think of them playing all those places. 35 years ago (21 October 1989), Green Day played Marsugi's in San Jose, CA. 36 years ago (21 October 1988), Green Day played the Veterans Memorial Center in Davis, CA. This was John Kiffmeyer's first show. "So I just walked over to them and said, 'Can I be in your band because I don't have a band anymore?' And then Martin and Jason (from Isocracy) took off on a moped and I was in this new band. That was on a Sunday. We practiced on Tuesday and Wednesday and played our show on Friday." — John 4 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
solongfromthestars Posted Tuesday at 06:26 PM Author Share Posted Tuesday at 06:26 PM On this day last year (22 October 2023), Green Day played a second night at the When We Were Young Festival in Las Vegas, NV. More photos: Spoiler 14 years ago (22 October 2012), Green Day played in Buenos Aires, Argentina on the 21st Century Breakdown Tour. Billie Joe said it was his favourite show ever at the time. More photos: Spoiler 20 years ago (22 October 2004), Green Day played the Gwinnett Center in Duluth, GA on the American Idiot Tour. 24 years ago (22 October 2000), Green Day played the Rock It Festival in Perth, Australia on the Warning Tour. 29 years ago (22 October 1995), Green Day played the Agridome in Regina, Canada on the Insomniac Tour. "Decided the day before the show to check out Green Day who were still riding a big wave of success from their major label debut Dookie. They had just released the follow up Insomniac and the first single Geek Stink Breath was a staple on Much Music. I had seats way up in the second level near the roof but was right above the stage, not too bad for so close to show day. Didn't know much about the opening act The Riverdales and I still don't; they came out, played their entire album song by song with no banter then left. The best part of their set was watching Mike Dirnt and Tre Cool riding skateboards behind the stage. Green Day came out firing, gleefully admitting to the crowd that the only reason they came to Regina was David Letterman sensation, Dick Assman. The band gave it their all even when the kids on the floor chucked their shoes at them. Dirnt even barked at the rowdy pricks, 'Hey, your mom paid good money for those shoes!' but that didn't stop them. Apparently, it wasn't anything new to them as they played on, dodging shoes the whole time. During When I Come Around, Billie Joe came out naked with just his beloved blue Fender covering his business. During the guitar solo he spun around and treated the crowd to a little rhythmic butt clenching. I could have lived without that, but overall a good show." I don't suppose anyone reading this has the photos mentioned by Shawn Scallen on the GDA page for this show? 30 years ago (22 October 1994), Green Day played Welcome to Paradise on Top of the Pops. Billie wore a shirt saying "Who am I fooling anyway?" because they were forced to play to a backing track. More photos: Spoiler Also 30 years ago (22 October 1994), Green Day played the Astoria in London, England on the Dookie Tour. "First gig. Green Day at London Astoria 1994. Technically I'd been to a small festival before this but this was my first proper gig. Joeyfat opened and Billie Joe Armstrong stood on my foot as we were watching at the back. Then came China Drum who I still listen to after all this time. Green Day were so amazing and opened the door for me to a lot more bands." — Andy 31 years ago (22 October 1993), Green Day played their first Latin American show at the Iguanas club in Tijuana, Mexico. 4 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Popular Post solongfromthestars Posted Wednesday at 04:52 PM Author Popular Post Share Posted Wednesday at 04:52 PM On this day 8 years ago (23 October 2016), Green Day played the Aragon Ballroom in Chicago, IL on the Revolution Radio club tour. More photos: Spoiler 13 years ago (23 October 2011), Billie Joe performed Good Riddance when Will Ferrell was awarded the Mark Twain Prize for American Humor. He was also interviewed. More photos: Spoiler 15 years ago (23 October 2009), Green Day played the O2 Arena in London, England on the 21st Century Breakdown Tour. More photos: Spoiler 20 years ago (23 October 2004), Green Day played the US Bank Arena in Cincinnati, OH on the American Idiot Tour. 29 years ago (23 October 1995), Green Day played the Arena in Winnipeg, Canada on the Insomniac Tour. 6 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Popular Post Montclare Posted Wednesday at 06:47 PM Popular Post Share Posted Wednesday at 06:47 PM That means that 8 years ago today was my very first Green Day show! Few pics I took there- 4 3 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Hermione Posted Wednesday at 09:38 PM Share Posted Wednesday at 09:38 PM 2 hours