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You joke but this is a quote from 2000 (I have a scan of the interview but can't access it at the moment because I can't get on imgur):

i fear that this is true... my mom loves oasis, but i hate them so bad.

Blink 182 have been considering similar to GD if I'm correct ??? If so, I would add them to your list. Although, I used to like Blur back in '90s but wouldn't have put them in same category as GD. I have this strange reaction that every time I even see the name Oasis, I wanna throw up. 🤮

I’ve wondered where Jane street was too. I tried to find a Bay Area street with that name, but never found one. This makes sense!

Thanks! "This" is indeed what the lyrics in the booklet says, so I will take your word for it! I go back and forth all the time between the two, so was curious what people actually hear. I'll consider this my good deed of the day

That’s fair. I did take the insane decision to come over for it… if they do disappear as expected after this… could be one of very few shows this year so I took the jump! I am also excited to Good Charlotte live for the first time and cage the elephant were fab at Ohana. Also be good to see twenty one pilots as never gotten the hype myself so maybe now I will see!

I promise I didn't cheat. Just played the song through my headphones via moby, full blast as usual. As far as I could make out it's "This" in each chorus, not "The". My moby is Sony with hi-fid' through hi-rez audio wireless device, through Sony headphones. Let me know if right or wrong. Now you've got me going, having to stop everything and go listen to full AI album now. Heaven.

The 99 Revolutions Tour shirt is the best one. The back: Also the commemorative 21st Century Breakdown Tour shirts for each show. And it's not a Green Day shirt, but a special mention for the Longshot tour shirt that I made

Well I was 15 when I first got into Green Day and since I made it my occupation to get all of their albums and my family could not keep up with which ones I already had and which I didn't, they all took to getting me "similar bands" albums for every birthday, Christmas or special occasion. I could just imagine them walking into a record store and asking the staff for their recommendation of bands a 15 year old girl into Green Day might enjoy. This resulted in my getting a lot of Blink 182, Simple Plan, My Chemical Romance, Good Charlotte, and other bands I cannot remember, and me hating them all because I just felt so patronized I have since revisited a few of them and still don't like them (although I have really grown to appreciate MCR's Black Parade since my friend made me listen to it to get me to go with him to their show next year, but I am still firmly not into the rest of their stuff). At that time instead I turned to discovery older punk and older rock on my own, and I did become a huge fan of those. But I do wonder if the situation had been reversed, and my auntie had given me a The Who album for Christmas when I was 15 instead of Good Charlotte, if I'd be a huge fan of Good Charlotte right now Anyways, very verbose answer, sorry. I really like Radiohead, but I would not think they are at all similar to Green Day

On vacation in NY, so of course I had to have this on my list- Also, I always wondered if this was the Jane St. Billie was referring to in Sweet 16, since he was writing here a lot when in the musical.

How did this slip under our radar? Never heard of it but thanks for sharing.

A warm welcome to our community here in Green Day land. Everyone on here is amazing, feel so at home, it's more like a family really. I've learned so much on here about GD, everyone is so knowledgeable and friendly. So your in good company. As well as loving GD to bits, it's also sharing that love with other GD fans that's so special.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/video/detail/B0FSBZM6VM/ref=atv_dp_share_cu_r Just came across this new documentary released 2025 about Green Day, Haven't watched it yet. Has anyone seen it? The Green Day Phenomenon "Exploding from punk obscurity to global rock stardom, Green Day's journey is dissected in this music documentary packed with rare performances and sharp cultural commentary. Featuring raw footage from their legendary Woodstock '94 set, the film traces the band's rise through underground shows, major label deals, and global protests in power chords."

BOBD has apparently just achieved 2x Platinum in the UK https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1MZHjeQcsu/