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2 hours ago, Steven Seagull said:

What gives fans the right to demand what they want to hear anyway? It's Green Day's music, they can do whatever the fuck they want with it.

No one is actually going to Green Day and demanding anything. There's no entitlement in sharing your opinion on what you wish they would do. Fans talk about all this because they give a damn and everyone has their own emotional attachment to some aspect of their music. Green Day will still do whatever they want.

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Alright, so I've moved the most recent trilogy discussion to the "The trilogy is massively underrated" thread, here:

Please stop posting about the trilogy here, and head over to that thread to continue that discussion. Let's discuss Green Day being in the studio/the next album here.

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Last Of The American Girls was player quite a lot on the radio here. I even heard it on the radio a couple of weeks ago. When it was released as a single I heard some radio dj's say they were glad Green Day had released a classic Green Day track as a single again.

I guess it can be difficult to predict which single might do well in which part of the world.

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5 hours ago, sara_gd said:

I'm not sure if it was a good decision or not, but I'm glad they didn't release an "explosive rock track" at first because that was exactly what they did with their two previous albums and I think it was getting too predictable. I mean, what I saw in the single choices for AI and 21stCB was that they were very similar (AI and KYE, BOBD and 21 guns), so people in general related those two type of song with Green Day. Oh Love was something different. The bad part is that many people think "they turned pop" and arguments of the type, Let yourself go or Stay the Night instead of Kill the DJ would have been better as a second single in my opinion. 

For this album... an explosive rock track is what I think is needed. I hope they do it. 

True.  Although explosive tracks an Uno were almost non existent. Maybe let yourself go, but it's not exactly the type of song you'd hear on the radio.

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4 hours ago, sara_gd said:

That's true... well, to be relevant to the rock scene I suppose, not to be succesful in general terms. And certainly to satisfy most fans. 

East Jesus Nowhere was a single though, but I think it was just in Europe or something like that, and in the US you got 21stCB, or maybe it was the other way round :P It didn't get a proper video (though I like it a lot) and it wasn't played much by radios or TV stations... LOTAG wasn't played much either really. 

LOTAG still got more airplay than 21CB though. I don't remember ever hearing it on the radio. I think promotion of EJN was dumped after LOTAG came out. All they did was a show with Will Farrell. 

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1 hour ago, Jane Lannister said:

LOTAG still got more airplay than 21CB though. I don't remember ever hearing it on the radio. I think promotion of EJN was dumped after LOTAG came out. All they did was a show with Will Farrell. 

And that didn't even air on that episode of SNL. Know Your Enemy and 21 Guns did.

I like that we know nothing about this upcoming record and that we are totally blind about what they are working on.

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I remember the first time I heard 21st Century Breakdown on the radio, just before I had it, before it was out too, and I was really excited for it. I really couldn't wait to own it. I knew from that first song we were still in for something as special as American Idiot. At least it was special to me, I still listen to both albums like they were out yesterday. I think trying to decide which songs are better than others is irrelevant when you consider each and every song are great for their own reasons. It could be down to lyrics, solos, drum fills, intensity, guitar tones, vocal ranges between lead and backing. To me, deciding between two songs like Last Of The American Girls and Static Age, people may have their own opinion on which they believe is better, but I think they're as great as each other, like the drum track on Static Age, it's such a good drum track, great use of the toms with the snare and then how Tre opts to using the crash with snare and flicking over to the floor toms after the solo as opposed to just using mid and floor toms with the snare as in the intro and verses. It's fairly straight forward, but simple things can be great too. But in LOTAG, I love the bass line in that, and chord pattern too. I love the chord pattern of both of them, and the melodies played through out LOTAG suit it so well. I could go on all day about each song, but you'll be reading a 50 million word essay. :P

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56 minutes ago, JardyOfSuburbia said:

And that didn't even air on that episode of SNL. Know Your Enemy and 21 Guns did.

I like that we know nothing about this upcoming record and that we are totally blind about what they are working on.

They also played it on their last appearance on Letterman. Really good song hope it had a video in a church or something and got some hype it deserved it. Listening to  songs like East Jesus Nowhere is exactly the direction they should move on. It's rock it's melodic it speaks a message. I hope they go to that direction.