ago, Montclare said: That means that 8 years ago today was my very first Green Day show! Few pics I took there- And my first was 15 years ago today! Those are great pics It was so awesome because a big group of fans from GDC and FB from the UK, US, Europe and even Australia were travelling to all the UK shows in a minibus and calling it "Rocktober" and we met up with them, met over 30 people from here that day and still see some at shows now! After just following the band online mostly through here it was surreal to actually see them live and hang out with so many cool people from here. I'll never forget lovely J'net who was with us during the show getting handed a pick by Mike and just giving it to me(!), singing along with *the* Tony from BIAB, staying at the awesome Sharon and Graham's house afterwards where they had an open door policy for GD fans , and everyone we met. And getting to do this with my sister who loves the band as much as me, every show I've been to since has been with her. And the show, that tour was probably their live peak and got to see all the songs and traditions I'd waited for plus loads of 21st CB songs, just amazing to see hot blond Billie and the rest of the band right there . Then unexpectedly got to see FBHT just over a week later...one reason I still obsess over that is it came right after my GD dreams already came true. Unbelievable magical time. 4 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Popular Post solongfromthestars Posted Thursday at 05:43 PM Author Popular Post Share Posted Thursday at 05:43 PM On this day last year (24 October 2023), The American Dream is Killing Me was released and accompanied by a music video. 8 years ago (24 October 2016), Green Day played the Fillmore in Detroit, MI on the Revolution Radio club tour. More photos: Spoiler 14 years ago (24 October 2010), Green Day played in Santiago, Chile on the 21st Century Breakdown Tour. More photos: Spoiler 15 years ago (24 October 2009), Green Day played a second night at the O2 Arena in London, England on the 21st Century Breakdown Tour. More photos: Spoiler 20 years ago (24 October 2004), Green Day played Louisville Gardens in Louisville, KY on the American Idiot Tour. 32 years ago (24 October 1992), Green Day played the Phoenix Theatre in Petaluma, CA on the Kerplunk Tour. 4 3 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Forever Now Posted Thursday at 06:15 PM Share Posted Thursday at 06:15 PM Happy one year! Favorite single and video from Saviors 🩷🧟♂️ 1 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
stories and songs Posted Friday at 12:14 AM Share Posted Friday at 12:14 AM Happy anniversary to TADIKM! I remember this day vividly because I had a dentist appointment in the morning and couldn’t wait to get out so I could go sit in my car and watch the video. The start of a very special era! 2 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Cris. Posted Friday at 11:46 AM Share Posted Friday at 11:46 AM On 10/23/2024 at 11:38 PM, Hermione said: And my first was 15 years ago today! Those are great pics It was so awesome because a big group of fans from GDC and FB from the UK, US, Europe and even Australia were travelling to all the UK shows in a minibus and calling it "Rocktober" and we met up with them, met over 30 people from here that day and still see some at shows now! After just following the band online mostly through here it was surreal to actually see them live and hang out with so many cool people from here. I'll never forget lovely J'net who was with us during the show getting handed a pick by Mike and just giving it to me(!), singing along with *the* Tony from BIAB, staying at the awesome Sharon and Graham's house afterwards where they had an open door policy for GD fans , and everyone we met. And getting to do this with my sister who loves the band as much as me, every show I've been to since has been with her. And the show, that tour was probably their live peak and got to see all the songs and traditions I'd waited for plus loads of 21st CB songs, just amazing to see hot blond Billie and the rest of the band right there . Then unexpectedly got to see FBHT just over a week later...one reason I still obsess over that is it came right after my GD dreams already came true. Unbelievable magical time. Sharon 💜 I never got to meet her in person, but I knew her (and the rest of the Idiot Club UK crew) online. It is lovely how she kept so many of the Green Day community (I mean at large, not just GDC) together. I was so touched when Mike shared a message when she passed, and knew that wherever she was, that must have made her smile. 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