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57 minutes ago, petros said:

They also played it on their last appearance on Letterman. Really good song hope it had a video in a church or something and got some hype it deserved it. Listening to  songs like East Jesus Nowhere is exactly the direction they should move on. It's rock it's melodic it speaks a message. I hope they go to that direction.

They were on Carson Daly all week for that album too, right? Played as The Tubbies on the final night if I remember right. Hope they do something similar to that again.

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10 hours ago, Hermione said:

Let's discuss Green Day being in the studio/the next album here.

Give us more instagram photos, more snippets, hints so we can discuss more :toocool: 

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8 hours ago, petros said:

They also played it on their last appearance on Letterman. Really good song hope it had a video in a church or something and got some hype it deserved it. Listening to  songs like East Jesus Nowhere is exactly the direction they should move on. It's rock it's melodic it speaks a message. I hope they go to that direction.

I seem the recall them playing it at an awards show and getting the crowd up on stage (similar to what they did in 2012), although it may of been another 21CB single. I cannot find it on youtube though. 

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16 hours ago, Fuzz said:

No one is actually going to Green Day and demanding anything.

Come to Brazil!! :runaround:

 

16 hours ago, Fuzz said:

 Green Day will still do whatever they want.

 

What do you mean you're not coming to Brazil?! :mad:

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1 hour ago, Cruise said:

I seem the recall them playing it at an awards show and getting the crowd up on stage (similar to what they did in 2012), although it may of been another 21CB single. I cannot find it on youtube though. 

I'm not sure, but I think that was at the MTV European Music Awards hosted in Germany. They opened the show instead of Tokio Hotel because they were late or something.

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2 hours ago, Cruise said:

I seem the recall them playing it at an awards show and getting the crowd up on stage (similar to what they did in 2012), although it may of been another 21CB single. I cannot find it on youtube though. 

That was at the 2009 VMA's. The video was on Youtube but it got taken down probably because of copyright issues or something.

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9 minutes ago, petros said:

 

They're mixing! That gives me hope for a summer release, possibly on the Reading/Leeds weekend at the end of August

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They are not necessarily in the mixing stage yet, they could very well still be tracking. What mystifies me is that when Billie first posted the picture, the caption was just "gettin weird". He purposefully added revrad to it. Why. What happened to otis? 

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So, again here I'm quoting a friend who's into recording etc, they are probably mastering!!!! Rather than mixing! They are almost done. The caption "gettin weird" refers to the (compared to usual recording units) unusually small unit which is on this picture. They are either going from the small one into the big one oooor they (assumably) are going into the small one which would lead to a hell lot of work -> they might have to combine for example the many many drum tracks so they can master that on the small one. At least that's what I understood after he explained it to me. So don't quote me on that. I know barely nothing about all this :lol: 

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1 minute ago, BillyjoelxkidXx said:

I didnt undestand that at all?

Okay well then sorry :lol: haha, the bottom line is: they are AT LEAST mixing but probably mastering which is the very last stage of making an album!

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14 minutes ago, Mary Daze said:

Okay well then sorry :lol: haha, the bottom line is: they are AT LEAST mixing but probably mastering which is the very last stage of making an album!

Green day doesn't, and has never, mastered their own music. They send it off to a professional, usually Chris lorde algae. The small box is a multitrack recorder, which has nothing to do with mastering. Sorry to dash your hopes, but it's the truth!

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The small box is either a 16 or 32 track recorder. Could be they're experimenting with a lo-fi sound? It might even be just the demo stage, I don't know. But I really don't think they've gotten as far as mixing, judging by that photo.

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13 minutes ago, Dan3siko said:

Green day doesn't, and has never, mastered their own music. They send it off to a professional, usually Chris lorde algae. The small box is a multitrack recorder, which has nothing to do with mastering. Sorry to dash your hopes, but it's the truth!

Well it's not based on my hopes, so nothing to dash here :D it was just an idea based on what my friend said. He thought it would be unusual to do something with this kind of equipment in the stages before mixing.

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