solongfromthestars Posted Friday at 01:38 PM Author Share Posted Friday at 01:38 PM On this day 5 years ago (25 October 2019), Green Day were on Kevin & Bean's Last Breakfast at the KROQ Sound Space in LA. They were interviewed and played 7 songs. More photos: Spoiler And some gifs: Spoiler 29 years ago (25 October 1995), Green Day played the Maple Leaf Gardens in Toronto, Canada on the Insomniac Tour. "I'm sure I will get a lot of crap for this but I am going to be totally honest. This was and is still the shittiest rock concert I have ever gone to. The tickets were expensive for the time ($50-ish) and they only played, and not very well, for 45 minutes. The opening act (The Riverdales) were far more entertaining. Also, the venue was like 60% sold which makes for a crappy experience. Most overrated band of the 90's." — Tojo1978 That quote is interesting because someone said about one of the earlier shows on that tour (less than two weeks before, I think) that The Riverdales were underwhelming but Green Day were worth it. "Don't throw your sneakers at the band. Seems like common sense. But there's no persuading the crowd during a Green Day show at Maple Leaf Gardens, in Toronto. Even a string of obscenities from singer Billie Joe Armstrong can't stop the footwear from flying. Then all of a sudden, Armstrong stops thrashing his guitar - smack in the middle of a searing rendition of 2,000 Light Years Away - to beckon one barefoot fan onstage to collect his rightful property. No hard feelings, Green Day's leader appears to tell him. The stage-struck kid scrambles up, takes a nervous bow and bends over to lace his shoes. He ought to be watching his back, though: Armstrong is behind him, wearing a boar's head Halloween mask and brandishing a butcher's knife. The crowd roars, and the kid, unharmed, leaps back into the snarling mosh pit. Minutes later, Green Day bassist Mike Dirnt bounds toward his microphone to add harmonies to a rousing cover of Operation Ivy's Knowledge, only to get smacked in the forehead by a wayward high-top basketball shoe. This time, Armstrong doesn't even notice. He's too busy ripping chords from his blue Stratocaster and contorting his face through a rogues' gallery of grimaces, gauging each one for maximum audience response. Then he turns his back to the arena and drops his pants. That's entertainment, Green Day style. Pretty soon panic-stricken security personnel are chasing down kids who have jumped from their assigned seats to the general-admission floor, dragging them out the exits. Has the evening finally gotten totally out of control? We'll never know. 'Thanks a lot, because we don't take this shit for granted!' Armstrong shouts, and the band walks off. In the dressing room, Armstrong heads straight for a sofa in the corner and clams up. Bored? Perhaps. Exhausted? Most likely." — Rolling Stone There are a LOT of stories of shoes being thrown at Green Day from that tour. 33 years ago (25 October 1991), Green Day played their first European show at the Ostbunker in Osnabrück, Germany. 3 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Popular Post solongfromthestars Posted yesterday at 09:50 AM Author Popular Post Share Posted yesterday at 09:50 AM On this day last year (26 October 2023), Green Day played 14 songs on Amazon Music Live. More photos: Spoiler 8 years ago (26 October 2016), Green Day played The Pageant in St. Louis, MO on the Revolution Radio club tour. More photos: Spoiler 14 years ago (26 October 2010), Green Day played in Lima, Peru on the 21st Century Breakdown Tour. It was their first show in Peru. More photos: Spoiler 15 years ago (26 October 2009), Green Day played in Sheffield, England on the 21st Century Breakdown Tour. 20 years ago (26 October 2004), Green Day played the Giant Center in Hershey, PA on the American Idiot Tour. 29 years ago (26 October 1995), Green Day played the Community Arena in Sudbury, Canada on the Insomniac Tour. "Glorious days, oh glorious days! Who else camped out overnight for that 45-minute Green Day concert?" — Adam David Boyle "I recall camping out for Green Day tickets. What a gongshow that was. It was basically just an excuse to party. There was that Indian who was stealing stuff or breaking stuff, and someone smashed him on the head with a beer bottle, he got messed up! Erin Van Horn being attacked by a hooker. Ban Gammon and I hanging with Herb at that freaky grotto. Someone smashed an acoustic guitar when the sun was coming up, it could have been Nick Kohut. Funny thing was that there were so many tickets that there was really no need to camp out for them. It's odd that I remeber all that stuff better than I remember last week..." — Scott Ballard 33 years ago (26 October 1991), Green Day played in Bielefeld, Germany. 34 years ago (26 October 1990), Green Day played at 924 Gilman Street. 5 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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